This Remote Retreat In Michigan Is The Best Place To Spend A Long Weekend
By Jack Springgate|Published February 16, 2024
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Jack Springgate
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I'm proud to be from the great state of Michigan. I've lived in the Mitten several different times throughout my life spending time in all corners of it. My journeys took me up and down the Lake Michigan coast, out east to explore Detroit and Ann Arbor, and to the dense forests of the UP.
Before writing with Only In Your State, I worked as a local TV news reporter and anchor, most recently in South Bend. Many of the stories I covered took place in Southwest Michigan. My roots are even deeper in the Wolverine State as I often head to Kalamazoo to visit family.
When I'm not out exploring nature, I'm avidly watching sports. I specifically have a deep love for the Michigan Wolverines (my alma mater), and I get to write about them and several other Big Ten teams as and editor for Athlon Sports. I also love to enjoy the great outdoors with my wife and our dog, Piper.
I'm excited to share all my favorite Michigan destinations with you. Keep exploring.
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One of the best things about camping is opening up your tent and walking straight into the great outdoors. However, not everyone owns an RV or wants to deal with all the work of managing a campsite. It’s time to enjoy the best of both worlds when you book this amazing treehouse from our list of the Most Unique Places To Stay In Michigan.
Way up in the trees in Thompsonville, Michigan, there’s a perfect escape to nature with all the amenities of home. This Treehouse rental will have you living in leafy luxury with a great cookout space and sleeping arrangements for six–and you’ll be within arm’s reach of Mother Nature.
For all this privacy The Thompsonville Treehouse also comes at an affordable rate at roughly $200 a night. You might not want to leave after you’ve spent a day so connected to the wilderness. You’ll have your own space among the branches at this incredible option from our list of the Most Unique Places To Stay In Michigan.
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