Between here and Petoskey is a 2-lane road that cuts its way through the woods and past a few small towns, some nothing more than a gas station and small store. It’s only 75 miles between our towns, but it’s a world of difference in character and charm. Summer Fun Petoskey Michigan WHY PETOSKEY? This…
Camping with kids can be a great way for them to learn about nature, the environment, and about themselves. It offers a unique opportunity to explore their creative side and connect with family members in a stress-free setting. Kids also benefit from camping by learning essential skills such as outdoor safety tips, problem solving, and…
Boyne Mountain Resort, located in northern Michigan, is the perfect place to indulge in a long weekend of fun, regardless of the season. Honestly the resort offers so many things to do year round that will make you want to visit every season. The resort offers 36 holes of golf, a spa, a disc golf…
A recent road trip found me making my way northwest towards Leland, a small town in Leelanau County (aka wine country), just west of Traverse City, Michigan. Driving past farm fields and forested land I eventually found myself turning onto M-22. The road circles the peninsula and sticks close to the shore. The drive offers…
Camping is always a fun adventure, and often a delicious one. But what do you eat when you’re keeping an eye on your health and waistline on a camping adventure? These easy camping meals under 7 points each are going to make your mouth water! From kabobs to burgers, campfire meals are simple, sizzling, and…
Arriving at Stony Fork campground in the late afternoon we drove the campground loop looking for the perfect tent camping site. Snow was lightly falling and for the hundredth time I questioned our sanity for camping in winter-like conditions. Stony Fork Federal Forest campground is located just a few miles off I-77 and north of…
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