Huron House Oscoda

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Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
Huron House Oscoda - Michigan
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31 July 2021

Located on the beach of Lake Huron between Tawas and Oscoda, the Huron House is an award-winning 14 room luxury Bed and Breakfast lakefront destination.

Perfect for a romantic getaway, couples enjoy the beautiful Lake Huron views, hearing the lapping waves from their rooms, and walking on the soft sandy beach. Awake to the breathtaking sight of the sunrise of Lake Huron before enjoying a sumptuous breakfast.

King beds, breakfast delivered to the rooms, private decks, fireplaces, personal hot tubs, and Jacuzzi tubs are some of the relaxing amenities that guests at the Huron House enjoy.

Privacy and individual attention make the Huron House perfect for a memorable getaway. Come and unwind in an environment where there are no demands.

Glorious sunrises, romantic moonrises over the beach, majestic Great Lakes freighters passing in the night and your private hot tub under the stars provide the perfect setting for an intimate and restful getaway.

The Huron House, an award winning luxury bed and breakfast, is located on a beautiful stretch of Lake Huron beach between Tawas and Oscoda. Privacy and individual attention make the Huron House the perfect place for a honeymoon, anniversary, birthday, quiet getaway or other special occasion.

During your stay at the Huron House, you will experience spectacular views of Lake Huron coupled with exceptional amenities. The Huron House offers guests an upscale bed and breakfast experience with a luxury atmosphere.

Guests at the Huron House can customize their stay to include in-room massage packages. The Huron House is ideal for those who like to experience a quiet, adult romantic getaway. During your stay, you will be pampered with a signature breakfast delivered to your elegant king size room.

Come and find out why the Huron House is the most talked about bed and breakfast in Michigan. We extend our personal invitation to visit the Huron House to relax and refresh your spirit.

Michigan Elopements & Weddings

Dreaming of a romantic Northern Michigan wedding but not the time and stress that comes along with planning a wedding? Perfect, that’s our specialty! Let our wedding concierge handle all of the planning while you and your loved one relax and focus on what brought you to this moment, your love for each other!

Romance has been a Huron House specialty for decades. From our luxury B&B tailored to the ultimate romantic getaway to our grand gardens overlooking picturesque Lake Huron, we are Northern Michigan’s premier wedding venue.

All you have to do is choose the wedding package that best fits the size of your celebration. Your personal wedding concierge will take it from there. Like what you see but have something a little different in mind? No problem! All of our packages are designed to be completely customizable based on the needs of each couple.

Things To Do In Northeast Michigan

Oscoda has been voted the top beach town in Michigan due its picturesque Lake Huron views on beautiful sandy beach, and neighboring East Tawas Bay, is located in one of the most beautiful parts of the Sunrise Coast of Michigan.

And our luxury inn is close to local attractions such as Iargo Springs, Lumberman’s monument, AuSable River Queen, Wurtsmith Aviation Musuem, or the various trails that Huron National Forest offers.

Take a trip to visit Lighthouses at Tawas Bay and Sturgeon Bay or bike along the paved trails along US-23. Or just come to the Huron House to enjoy the luxury rooms and breathtaking views of Lake Huron from your private balcony.

Whatever you choose, you will create lifetime memories with your trip to the sunrise coast of Michigan at the Huron House Bed and Breakfast.

AuSable River Queen

The best way to experience the beauty of the AuSable River is on an authentic paddlewheel powered riverboat. The classic double-decker, decked out in red, white and blue, meanders down the AuSable River twice daily in the summer months.

Come Fall Foliage season, the schedule expands to three tours daily. The departure spot is just a 15-minute drive from the Huron House.

In summer, Take the 2-hour round-trip tour and you’ll witness some of the most beautiful shoreline of the AuSable River; learn about its rich logging heritage and the six operational hydroelectric plants, and view wildlife such as swans, loons and eagles. Reservations are a must.

Iargo Springs

Iargo Springs is one of the most beautiful attractions in Oscoda Township, with panoramic views of the famous AuSable River, wildflowers in bloom, and, of course, the natural spring itself.

It’s no wonder Native American’s considered the traditional drinking source to be sacred ground for hundreds of years and believed the site’s waters held mystical powers. The springs are also a main feature on the River Road Scenic Byway, a nationally recognized piece of natural beauty.

Climb to the observation deck 300 feet above the Au Sable River for an absolutely breathtaking view of the AuSable River Valley below you.

That’s not all that this holy site has to offer, though, as those willing to walk the 294-step descent will enter a truly mystical place where the underground Iargo Springs conjoin to form a cold water stream.

Lumberman’s Monument

The Lumberman’s Monument is dedicated to the workers of the early logging industry in Michigan. It was built in 1931 and is located in the Huron-Manistee National Forest that was heavily logged in the second half of the 19th century.

It stands 14 feet high on a bluff overlooking the scenic AuSable River. A must-see stop for visitors, the Lumberman’s Monument Visitor Center interprets the area’s colorful lumbering past. Learn about the men who cut the timber that helped build a nation.

Climb through a logjam, use a peavey and learn about the life of a lumberjack through video and displays. If you are willing to hike 272 steps to the edge of the AuSable, you can board the Wanigan, a replica of the floating cook shacks that followed the river drives.

Sturgeon Point Lighthouse

Sturgeon Point Lighthouse is located 30 minutes north overlooking Lake Huron. Erected in 1870, the Coast Guard no longer uses it; however, the Alcona Historical Society has kept the light operational for smaller boats.

Open daily Memorial Day to Labor Day from 10:00 am to 4:00pm, you can visit the keeper’s house, a maritime museum, as well as climb the tower.

Tawas Point Lighthouse

The Tawas Point Lighthouse has been in continuous operation since 1876 and stands 70 feet above the Tawas Bay waters. Located 15 minutes south, it is a mecca for birdwatchers.

Open every day except Tuesdays, guided tours are available from Memorial Day to Labor Day from Noon to 6:00 p.m. Located along the shoreline, it offers spectacular views of sunrises and sunsets.

The River Road – National Scenic Byway

The River Road National Scenic Byway, a pre-European Native American travel route, is a 23-mile road that parallels the Au Sable River and intersects with US-23 in Oscoda, MI.

It stretches from Lake Huron into the Huron National Forest that is famous for its scenery, biology, history, and its efficiency as a major route in the transportation of white pine lumber.

Recreation opportunities on the byway include hiking, fishing, boating, as well as breathtaking views of the Huron National Forest. Parking is casual, and can be done on the road as long as traffic isn’t obstructed, and there are multiple access points throughout the forest.

Wurtsmith Aviation Museum

Take time to remember and honor the men and women of our armed services. The Veteran’s Memorial Park of Northeast Michigan, at the corner of Skeel Avenue and F-41, was created to provide a place to reflect and honor the dedication of those who served for our freedom.

It is located in Oscoda on the former Wurtsmith Air Force Base. Most impressive is the Circle of Flags that includes a flag from all 54 states and territories. The museum showcases a variety of aircraft displays, memorabilia and artifacts.

Alpena Glass Bottom Boat

See the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary shipwrecks under the crystal clear waters of Lake Huron from a large ‘glass bottom’ boat. Experience a 2 hour tour including exciting tales of many famous ships and Lake Huron history. Summer tours start June 10th 10:00 AM. Get prising and the full schedule on the ledgends of Thunder Bay Web site.

Huron-Manistee National Forest

Within the Huron-Manistee National Forest you’ll find miles of unique trails that transverse from coastal sand dunes to towering pines and hardwoods. It’s a naturalist’s dream. Begin your day at Eagle Run that provides a loop trail system with marked trails that vary from level to moderate rolling hills.

The Highbanks Trail is a short 6.5 mile hike along the AuSable River and continues to Sidtown. You’ll see the most dramatic views of the AuSable River and will travel over the same ridges that loggers used to roll their timber into the river.

The trailhead is 15 miles outside of Oscoda at Iargo Springs and parking is available. Iargo Springs is considered a holy place by Native Americans and offers a breathtaking view of the AuSable River from a 30’ high observation deck.

Along the way you’ll pass the Canoer’s Memorial, dedicated to all paddlers who challenge the AuSable River, and the historical Lumberman’s Monument that honors the lumbering era.

Summer hikers often have the opportunity to see bald eagles and other wildlife. Pack a lunch and enjoy the outdoors at one of the many picnic tables you’ll find along the way.

Canoe or Kayak the AuSable River

Bring your own canoe or kayak or rent one from Oscoda Canoe Rental in Oscoda. Take the Whirlpool starting point kayak trip, a six-mile route that will take about two hours.

Bring your camera to capture some stunning photos of nature and wildlife from a point of view that can’t get any better. Expect to catch sight of eagles (even a bald eagle!), blue herons, beaver, bobcat, swans, and more.

Sunrise Coast Birding Trail

Michigan is famous for its diverse wetland environment. Its low-elevation flats and massive forests surrounded by the ancient Great Lakes creates a paradise for all types of animals, especially birds and birdwatchers from around the United States come to this region of Michigan to catch sight of some of Earth’s most beautiful creatures.

Michigan has some of the world’s rarest birds. Keep a keen eye for the Great Lakes Piping Plover, Kirtland’s Warbler, and majestic raptors as these are all birds on the endangered species list.

Starting from the mouth of the famous AuSable River in Oscoda, you’ll be traveling along some of the country’s most critical natural habitats for native species. The Sunrise Coast Birding Trail runs a remarkable 145 miles all the way to the Mackinac Bridge.

Piety Hill Riverwalk and Riverbank Park are great places to start, and Harrisville State Park may be your opportunity to start your return trip on US 23 South, hugging the shores of Lake Huron.

Corsair Trail

The Corsair Skiing and Hiking Trail makes up over 26 miles of hiking and is a great winter adventure into the snow-covered Silver Valley, surrounded by 120,000 acres of the Huron National Forest, and only a short drive south from the Huron House.

Each of Corsair’s network of trails has an entry point only about seven miles northwest of East Tawas.

The Corsair Picnic Area can be found on the west side of Monument Road, Wright’s Lake entry point on the east side of Monument Road, and Silver Valley’s trailhead can also be found on the east side of Monument Road.

Parking areas and toilet facilities are also located at each trailhead. The Silver Valley trailhead offers a breathtaking view of over 20 miles across the famous Au Sable River Valley. There is still a vibrant collection of wildlife to catch sight of and the view from the Silver Valley vista can’t be missed.

This is a popular spot for hikers to catch a glimpse of snowstorms rolling in from far, far away and to view the local landscape around them. Corsair is one of the most popular trails in the winter, and one of the largest groomed trails in the state of Michigan.

The hiking on the Corsair Trails ranges from level to gently rolling hills, making it a pleasant time for a hike.

Lakewood Shores Golf Resort

Located in Oscoda and is ranked as one of the Top 100 Best Resort Courses in U.S. for 2016. Choose from three different courses: The Gailes, Blackshire and The Serradella each offering a unique golfing experience.

Greenbush Golf Course

Located in Greenbush about a 15-minute drive north of Oscoda. The semi-private course is a beautifully manicured 9-hole course that is lined with magnificent trees and plenty of hazards.

Designed for the recreational player, it is challenging, relaxing and fun. After a round of golf enjoy the unique clubhouse that is an area landmark.

Red Hawk Golf Club

Located in East Tawas about 20-minutes south of Oscoda. It is a public 18-hole course designed by renowned architect Arthur Hills. The course offers mature forests and elevation changes that challenges the most accomplished player but still enjoyable for the novice.

Website: www.huronhouse.com
Rooms: 14
Price: from 255 EUR per night
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