Department of Natural Resources Michigan Harbors Guide

www.michigan.gov/harbors

Michigan Harbors Guide This publication is designed to offer information, location and amenities of Michigan’s many harbors. It provides an aerial photograph and short description of each harbor to offer you a view of what to expect while traveling on Michigan’s waters. Visit www.michigan.gov/boating for an online version of this publication, where the most recent facility information is available as changes occur. Simply print the updated harbor page and place in this binder. This guide is not intended for navigational use. Please refer to your lake charts as a guide for navigational information. Select harbors can be reserved through a reservation system. Reservations may be made for all dates up to six months in advance of arrival. For reservations call: 800-44-PARKS or visit: www.midnrreservations.com For information or assistance on this publication, contact the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 30257, Lansing, MI 48909. This publication, and updates, are available as a pdf at www.michigan.gov/boating. For more online boating information, visit the Michigan Recreational Boating Information System (MRBIS). www.mcgi.state.mi.us/mrbis

There are over 1,300 public boating access sites and over 80 harbors and marinas throughout the State of Michigan administered by State, county, and local units of government. This website gives you the ability to locate and map boating access sites, harbors, and marinas for your next boating adventure! Use the Fish Finder!

1 Table of Contents Missions and Commissions...... 3 Sport Fish Restoration Program...... 4 Michigan State Waterways Program Funding...... 4 Welcome to the Great Lakes...... 5 The Harbor Program ...... 6 Funding...... 6 Fees ...... 7 Docking Space ...... 7 Radio Communications ...... 7 Harbor Arrival Procedures and Courtesy...... 8 Fueling ...... 9 Navigational Charts ...... 9 Harbor Location Information...... 9 Providing or Upgrading Pump-Outs or Dump Stations . . . . 10 Clean Marina Program ...... 10 Commercial Fishing Nets ...... 11 Fish Disease ...... 11 Help Prevent Invasive Plants and Animals ...... 12 Boating Smart from the Start ...... 13 Discovering Michigan Fishing ...... 14 Charts...... 14 Waterways Dollars at Work...... 15 Michigan’s Recreation Passport ...... 16 Alphabetical Listing of Harbors and Marinas...... 17 Michigan Map Guide Lake Huron Map...... 20 Lake Michigan Map ...... 21 Lake Superior Map...... 22 Harbor Guide Lake Erie Harbors ...... 23-28 Detroit River Harbors...... 29-36 Lake St. Clair Harbors...... 37-42 St. Clair River...... 43-46 Lake Huron Harbors ...... 47-88 St. Mary’s River Harbors ...... 99-104 Lake Michigan Harbors ...... 105-174 Lake Superior Harbors ...... 175-212 2 Missions and Commissions Department of Natural Resources Mission Statement The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state’s natural and cultural resources for current and future generations.

Natural Resources Commission The Natural Resources Commission (NRC) is the governing body for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR). In providing a strategic framework for the DNR to effectively manage the state’s resources, the NRC works closely with a broad cross-section of constituencies, including the Michigan State Waterways Commission, to establish and continuously improve natural resources management policy. The NRC conducts monthly, public meetings in locations throughout Michigan. Citizens are encouraged to participate in these public forums. For dates and locations, please visit www.michigan.gov/nrc.

Michigan State Waterways Commission Mission Statement The Michigan State Waterways Commission works to provide safe public access to the Great Lakes and inland waters of the State of Michigan. Working with partners, the commission oversees the use of dedicated funds provided by boaters for the acquisition, construction and operation of the infrastructure needed to support boating. The Michigan State Waterways Commission was created by Act 320 of 1947 and transferred to the Department of Conservation on January 1, 1966. The commission members are appointed to three-year terms by the governor, with the advise and consent of the senate. Upon expiration of a term, a member may continue to service until reappointed or GAN S HI TA a successor is appointed. For more detailed C T I E

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information about the commission, visit W N www.michigan.gov/dnr, and then, to A T O E I the left, click on “Commissions, Boards R S W IS & Committees” and then “Waterways A M YS COM Commission.”

3 Sport Fish Restoration Program The Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Program provided funding for this publication.Sport Fish Restoration Program The Federal Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Program provided funding for this publication A Cycle for Success Better fishing, boating, Anglers, hunters, boaters, hunting and wildlife-associated purchase fishing/ recreation. hunting equipment and motor boat fuels.

State agencies implement programs and projects. Manufactures pay excise tax on that equipment and boaters pay fuel States receive taxes. grants.

U.S . Fish & Wildlife Service allocates funds to state fish and wildlife agencies.

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Since 1937, WSFR has provided over $12 billion for fish and wildlife, supplied jobs for many Americans, and benefitted local economies through boating, fishing, hunting and shooting activities. For more information visit www.wsfr75.com.

Michigan State Waterways Program Funding Funding for this publication provided by the Michigan State Waterways Fund. Michigan State Waterways Programs Funding WatercraftWatercraft Registrations Registrations and and Gas GasTax Revenue Tax Revenue WatercraftWatercraft GasGas Tax Tax RegistrationsRegistrations (DNR(DNR receives receives 2 %2 %of ofGas Gas Tax) Tax)

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4 Welcome to the Great Lakes Boating on the Great Lakes is an experience you won’t soon forget. These waters have charmed and captured the spirit of boaters for centuries. Islands are sprinkled throughout the great bodies of water, calling for our attention and exploration. It’s the Great Lakes that define Michigan…and give our state its name. “Michigama,” meaning ‘large lake,’ is a word derived from the Chippewa language. It was applied to the entire Great Lakes region by Native Americans and then by explorers who first traversed these great waters in the sixteenth century. Over time, the early residents added more names and sorted out the local geography, but the name Michigan remained as a reference to the entire region and one of our Great Lakes. Today, we know Michigan as “The Great Lakes State,” and boaters from around the globe are discovering the wonderful experiences that these great bodies of water afford. The Great Lakes are some of the largest freshwater lakes in the world!

5 The Harbor Program The state of Michigan began its Great Lakes Harbors Program in 1947 when the legislature created the Michigan State Waterways Commission. The Commission was granted authority and supporting funds to create a marine highway along the 3,000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline. From 1947 to 1964, the Waterways Commission developed 83 harbors of refuge, enabling tens of thousands of boaters to encircle Michigan using safe harbors and overnight hospitality. In 1966, when the new state constitution went into effect, the Waterways Commission became part of the Department of Conservation. It has since become part of the Department of Natural Resources. Today, the number of safe harbors has grown as the Waterways Commission continues its mission to provide safe public access to the Great Lakes and inland waters of this state. The program’s goal is to locate harbors so that no boater will ever be more than 15 shoreline miles from safety. In a few places, it has not yet been possible to meet this goal, but the maps on pages 20-22 show how extensive this network of harbors has become. Funding Boaters have paid for much of this harbor network through taxes on marine fuel purchases and boat registration fees. Under the Waterways Grant-In-Aid Program, local units of government are given grant funds for construction of facilities. In addition, the federal government supports the harbor program through funds allocated to the Dingell-Johnson Fund, administered by the Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, for the development of boating facilities designed to match local contributions. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers played an important role in the initial development and actual construction of the majority of Michigan’s harbor network. The federal/state/local program of cooperation is aimed primarily at the development of facilities. Responsibility for continuing operation and maintenance lies with local communities, and so reasonable fees are charged for the upkeep and operation of docks and piers, showers, restrooms and other facilities at these harbors. Only where local resources are unable to support such facilities does the state consider assuming these responsibilities. As a result, the state of Michigan operates only 19 of Michigan’s harbor facilities.

6 Fees Even though local units of government operate most of the harbor facilities, their transient slip fees must not exceed the basic rate schedule adopted by the Michigan State Waterways Commission, unless the commission gives specific approval. The current fee schedule is based on the overall length of the vessel, which includes bow and stern projections. These rates include water and electrical service when available. Docking Space Harbor Rules: There is no “right of the sea” that automatically permits a boater to utilize a boat slip. Slips are rented and controlled by the administering unit in the same manner as a person controls their own property. Because of this, following harbor rules and regulations are important for the continuation of dock space rental. In the end, it’s about good sense, common courtesy and an enjoyable harbor visit for all. Transient Boating: In each harbor, dock space is allocated exclusively for use by transient boaters. The Michigan State Waterways Commission reserves the right to regulate the use of docking spaces at harbors to assure availability of slips for transient watercraft. In locations where seasonal rentals are permitted, communities have the right to rent transient-use slips when the seasonal renter is on cruise. This increases the availability of transient slips. Dock space is rented on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations may be taken at various harbors and it’s best to call ahead for an available slip. (See “Reservations” on page one.) Harbor phone numbers and other pertinent information are featured on individual harbor pages. Maximum stay: As a general rule, transient boaters may remain at the public dock for seven consecutive days. Boaters may use the dock again 48 hours after they have vacated. During periods of light traffic, that seven-day rule may be waived. At Mackinac Island State Harbor, the maximum stay during busy times is four consecutive days. Radio Communications Many harbors have VHF-FM radio communications available at the public dock. These radio base stations operate on assigned frequencies of 156.8 MHz (Channel 16) and 156.45 MHz (Channel 9). Channel 9 is the working channel for non-commercial watercraft.

7 New radios are equipped with frequency synthesis, but all boaters are urged to equip their onboard radio with Channel 9, 16 and 22 (157.1 MHz – Coast Guard working channel) capability. Channel 16 is the international distress, safety and calling channel. In accordance with FCC regulations, absolutely no routine communications may be conducted on Channel 16. Harbor Arrival Procedures and Courtesy ARRIVAL PROCEDURES No-wake Arrival: When entering the protected area of the harbor, please keep your boat’s movement reasonably close to no-wake speed. Once you’ve arrived, please proceed to a point near the service area or harbor attendant structure on the dock, request a slip assignment and then move to the boat slip. Following this order will ensure docking assistance from an attendant and assure you that you are in an available and serviced slip. Dock Attendants: When docking, please give specific instructions to the dock attendant and they will be happy to help. In their training, they learn that the boater is in charge of his/her boat at all times and they (the attendant) are to react to commands, but not to anticipate them. If you need advice on the type and number of lines that you should use in the docking process, don’t hesitate to ask. Likewise, feel free to request assistance in placing the lines. These services are all part of the dock attendant’s duties and they are happy to assist. Grill-free Docks: In most harbors, grills can not be used because they are a fire hazard. The majority of docks contain timber decking. Sparks from a grill can also damage sails and start fires on boats. Please check with a harbor attendant prior to using a grill on the dock. In most instances, grilling areas have been established on shore and reasonably close to the dock. COURTESY Arrival Speed: Since most harbors are relatively small, wakes can be quite pronounced on most boats moored at the dock. Please reduce your speed at several intervals during your approach to the harbor to prevent these wakes. Noise: Because many harbors are removed from highways, railroads, airports and similar areas, there is little background noise. As a result, the noise from boats or from boaters on the dock can be very apparent. Many boaters cruise with their families, which often include very young children who go to bed early. Thank you for keeping your noise level low.

8 Dogs: Some harbors have dog walks or the equivalent, but most do not. Either way, please clean up after your pet, place the contents in trash containers and enjoy your walk! Fueling Cautionary Procedures: Taking on fuel at a dock can be dangerous if caution isn’t taken beforehand. Please extinguish all fires, close all vents and place the metal nozzle firmly against the edge of the fuel tank intake pipe. Please follow any special fueling instructions given to you by a dock attendant. He or she has safety in mind.

Diesel: Diesel fuel is available at many but not all public docks. At some docks, diesel delivery can be arranged through the dock attendant when advance notice is given. Credit Card Use: At most state-operated harbors, Visa, MasterCard and Discover will be accepted for all services. However, when fueling your boat, some harbors accept only credit cards of the company providing the fuel. Prior to fueling your boat, please make certain that your credit card can be honored. Some harbors accept dockage fees on credit cards only when fuel is purchased. Navigational Charts Boaters are asked to please use charts for the areas in which they boat. By having the information presented on charts, many unmarked hazards can be avoided. Charts are available from many commercial marinas or by mail order from agencies on page 14. Harbor Location Information The latitude and longitude for each harbor entrance is printed on each individual harbor page, which begins on page 23, for electronic location systems use. In most cases, the stated location is in the lake near the breakwater entrance. For each harbor that is located up a dredged channel, two locations are given: the lakeward end of the entrance channel and the marina itself. For Bay City (Saginaw River), the listed channel entrance location is where the buoyed shipping channel intersects the 12-foot depth line on the chart. Boaters are encouraged not to rely solely on any one navigational method or technology, including the location information provided in this guide.

9 Providing or Upgrading Pump-Outs and Dump Stations FEDERAL CLEAN VESSEL ACT OF 1992 A federal program, initiated in Michigan in 1994, provides additional pump-out and dump station opportunities in the state’s coastal waters.

Public and private marinas have the opportunity to secure new pump- outs and dumb stations or upgrade their existing facilities thanks to the Clean Vessel Act (CVA) Boat Pump-out Grant Program, a federally subsidized, grant-in-aid program. This program was created through enactment of the Federal Clean Vessel Act (Public Law 102-587, Subtitle F) of 1992, and is administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service through state agencies. The act authorized the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to make grants to states to construct/renovate pump-outs and dump stations and for implementing associated education programs. The grant funding for the CVA Program comes from the Sport Fish Restoration account of the Aquatic Resources Trust Fund, commonly known as the Wallop-Breaux Fund. In conjunction with the grant program, participating coastal states conduct a comprehensive survey and plan to determine existing capabilities of recreational boating facilities for marine sewage waste disposal. It also provides information needed to evaluate current and projected market needs in order to upgrade and expand availability of pump-outs and dump stations. All pump-outs and dump stations provided for under the CVA Boat Pump-out Grant Program are available for public use. A list of all marinas receiving grants, for the installation of pump-outs or dump stations is available by contacting the Michigan Department of Natural Resources at 517-241-4934.

Clean Marina Program The elimination and reduction of pollutants, nutrients and general refuse at marinas and boat launches is the mission for Michigan’s Clean Marina Program. The voluntary program is aimed at preserving Michigan’s aquatic gems. In order to receive designation as a Clean Marina, participants complete a 10-step process including training, a self-evaluation checklist, a site visit and evaluation. Clean Marinas set the standard in environmental responsibility for other marinas in the state. To learn more about this program, visit the www.michigan.gov/ harbors or call 517-241-5179.

10 Commercial Fishing Nets Great Lakes’ anglers and boaters may encounter commercial trap nets, gill nets and hook lines. All state-licensed or Native American, commercial gear are marked with floats and or staff/flag combinations. Please give wide berth to any markers, since anchor lines may extend several hundred feet in any direction from the floats or flags and along the length of the gear. Please refrain from tampering with commercial fishing gear; it’s illegal. Removal or destruction of marker buoys and flags or other disturbance of gear often results in the waste of a valuable resource, since the nets continue to catch fish. They also can create safety problems for others on the water. View of Gill Net Markings for Trap Net Shore • 4 foot staff buoy Deep Water • Red or Orange 12” x 12” flag Red or Orange • License number 1 gallon jug size marker

Usually set in gangs 1-5 miles long, perpendicular to shore.

These diagrams show how you can avoid entanglement of fishing gear or boat propellers.

Fish Disease Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia virus (VHSv), which does not affect humans in any way, is a fish disease first confirmed in the Great Lakes in 2005 when it caused a large fish kill in Lake Ontario. The disease was brought here by ballast water from large freighters between 2000-2002. Currently, it appears to have a very spotty distribution in Michigan. It has been detected two inland lakes in Clare and Washtenaw Counties. The virus has been detected in 25 fish species in the Great Lakes region , including walleye, muskellunge, largemouth bass, bluegills, black crappie, Chinook salmon, whitefish, freshwater drum and gizzard shad. VHSv has never been found in any Department of Natural Resources fish hatchery. Fishing regulations are in effect to reduce the spread of this viral pathogen. See the Michigan Fishing Guide for complete details or visit www.michigan.gov/fishing under Managing Michigan’s Fisheries.

11 Help Prevent Invasive Plants and Animals Michigan’s waters are threatened by many non-native invasive plants and animals such as the zebra mussel, round goby, sea lamprey, Eurasian ruffe, Eurasian watermilfoil, rusty crayfish and spiny water flea. A number of species are now knocking at the door, including several species of Asian carp traveling up the Chicago diversion. Snakehead fish are already found in many other Midwest states. These species and others are harmful to recreational fishing and do extensive economic and natural resource damage. Anglers and boaters can help prevent the spread of fish diseases and invasive aquatic species by taking the following steps:

• Clean boats, trailers, and other equipment thoroughly between fishing trips to keep from transporting undesirable fish pathogens and organisms from one water body to another. Take special care to clean fishing equipment when you are done fishing known locations of fish diseases. A light bleach solution is an excellent disinfectant for cleaning your equipment. • After cleaning, allow boats, trailers and other equipment to dry for four to six hours in the sun. • Refrain from moving fish or fish parts from one body of water to another. • Refrain from releasing live bait into any water body. • Handle fish as gently as possible if you intend to release them, and release them as quickly as possible. • Refrain from hauling the fish for long periods in live wells if you intend to release them. • Report unusual numbers of dead or dying fish to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources at 517-373-1280. • Educate other anglers about measures to prevent the spread of fish diseases and other aquatic nuisance. Natural resource managers are concerned about introduction of new species and have set up an Angler’s Monitoring Network to report any discoveries. The network is an informal system of information, education and reporting that provides a way for all anglers in the state to report on any new introduction of non-native fish to Michigan waters. Please save and report unidentified fish to the nearest DNR 12 Customer Service Center. If you have any questions, contact an Customer Service Center or visit www.michigan.gov/deq-anglers- monitoring-network.

Boating Smart from the Start Michigan is truly a boating paradise. With four of the five Great Lakes bordering its shores and more than 11,000 inland lakes, it’s no surprise that Michigan is one of the top states for boat ownership and recreation. Safe, responsible, courteous boating is everyone’s responsibility. Boater education is available through local sheriffs’ departments, the Coast Guard Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadron, local boat dealers and more. For safe and enjoyable boating, its important for all water sports enthusiasts to observe these safety guidelines: • Wear a life jacket - 75 percent of boating fatalities involve drowning. • Make sure your boat is properly equipped and your equipment is in good working order. In addition to all legally required equipment, such as life jackets and fire extinguishers, always carry a first-aid kit, nautical charts and an anchor. Make sure your navigation lights are working properly. • Avoid drinking alcohol - Nearly half of all boating accidents involve alcohol. Studies show that passengers are 10 times more likely to fall overboard when they have consumed alcohol. • File a float plan - Always let a family member or friend on shore know the who, what, when and where of your trip. Include phone numbers for the local sheriff or U.S. Coast Guard in the event you don’t return when expected. • Maintain a sharp lookout – Stay alert for other boats, swimmers, skiers and objects in the water. This is especially true when operating in crowded waterways, at night and during conditions of restricted visibility. • Carry a marine radio or cell phone - Be prepared to call for help in case you are involved in an accident, your boat becomes disabled, or you otherwise need assistance. Make sure a cell phone is fully charged, but be aware that there are often gaps in cell phone coverage on the water.

13 Discover Michigan Fishing Michigan offers some of the finest freshwater fishing in the world with more than 38,000 square miles of Great Lakes water, 3,000 miles of shoreline, 36,000 miles of rivers and streams and over 11,000 inland lakes. All you need is a fishing rod, tackle, bait and a Michigan Fishing License. Purchase and print your license online at www.michigan.gov/ fishing. Look for the “Buy Your License” button. And then have a great time!

Charts U.S. and Canadian charts are available from the following places: U.S. Charts Canadian Nautical FAA - Dot Charts & Publications 10201 Good Luck Rd. Canadian Hydrographic Service Glenndale MD 20769-9700 Department of Fisheries and U.S. Dept. of Transportation, Oceans FAA NACO 615 Booth Street Phone: 800-638-8972 or Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0E6 301-436-8301 Phone: 616-998-4931 Fax: 301-436-6829 14 Waterways Dollars at Work Your boating tax dollars provide future construction and upgrades to Michigan harbors and boating access sites. Through the Waterways Fund the State of Michigan strives to provide quality support facilities to our boating public. Thank you for your support!

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15 Recreation Passport The Recreation Passport is an easy, affordable way for residents to enjoy and support outdoor recreation opportunities in Michigan. For a small annual fee Michigan motorists get daily access to state parks, recreation areas, state forest campgrounds, non-motorized state trailhead parking and state boat launches. In addition, Recreation Passport holders can experience real savings at businesses and retailers that participate in the Passport Perks discount program. Michigan residents can purchase the Recreation Passport by checking “YES” when renewing a license plate through the Secretary of State. You can also purchase the Recreation Passport by mail, kiosk, online at www.expresssos.com or at branch offices. The Recreation Passport is valid until the next license plate renewal date. Nonresidents can purchase the Recreation Passport at any state park or recreation area or through the Michigan e-Store at www.michigan. gov/estore. Learn more about this creative way of sustaining Michigan’s outdoor recreation and natural resources at www.michigan.gov/ recreationpassport. For information on Passport Perks shopping discounts or how businesses and retailers can enroll in the program, visit www.michigan.gov/passportperks.

*Resident Annual Recreation Passport Fees: Motorized Vehicles :...... $11.00 Motorcycles:...... $ 5.00 Commercial:...... $15.80 *Non-Resident Recreation Passport Fees: Annual Motorized Vehicles :...... $30.50 Daily:...... $ 8.40 Towed...... $6.30 *Fees are subject to change. Above prices are for 2013.

16 Alphabetical Harbor Listing Alpena Municipal Harbor...... 71 Arcadia Veterans Memorial Marina...... 133 Au Gres State Harbor...... 63 Baraga Municipal Marina...... 191 Bay City • Liberty Harbor ...... 61 Bay Port Harbor of Refuge...... 57 Beaver Island Marina...... 105 Big Bay Harbor • Marquette County...... 187 Black River • U.S. National Forest...... 211 Bois Blanc Island Marina...... 83 Bolles Harbor of Refuge...... 23 Boyne City • F. G. Moore Municipal Marina ...... 111 Caseville Marina ...... 55 Cedar River State Harbor...... 163 Cedarville Marina...... 95 Charlevoix City Marina...... 113 Cheboygan County Marina...... 79 Cheboygan Municipal Marina...... 81 Copper Harbor State Harbor...... 201 De Tour State Harbor...... 97 Detroit • Erma Henderson Park ...... 33 Detroit • William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor...... 31 Eagle Harbor State Harbor...... 203 East Jordan City Marina ...... 115 East Tawas State Harbor...... 65 Elk-Rapids • E. C. Grace Memorial Harbor...... 117 Escanaba Municipal Marina ...... 165 Fayette Historic State Park • Snail Shell Harbor...... 169 Frankfort Municipal Marina...... 131 Gladstone Marina...... 167 Grand Haven Municipal Marina...... 149 Grand Marais Marina...... 179

17 Grand Traverse Bay • Schoolcraft Twp. Marina...... 197 Grayhaven State Harbor...... 35 Greilickville • Elmwood Twp. Marina...... 121 Hammond Bay State Harbor...... 77 Hancock • Houghton County Marina...... 193 Harbor Beach Marina...... 51 Harbor Springs Municipal Marina...... 107 Harrisville Municipal Marina...... 69 Hessel (Clark Township) Marina...... 93 Holland Harbor of Refuge...... 151 Houghton City Marina ...... 195 Isle Royale • Rock Harbor • Harbor of Refuge...... 205 Isle Royale • Washington Harbor • Harbor of Refuge . . . . 207 L’Anse Municipal Marina...... 189 Lac La Belle State Harbor...... 199 Lake Erie Metropark Harbor of Refuge...... 27 Leland Township Marina ...... 127 Lexington State Harbor ...... 47 Lime Island State Harbor...... 99 Little Lake State Harbor ...... 177 Ludington Harbor View ...... 141 Ludington Municipal Marina ...... 139 Mackinaw City Municipal Marina...... 87 Mackinac Island State Harbor...... 89 Manistee Marina...... 137 Manistique Marina...... 171 Marquette • Cinder Pond Marina...... 185 Marquette • Presque Isle Marina...... 183 Menominee Marina...... 161 Metro Beach Metropark Marina...... 39 Monroe Harbor of Refuge...... 25 Mt. Clemens Harbor of Refuge...... 41 Munising • Bayshore Marina...... 181 Muskegon • Hartshorn Marina...... 147

18 Naubinway • Garfield Township Marina...... 173 New Buffalo Marina...... 159 Northport • G. Martsen Dame Marina...... 125 Ontonagon Village Marina...... 209 Oscoda Harbor of Refuge...... 67 Pentwater Municipal Marina...... 143 Petoskey Marina...... 109 Port Austin State Harbor ...... 53 Port Huron River Street Marina...... 45 Port Sanilac Harbor ...... 49 Portage Lake Harbor of Refuge...... 135 Presque Isle State Harbor...... 73 Rogers City Marina...... 75 Saint Clair • Charles F. Moore Harbor ...... 43 Saugatuck Harbor of Refuge...... 153 Sault Ste. Marie • Charles T. Harvey Marina ...... 103 Sault Ste. Marie • George Kemp Marina ...... 101 Sebewaing Marina...... 59 South Haven Municipal Marina...... 155 South Manitou Island Harbor of Refuge...... 129 St. Clair Shores Harbor of Refuge ...... 37 St. Ignace Marina...... 91 St. Joseph • West Basin Marina...... 157 Straits State Harbor...... 85 Suttons Bay Marina ...... 123 Traverse City • Duncan L. Clinch Marina...... 119 Trenton • Elizabeth Park Marina...... 29 Whitefish Point State Harbor ...... 175 Whitehall • White Lake Municipal Marina...... 145

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203 Houghton Co./City 26 Grand Traverse Bay 26 41 Michigan Harbors (East Coast) Ontonagon HOUGHTON LAKE SUPERIOR Black Welcome to the sunrise side of the state with some of the most spectacular 107 64 River 38 Baraga Big Bay Little 45 Grand 26 38 scenery a sailor could want. Friendly towns and villages at every harbor 64 L’Anse Marais Lake 41 ONTONAGON welcome the travelling boaterWhitesh by Pointproviding a peaceful environment for rest BARAGA (2) Marquette 28 45 141 41 (Presque Isle) 64 and relaxation. 41 2 28 (Cinder Pond) 28 28 GOGEBIC 123 (2) Sault Ste. Marie 95 LUCE 2 141 35 Munising 64 MARQUETTE 123 75 IRON 94 94 (Kemp and Harvey Marinas) 41 67 28 CHIPPEWA SCHOOLCRAFT 117 2 77 ALGER 129

2 48 94 69 Naubinway 73 189 DELTA 2 141 DICKINSON MACKINAC Hessel Lime Island 123 95 134 2 75 149 De Tour 35 2 Manistique Cedarville 2 Gladstone St. Ignace 183 Mackinac Island 2 41 Straits Escanaba Beaver Bois Blanc Island Fayette Mackinaw (2) Cheboygan-County and City Island City MENOMINEE 27 EMMET 75 Hammond Bay 35 31 Harbor Springs 33 CHEBOYGAN 211 Rogers City Cedar River Charlevoix Petoskey PRESQUE Presque Isle Northport Boyne City ISLE 201 East Jordan Menominee 23 South Leland 22 32 Manitou OTSEGO MONTMORENCY Alpena 204 ALPENA Suttons Bay 32 LAKE Island 22 ANTRIM 33 37 Elk Rapids 65 Greilickville72 HURON 22 Traverse City OSCODA Frankfort ALCONA 75 31 GRAND 115 KALKASKA 72 72 BENZIE 37 TRAVERSE Harrisville 113 CRAWFORD 131 113 18

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43 Holland 40 EATON LIVINGSTON BARRY 100 29 St. Clair Saugatuck ALLEGAN 127 96 59 89 INGHAM OAKLAND 75 131 Mt. Clemens 43 79 31 37 Metro Beach Metropark 66 69 99 St. Clair Shores 78

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Ontonagon HOUGHTON LAKE SUPERIOR Black 107 64 River 38 Baraga Big Bay Little(West Coast) 45 Michigan HarborsGrand 26 38 64 L’Anse Marais Lake 41 ONTONAGON World-class dunes and beaches line the shoresWhitesh of Lake PointMichigan, facing BARAGA (2) Marquette 28 45 141 41 (Presque Isle) 64 picture perfect sunsets on Michigan’s west coast. Vibrant harbor towns 41 2 28 (Cinder Pond) 28 28 GOGEBIC and communities offer unique opportunities123 for the traveling(2) Sault boater Ste. Marie from 95 LUCE 2 141 35 Munising 64 MARQUETTE 123 75 IRON shopping94 to recreational94 activities. (Kemp and Harvey Marinas) 41 67 28 CHIPPEWA SCHOOLCRAFT 117 2 77 ALGER 129

2 48 94 69 Naubinway 73 189 DELTA 2 141 DICKINSON MACKINAC Hessel Lime Island 123 95 134 2 75 149 De Tour 35 2 Manistique Cedarville 2 Gladstone St. Ignace 183 Mackinac Island 2 41 Straits Escanaba Beaver Bois Blanc Island Fayette Mackinaw (2) Cheboygan-County and City Island City MENOMINEE 27 EMMET 75 Hammond Bay 35 31 Harbor Springs 33 CHEBOYGAN 211 Rogers City Cedar River Charlevoix Petoskey PRESQUE Presque Isle Northport Boyne City ISLE 201 East Jordan Menominee 23 South Leland 22 32 Manitou OTSEGO MONTMORENCY Alpena 204 ALPENA Suttons Bay 32 LAKE Island 22 ANTRIM 33 37 Elk Rapids 65 Greilickville72 HURON 22 Traverse City OSCODA Frankfort ALCONA 75 31 GRAND 115 KALKASKA 72 72 BENZIE 37 TRAVERSE Harrisville 113 CRAWFORD 131 113 18

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22 Channel: 41° 51’ 22” N 83° 22’ 18” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

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HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Bolles Harbor of Refuge ofor visit website: Refuge www.midnrreservations.com Lake Erie 23 Notes Amenities boat launch

Bolles Harbor of Refuge Harbor: 41° 53’ 36” N 83° 20’ 23” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Monroe Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake Erie 25 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Monroe Harbor of Refuge Channel: 42° 03’ 11” N 83° 10’ 45” W Marina: 42° 03’ 11” N 83° 11’ 23” W

Phone: 734-379-5020 Off-season Phone: 734-379-5020

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early April to late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Lake Erie Metropark Harbor of Refuge or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Erie 27 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice hoist long-term parking day use dockage 24-hour security Located at the end of Lee Road, the marina is part of a 1,607 acre gem, part playground/park of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge—a designated Audubon grills/picnic tables Society Important Bird Area— and the place to be for anyone who loves the laundry water. In addition to all the natural splendor, there’s an 18-hole golf course, marine supplies wave pool and Marshlands Museum and Nature Center nearby. boat launch vending machines fishing pier Wayne County Chamber of Commerce: 734-721-0100 trash pickup waynechamber.net/home Lake Erie Metropark Harbor of Refuge Marina: 42° 07’ 47” N 83° 10’ 35” W

Phone: 734-675-8051

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early April to Late October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Trenton • Elizabeth Park Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Detroit River 29 Notes Amenities water electricity (50-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice boat launch public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables laundry

Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber of Commerce: 734-284-6000 www.swccc.org

Trenton • Elizabeth Park Marina Marina: 42° 19’ 55” N 83° 01’ 31” W

Phone: 313-396-0217 Off-season Phone: 734-289-2715

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to Early October

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Wm. G. Milliken State Park and Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Detroit River 31 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers ice pump-out day use dockage parking 24-hour security William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor, a designated Clean Marina, playground is Michigan’s first urban state park and a showcase of the state’s natural laundry resources. The park is now a green oasis located in the heart of downtown Detroit that provides opportunities for picnics, walks, shore fishing and is located near many major attractions, including food and drink establishments. Park revitalization includes a wetland area, new trails and a picturesque river walk.

Wayne County Chamber of Commerce: 734-284-6000 www.swcrc.com William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor Marina: 42° 21’ 07” N 82° 59’ 05” W

Phone: 313-628-2034 Off-season Phone: 313-628-2034

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 or visit website: Detroit • Erma Henderson Park www.midnrreservations.com Detroit River 33 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park laundry

Detroit Chamber of Commerce: 866-627-5463 www.detroitchamber.com Detroit • Erma Henderson Park Channel: 42° 21’ 20” N 82° 56’ 46” W

Phone: 313-822-7180

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Grayhaven State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Detroit River 35 Notes Amenities electricity (30-amp service) floating docks day use dockage laundry parking (day) picnic area refuse receptacles restrooms (modern) showers water wifi/internet

Grayhaven State Harbor Harbor: 42° 27’ 38” N 82° 52’ 27” W

Phone: 586-445-5270 Off-season Phone: 586-445-5350

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 St. Clair Shores Harbor of Refuge or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake St. Clair 37 Notes Amenities water restroom showers pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables

Macomb County Chamber of Commerce: 586-493-7600 www.central-macomb.com

St. Clair Shores • Harbor of Refuge Channel: 42° 33’ 55” N 82° 46’ 42” W Marina: 42° 34’ 46” N 82° 47’ 43” W

Phone: 586-463-4581 Off-season Phone: 586-463-4581

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-November

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Metro Beach Metropark Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake St. Clair 39 Notes Amenities water visitor center electricity (30 & 50-amp) beach restroom gift shop showers horseshoe pits pump-out parking ice refuse receptacles boat launch vending machines public phone dog run Our site features the largest transient marina in Lake St. Clair. Your entire day use dockage family will enjoy our vast amenities which include a swimming pool with two 24-hour security water slides, water spry park, adventure golf, 1,000-foot-long groomed sandy playground/park beach on lake St. Clair, fishing piers, paved walking paths, nature center and grills/picnic tables golf course. Visit www.metroparks.com to learn about our exciting events, fishing pier including our summer concert series. luggage carts picnic shelters trash pickup Mt. Clemens Chamber of Commerce: 810-493-7600 www.central-macomb.com

Metro Beach Metropark Marina Channel: 42° 35’ 38” N 82° 45’ 45” W Marina: 42° 35’ 50” N 82° 52’ 33” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Mt. Clemens Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake St. Clair 41 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge

Mt. Clemens Harbor of Refuge Marina: 42° 49’ 12” N 82° 29’ 05” W

Phone: 810-329-4125 Off-season Phone: 810-329-7121

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 or visit website: St. Clair • Charles F. Moore Harbor www.midnrreservations.com St. Clair River 43 Notes Amenities water vending machines electricity (30 & 50-amp) fishing pier restroom bonfire pit showers picnic shelters gasoline recycle bins diesel refuse receptacles pump-out cable TV hook-up ice wifi/internet fish cleaning station Enjoy your stay at the harbor by taking a walk downtown for some shopping boat launch and dining. Off-shore races, Mardi Gras and the Antique & Classic Boat Show long-term parking are just a few of the reasons you’ll want to come back year after year. Follow public phone us on Facebook to take advantage of just some of our boater specials. courtesy vehicle dog run day use dockage 24-hour security Harbor Website: stclairboatharbor.com grills/picnic tables St. Clair Chamber of Commerce: 810-329-2962 stclairchamber.com/index.php St. Clair • Charles F. Moore Harbor Channel: 42° 58’ 22” N 82° 25’ 07” W Marina: 42° 58’ 39” N 82° 25’ 46” W

Phone: 810-984-9746 Off-season Phone: 810-984-9723

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Port Huron River Street Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com St. Clair River 45 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking day use dockage playground/park wifi/internet

Blue Water Area Chamber of Commerce: 810-985-7101 www.porthuronchamber.com Port Huron River Street Marina Marina: 43° 15’ 50” N 82° 31’ 00” W

Phone: 810-359-5600 Off-season Phone: 810-327-6224

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Lexington State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 47 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out fish cleaning station boat launch day use dockage There are numerous special events offered in the Village of Lexington throughout the calendar year. The harbor is an ideal location, within walking distance to many of these events. Fireworks are held on the harbor breakwall in July. The Street Art Fair and Air Margaritaville event are held in August. Please contact the harbor for specific dates.

Lexington Chamber of Commerce: 810-359-2262 www.cros-lex-chamber.com Lexington State Harbor Marina: 43° 25’ 48” N 82° 32’ 48” W

Phone: 810-622-9610 Off-season Phone: 810-710-1253

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Port Sanilac Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 49 Notes Amenities water boater’s-lounge electricity (30 & 50-amp) laundry restroom security cameras showers marine repairs gasoline marine supplies diesel wifi/internet pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch hoist long-term parking courtesy vehicle dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables Greater Croswell-Lexington Chamber of Commerce: 810-359-2262 www.cros-lex-chamber.com/ Port Sanilac Harbor Channel: 43° 50’ 48” N 82° 37’ 47” W Marina: 43° 51’ 20” N 82° 38’ 42” W

Phone: 989-479-9707 Off-season Phone: 989-479-3363

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Harbor Beach Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 51 Notes Amenities water fishing pier electricity (30 & 50-amp) laundry restroom luggage carts showers visitor center gasoline beach diesel bicycle rental pump-out marine repairs ice marine supplies fish cleaning station picnic shelter boat launch refuse receptacles long-term parking trash pick-up courtesy vehicle wifi/internet dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables Harbor Beach Chamber of Commerce: 989-479-6477 www.harborbeachchamber.com Harbor Beach Marina Marina: 44° 03’ 14” N 82° 59’ 37” W

Phone: 989-738-8712 Off-season Phone: 989-856-4411

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Port Austin State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 53 Notes Amenities water luggage carts electricity (50-amp) marine supplies restroom recycle bins showers refuse receptacles gasoline visitor center diesel wifi/internet pump-out ice boat launch At Port Austin State Harbor, located at the tip of Michigan’s thumb, watch long-term parking both the sunrise and the sunset from the same place. The harbor is the hub dog run of the town and is within walking distance of many great restaurants, shops day use dockage and beaches. Enjoy great fishing opportunities, many events and take in grills/picnic tables spectacular Fourth of July fireworks. View the harbor at anytime on its live laundry web cam at www.huroncounty.com/play/webcams/port-austin.

Greater Port Austin area Chamber of Commerce: 989-738-7600 www.michigan.gov/portaustinharbor.com Port Austin State Harbor Channel: 43° 56’ 54” N 83° 17’ 15” W Marina: 43° 56’ 34” N 83° 16’ 32” W

Phone: 989-856-4590 Off-season Phone: 989-963-0171

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Caseville Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 55 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking dog run day use dockage 24-hour security grills/picnic tables laundry wifi/internet

Caseville Chamber of Commerce: 800-606-1347 www.casevillechamber.com Caseville Marina Harbor: 43° 51’ 17” N 83° 22’ 26” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Bay Port Harbor of Refuge ofor visit website: Refugewww.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 57 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Bay Port Chamber of Commerce: 989-656-2231 www.bayportchamber.com Bay Port Harbor of Refuge Marina: 43° 45’ 01” N 83° 31’ 03” W

Phone: 989-883-9024 Off-season Phone: 989-883-2150

Radio Channel: 68

Dates Open: Early May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Sebewaing Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 59 Notes Amenities water electricity (20-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables laundry

Sebewaing Chamber of Commerce: 989-883-2150 www.sebewaingchamber.com Sebewaing Marina Channel: 43° 40’ 48” N 83° 49’ 30” W

Phone: 989-894-2800 Off-season Phone: 989-894-8314

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Bay City • Liberty Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 61 Notes Amenities water luggage carts electricity (30 & 50-amp) picnic shelters restroom recycle bins showers refuse receptacles gasoline trash pick-up diesel wifi/internet pump-out ice boat launch hoist long-term parking dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables

Bay City Chamber of Commerce: 800-806-8333 www.baycitychamber.org Bay City • Liberty Harbor Channel: 44° 01’ 06” N 83° 39’ 55” W Marina: 44° 02’ 50” N 83° 41’ 16” W

Phone: 989-876-8729 Off-season Phone: 989-684-3020

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Late May to Early September

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Au Gres State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 63 Notes Amenities none at the present time

Until further notice, Au Gres State Harbor will be without any amenities or on-site staff. All slips are non-reservable and are free on a first-come, first- served basis. If mooring at a slip, please report your stay to the Michigan DNR at 989-684-3020.

Au Gres Chamber of Commerce: 989-876-6688 www.cityofau-gres-mi.org Au Gres State Harbor Marina: 44° 16’ 35” N 83° 29’ 05” W

Phone: 989-362-2731 Off-season Phone: 989-362-5041

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 East Tawas State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 65 Notes Amenities water beach electricity (30 & 50-amp) parking restroom refuse receptacles showers wifi/internet gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch day use dockage East Tawas State Harbor, located in the center of East Tawas, is across the street from downtown shops and restaurants. At the foot of the dock is a playground/park 14-mile walking/bike path that winds along the lakeshore south to Alabaster grills/picnic tables and north to the Tawas Point Lighthouse, located in Tawas Point State Park. fishing pier luggage carts trash pick-up Webcam: www.tawasbayweather.com

Tawas Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-558-2927 www.tawas.com/ East Tawas State Harbor Harbor: 44° 24’ 33” N 83° 19’ 39” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Oscoda Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake Huron 67 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Oscoda-AuSable Chamber of Commerce: 989-739-7322 www.oscodachamber.com Oscoda Harbor of Refuge Marina: 44° 39’ 43” N 83° 16’ 50” W

Phone: 989-724-5242 Off-season Phone: 989-724-6153

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early April to Early October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Harrisville Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 69 Notes Amenities water marine repairs electricity (30 & 50-amp) beach restroom complimentary bicycles showers boaters lounge gasoline bonfire pit diesel gift shop pump-out horseshoe pits ice luggage carts boat launch picnic shelters Harrisville Harbor offers the tranquility of a New England-esque harbor long-term parking refuse receptacles with the cleanliness and amenities second to none. Enjoy a season of social courtesy vehicle trash pickup events for boaters – from dock parties to barbecues and outdoor concerts dog run wifi/internet on Wednesday nights. A close proximity to a quaint downtown provides day use dockage specialty shops, restaurants and all the necessities for the Huron voyager. playground/park Look for the competitive fuel prices and incentives for quantity purchases. grills/picnic tables Also…stay three nights, receive one free! Come and enjoy a safe haven and laundry the contentment of the North. marine supplies Huron Shores Chamber of Commerce: 989-724-5107 www.huronshoreschamber.com/ Harrisville Municipal Marina Channel: 45° 03’ 32” N 83° 25’ 17” W

Phone: 800-332-9204 Off-season Phone: 989-356-0551

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-April to Early November

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Alpena Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 71 Notes Amenities water playground/park electricity (30 & 50-amp) car rental restroom marine repairs showers grills/picnic tables gasoline marine supplies diesel pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch hoist long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage 24-hour security

Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce: 989-354-4181 www.alpenachamber.com Alpena Municipal Marina Marina: 45° 20’ 25” N 83° 29’ 10” W

Phone: 989-595-3069 Off-season Phone: 231-627-9011

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Presque Isle State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 73 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out boat launch dog run Presque Isle State Harbor is one of the last state harbors for fuel until day use dockage Mackinaw City. The Portage Restaurant is a full-service eatery located at the grills/picnic tables harbor. There are two historic lighthouses on the peninsula and a wooden fishing pier boat show held in the harbor every year. This harbor is clean marina certified. laundry refuse receptacles

Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce: 989-354-4181 email: [email protected]

Presque Isle State Harbor Channel: 45° 25’ 28” N 83° 48’ 24” W

Phone: 989-734-3808 Off-season Phone: 989-734-2191

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Rogers City Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 75 Notes Amenities water car rental electricity (30 & 50-amp) beach restroom bicycle rental showers cable tv hook-up gasoline fishing pier diesel luggage carts pump-out picnic shelter ice refuse receptacles fish cleaning station trash pick-up Rogers City Marina is a U.S. Customs Port of Entry and gateway to the North boat launch U.S. Customs station Channel. The Marina will accommodate up to 8-foot draft and 100-feet length long-term parking wifi/internet on the breakwall. The adjacent Lakeside Park has a bandshell with weekly courtesy vehicle concerts, several playgrounds, swimming pool and enclosed pavilion. The dog run downtown is in easy walking distance with a full-screen theater, two day use dockage museums and several restaurants. A seven-mile scenic bike trail to 40 Mile playground/park Point Lighthouse and Hoeft State Park runs near the marina. The area also grills/picnic tables offeres good fishing for several varieties. laundry Rogers City Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-622-4148 (After hours or off-season call 989-351-0034) • www.rogerscitychamber.com Rogers City Marina Marina: 45° 35’ 35” N 84° 09’ 48” W

Phone: 989-938-6291 Off-season Phone: 231-627-9011

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Early September

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Hammond Bay State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 77 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch Hammond Bay State Harbor is a Clean Marina certified harbor of refuge. It is dog run a very quiet and remote location with a recently updated comfort building. day use dockage In this serene atmosphere, it’s a great place to relax and catch a glimpse of grills/picnic tables the beauty of nature and possibly see an eagle up close.

Rogers City Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-622-4148 www.rogerscitychamber.com Hammond Bay State Harbor Channel: 45° 40’ 01” N 84° 27’ 22” W

Phone: 231-627-4944 Off-season Phone: 231-627-6753

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Cheboygan County Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 79 Notes Amenities water cable TV hook-up electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) laundry restroom wifi/internet showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice fish cleaning station The Cheboygan County Marina is the gateway to Michigan’s inland waterway boat launch and nearly 40 miles of incredible boating pleasure. Located on Lake Huron, the long-term parking Cheboygan County Marina will continue to provide state-of-the-art facilities, public phone world-class service and family-friendly services to the boating public. dog run day use dockage 24-hour security picnic tables

Cheboygan Chamber of Commerce: 800-968-3302 www.cheboygan.com • [email protected] Cheboygan County Marina Channel: 45° 40’ 01” N 84° 27’ 22” W

Phone: 231-627-4321 Off-season Phone: 231-627-4321

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Cheboygan Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 81 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) restroom showers day use dockage picnic tables/grills cable TV hook-up boat launch parking

Cheboygan Chamber of Commerce: 800-968-3302 www.cheboygan.com Cheboygan Municipal Marina Marina: 45° 43’ 22” N 84° 27’ 00” W

Phone: 231-634-7354 Off-season Phone: 231-634-7354

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Late May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Bois Blanc (Island) Township Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 83 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) boat launch public phone dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables

Cheboygan Chamber of Commerce: 800-968-3302 www.cheboygan.com Bois Blanc (Island) Township Harbor Channel: 45° 46’ 42.1” N 84° 43’ 11” W

Phone: 231-436-5326 Off-season Phone: 231-627-9011

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Early October

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Straits State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 85 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom gasoline diesel boat launch showers pump-out fishing pier refuse receptacles Michigan’s greenest harbor on the Great Lakes, Straits State Harbor is laundry Michigan’s most eco-friendly harbor with eight wind turbines that are dog run anticipated to produce a substantial amount of the electrical energy used day use dockage grills/picnic tables to run the harbor. Located just across the Straits of Mackinac from Mackinac Island State Harbor, this harbor gives boaters an opportunity to enjoy the best of both harbors. This harbor is Clean Marina certified.

Straits State Harbor Marina: 45° 46’ 55” N 84° 43’ 12” W

Phone: 231-436-5269 Off-season Phone: 231-436-5351

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Mackinaw City Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Huron 87 Notes Amenities water bicycle rental electricity (30, 50 & 100-amp) parking restroom boater’s-lounge showers day use dockage gasoline luggage carts pump-out marine repairs ice recycle bins boat launch refuse receptacles public phone courtesy vehicle dog run grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up laundry marine supplies wifi/internet

Mackincity Area Chamber of Commerce: 231-436-5574 / 888-455-8100 www.mackinawchamber.com Mackinaw City Municipal Marina Channel: 45° 50’ 40” N 84° 36’ 42” W Marina: 45° 50’ 57” N 84° 36’ 53” W

Phone: 906-847-3561 Off-season Phone: 906-643-8620

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Mackinac Island State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Huron 89 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables Mackinac Island State Harbor, Clean Marina certified, is the destination wifi/internet harbor of Northern Michigan. Due to the Port Huron/Chicago sail boat refuse receptacles races, reservations are limited from mid-June to late July. It is also a working recycle bins harbor. As it is not completely protected, it can be a bit choppy due to ferry U.S. Customs check-in boat traffic.

Mackinac Island Chamber of Commerce: 800-454-5227 or 906-847-3783 Upper Peninsula Mackinac Island State Harbor Marina: 45° 51’ 58” N 84° 43’ 06” W

Phone: 906-643-8131 Off-season Phone: 906-643-8797

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Early October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Saint Ignace Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Huron 91 Notes Amenities water electricity (30, 50, 100 & 200-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables laundry marine repairs marine supplies wifi/internet St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce: 800-970-8717 www.stignace.com Upper Peninsula Saint Ignace Marina Marina: 46° 00’ 05” N 84° 25’ 30” W

Phone: 906-484-3917 Off-season Phone: 906-484-2672

Radio Channel: 9,69

Dates Open: Late May to Mid-September

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Hessel Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Huron 93 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 - 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out boat launch public phone grills/picnic tables laundry “Beautiful Hessel” is located in the west entrance of the 36 Les Cheneaux beach Island’s perfectly protected channels and bays. Hessel Marina has much dog run to offer: Clear, clean, deep water; 24 slips with updated electric; wifi; dog- parking friendly areas; laundry; pump out; gazebo; courteous knowledgeable service; wifi/internet pristine air; picturesque scenery; and, as the motto goes, “No hassles in Hessel.” Hessel offers dining, shopping, a public swim beach, nearby airport, fishing and numerous special events. We are easy to reach and hard to leave.

Les Cheneaux Islands Chamber of Commerce: 906-484-3935 www.lescheneaux.net Upper Peninsula Hessel Marina Channel: 45° 03’ 32” N 83° 25’ 17” W

Phone: 800-332-9204 Off-season Phone: 989-356-0551

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-April to Early November

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Cedarville Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Huron 95 Notes Amenities

Upper Peninsula Cedarville Marina Marina: 45° 59’ 43” N 83° 53’ 50” W

Phone: 906-297-5947 Off-season Phone: 906-293-5131

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 De Tour State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Huron 97 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch DeTour State Harbor, located in the friendly town of DeTour Village, is the public phone gateway to both the gorgeous Canadian North Channel and spectacular dog run Lake Superior. day use dockage 24-hour security For local attractions and a current calendar of events, please use the contact grills/picnic tables information below. fishing pier laundry luggage carts DeTour Chamber of Commerce: 906-297-5987 www.detourvillage.com Upper Peninsula De Tour State Harbor Channel: 46° 05’ 10” N 84° 0’ 45” W

Phone: 906-643-8620 Straits State Park

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open:

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Lime Island State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com St. Marys River 99 Notes Amenities day use dockage picnic area primitive restrooms

Lime Island State Recreation Area is a 980-acre, wooded paradise located in the St. Mary’s River. Lime Island received its name from limestone deposits that were dug from the island and processed into cement as early as the 1730s. Today, the island is known for hiking, excellent walleye and herring fishing and relaxation while watching Great Lakes freighters pass by.

Lime Island Marina: 46° 29’ 57” N 84° 20’ 21” W

Phone: 906-635-7670 Off-season Phone: 906-632-3658

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Sault Ste. Marie • George Kemp Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com St. Marys River 101 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage 24-hour security grills/picnic tables laundry wifi/internet

Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce: 906-632-3301 www.saultstemarie.org Sault Ste. Marie • George Kemp Marina Marina: 46° 28’ 15” N 84° 18’ 00” W

Phone: 906-632-6741 Off-season Phone: 906-635-5341

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Sault Ste. Marie • Charles T. Harvey Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com St. Marys River 103 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out boat launch hoist public phone grills/picnic tables

Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce: 906-632-3301 www.saultstemarie.org

Sault Ste. Marie • Charles. T. Harvey Marina Marina: 45° 44’ 48” N 85° 31’ 08” W

Phone: 231-448-2252

Radio Channel: 16, 9

Dates Open: May 15 - October 15

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 or visit website: Beaver Island Municipal Marina www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 105 Notes Amenities water playground electricity (30 & 50-amp) wifi/internet restroom visitor’s center showers refuse recepticals pump-out ice boat launch public phone dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables laundry car rental beach boater’s-lounge picnic shelter

Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce: 231-448-2505 www.beaverisland.org Beaver Island Municipal Marina Marina: 45° 25’ 38” N 84° 59’ 15” W

Phone: 231-526-5355 Off-season Phone: 231-526-2104

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Harbor Springs Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 107 Notes Amenities water car rental electricity (30 & 50-amp) marine repairs restroom marine supplies showers beach gasoline bicycle rental diesel boat launch pump-out luggage carts ice recycle bins hoist refuse receptacles Offering the deepest anchorage in the northern Great Lakes, the Harbor long-term parking vending machines Springs Municipal Marina is also in walking distance of downtown dining public phone wifi/internet and shopping. In fact, it’s in close proximity to some of the best restaurants in courtesy vehicle Michigan. dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up laundry Harbor Springs Chamber of Commerce: 231-526-7999 www.harborspringschamber.com Harbor Springs Municipal Marina Marina: 45° 22’ 52” N 84° 57’ 40” W

Phone: 231-347-6691 Off-season Phone: 231-347-2500

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Early May to Early October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Petoskey Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 109 Notes Amenities water laundry electricity (30 & 50-amp) car rental restroom marine supplies showers wifi/internet gasoline courtesy bicycles diesel free coffee pump-out ice boat launch Welcome to the recently expanded and renovated 144-slip marina in the long-term parking heart of Bay Front Park. Petoskey Marina is a Certified Michigan Clean public phone Marina. The historic Gaslight District of Downtown Petoskey is just a few courtesy vehicle steps away. Enjoy fine and casual dining, extensive shopping, outstanding dog run recreational opportunities and uninterrupted vistas of Little Traverse Bay’s day use dockage natural beauty. Visit, call or e-mail for more information regarding making 24-hour security Petoskey your port of call. grills/picnic tables

Petoskey Regional Chamber of Commerce: 231-347-4150 www.petoskey.us • email: [email protected] Petoskey Marina Channel: 45° 19’ 17” N 85° 15’ 58” W Marina: 45° 12’ 55” N 85° 01’ 10” W

Phone: 231-582-7361 Off-season Phone: 231-582-0336

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Boyne City • F. G. Moore Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 111 Notes Amenities water courtesy bicycles electricity (30-amp) bonfire pit restroom visitor center showers refuse receptacles ice fishing pier fish cleaning station luggage carts boat launch picnic shelter long-term parking trash pickup public phone courtesy vehicle dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables wifi/internet

Boyne City Chamber of Commerce: 231-582-6222 www.boynechamber.com

Boyne City • F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina Channel: 45° 19’ 17” N 85° 15’ 58” W Marina: 45° 19’ 00” N 85° 15’ 23” W

Phone: 231-547-3272 Off-season Phone: 231-547-3270

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Charlevoix City Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 113 Notes Amenities water day use dockage electricity (30 & 50-amp) 24-hour security restroom grills/picnic tables showers cable t.v. hook-up gasoline laundry diesel car rental pump-out marine repairs ice wifi/internet long-term parking courtesy bicycles public phone gift shop courtesy vehicle luggage carts beach recycle bins bicycle rental visitor center boat launch boater’s-lounge fishing pier dog run Charlevoix Area Chamber of Commerce: 231-547-2101 www.charlevoix.org Charlevoix City Marina Channel: 45° 19’ 17” N 85° 15’ 58” W Marina: 45° 09’ 22” N 85° 07’ 52” W

Phone: 231-536-2166 Off-season Phone: 231-536-3381

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 East Jordan City Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 115 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice boat launch day use dockage The fuel dock serves non-ethanol midgrade and premium with Valvtect playground/park additives. grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up fishing pier parking trash pick-up luggage carts recycle bins East Jordan Chamber of Commerce: 231-536-7351 wifi/internet www.eastjordanchamberofcommerce.com East Jordan City Marina Marina: 44° 54’ 09” N 85° 25’ 04” W

Phone: 231-264-8174 Off-season Phone: 231-264-9274

Fax 231-264-6337 Radio Channels: 9,16, 73

Dates Open: May 15 to October 15

161 Seasonal, 50 Transient and 2 Commercial Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Elk Rapids • E. C. Grace Memorial Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 117 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) cable tv wifi restrooms showers ethanol free gasoline with valvtect premium diesel with valvtect four station pump-out ice laundry four lane boat launch courtesy shuttle service adjacent public beaches grills picnic areas

Email: [email protected] Elk Rapids Chamber of Commerce: 800-626-7328 www.elkrapidschamber.org Elk Rapids • Edward C. Grace Memorial Harbor Marina: 44° 46’ 05” N 85° 37’ 20” W

Phone: 231-922-4903 Off-season Phone: 231- 922-4906

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Traverse City • Duncan L. Clinch Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 119 Notes Amenities water water electricity (30 & 50-amp) beach restroom boater’s-lounge showers visitor center gasoline luggage carts diesel picnic shelter pump-out refuse receptacles ice trash pickups boat launch long-term parking dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up laundry Traverse City Chamber of Commerce: 231-947-5075 wifi/internet www.tcchamber.org • www.ci.traverse-city.mi.us Traverse City • Duncan L. Clinch Marina Marina: 44° 47’ 17” N 85° 38’ 00” W

Phone: 231-946-5463 Off-season Phone: 231-946-5463

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid- April to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Greilickville • Elmwood Twp. Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 121 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice boat launch dog run day use dockage Largest boat launch in the Traverse City area. playground/park grills/picnic tables beach laundry luggage carts picnic shelter wifi/internet refuse receptacles vending machines Traverse City Chamber of Commerce: 231-947-5075 www.techamber.org • elmwoodtownshipmarina.com Greilickville • Elmwood Twp. Marina Marina: 44° 58’ 32” N 85° 38’ 43” W

Phone: 231-271-6703 Off-season Phone: 231-271-3051

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Suttons Bay Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 123 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables wifi/internet

Suttons Bay Area Chamber of Commerce: 231-271-5077 www.suttonsbayarea.com Suttons Bay Marina Marina: 45° 07’ 48” N 85° 36’ 38” W

Phone: 231-386-5411 Off-season Phone: 231-386-5182

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Northport • G. Marsten Dame Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 125 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables marine repairs marine supplies laundry Leelanau Township Chamber of Commerce: 231-386-9809 wifi/internet www.leelanautownshipchamber.com Northport G. Marsten Dame Marina Channel: 45° 01’ 26” N 85° 45’ 51” W

Phone: 231-256-9132 Off-season Phone: 231-256-9132

Radio Channel: 9,16, 68

Dates Open: Early May to Late October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Leland Township Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 127 Notes Amenities water fishing pier electricity (30 & 50-amp) gift shops restroom recycle bins showers refuse receptacles gasoline trash pickup diesel bicycle rental pump-out boater’s-lounge ice luggage carts beach boat launch Located on the edge of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Leland parking Township Marina is situated within Leland’s Historic Fishtown District. Wet dog run and dry goods are only a block away. day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables marine repairs laundry wifi/internet

Leland Michigan Chamber of Commerce: 231-256-0076

Leland Township Marina Harbor: 45° 01’ 31” N 86° 05’ 30” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 South Manitou Island Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake Michigan 129 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Leelanau Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 231-271-9895 www.leelanauchamber.com South Manitou Island Harbor of Refuge Channel: 44° 37’ 49” N 86° 15’ 11” W Marina: 44° 37’ 53” N 86° 14’ 08” W

Phone: 231-352-9051 Off-season Phone: 231-352-7117

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Late April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Frankfort Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 131 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables marine supplies

Frankfort-Elberta Chamber of Commerce: 231-352-7251 www.frankfort-elberta.com Frankfort Municipal Marina Channel: 44° 29’ 01” N 86° 15’ 04” W Marina: 44° 29’ 27” N 86° 14’ 21” W

Phone: 231-889-9653 Off-season Phone: 231-889-4463

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Arcadia Veterans Memorial Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 133 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch hoist long-term parking dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables laundry Manistee Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-288-2286 wifi/internet www.manistee countychamber.com

Arcadia Veterans Memorial Marina Harbor: 44° 21’ 32” N 86° 15’ 27” W

Phone: 231-723-7412

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Portage Lake Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake Michigan 135 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Manistee Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-288-2286 www.manisteecountychamber.com

Portage Lake Harbor of Refuge Channel: 44° 15’ 08” N 86° 20’ 58” W Marina: 44° 14’ 54” N 86° 19’ 37” W

Phone: 231-723-1552 Off-season Phone: 231-723-2533

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Early September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Manistee Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 137 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables laundry wifi/internet

Manistee Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-288-2286 www.manisteecountychamber.com

Manistee Marina Channel: 43° 57’ 10” N 86° 28’ 14” W Marina: 43° 57’ 08” N 86° 27’ 20” W

Phone: 231-843-9611 Off-season Phone: 231-845-6237

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: April 15 to October 15

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Ludington Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 139 Notes Amenities water beach electricity (30 & 50-amp) boater’s-lounge restroom luggage carts showers security cameras gasoline trash pick-up diesel vending machines pump-out wifi/internet ice fish cleaning station With 900 feet of protected seawall for day and transient dockage, free wifi boat launch and located only two blocks from downtown shopping and restaurants, long-term parking Ludington Municipal Marina has something for everyone. Please visit our public phone website at www.ludingtonmarina.com for information and upcoming dog run marina and community events. day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up Ludington Chamber of Commerce: 231-845-0324 laundry www.ludington.org Ludington Municipal Marina Channel: 43° 56’ 57” N 86° 27’ 04” W

Phone: 231-843-6032 Off-season Phone: 231-843-6032

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Ludington Harbor View Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 141 Notes Amenities water cable TV hook-up electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) laundry restroom marine supplies showers wifi/internet gasoline diesel pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch long-term parking public phone courtesy vehicle dog run 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables Ludington Chamber of Commerce: 231-845-0324 www.ludington.org Ludington Harbor View Marina Channel: 43° 46’ 57” N 86° 26’ 39” W Marina: 43° 46’ 37” N 86° 26’ 02” W

Phone: 231-869-7028 Off-season Phone: 231-869-8301

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Pentwater Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 143 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables wifi/internet

Pentwater Chamber of Commerce: 231-869-4150 www.pentwater.org

Pentwater Municipal Marina Channel: 43° 22’ 30” N 86° 25’ 51” W Marina: 43° 24’ 43” N 86° 21’ 16” W

Phone: 231-894-9689 Off-season Phone: 231-894-4048

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Memorial Day to Labor Day

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Whitehall • White Lake Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 145 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables wifi/internet

White Lake Area Chamber of Commerce: 231-893-4585 www.cityofwhitehall.org

Whitehall • White Lake Municipal Marina Channel: 43° 13’ 28” N 86° 20’ 54” W Marina: 43° 13’ 57” N 86° 15’ 54” W

Phone: 231-724-6785 Off-season Phone: 231-724-4100

Radio Channel: 9, 69

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Muskegon • Hartshorn Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 147 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) restroom showers ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables wifi/internet

Muskegon County Chamber of Commerce: 231-722-3751 www.muskegon.org

Muskegon • Hartshorn Marina Channel: 43° 03’ 27” N 86° 15’ 26” W Marina: 43° 03’ 58” N 86° 15’ 26” W

Phone: 616-847-3478 Off-season Phone: 616-847-4889

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Grand Haven Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 149 Notes Amenities water refuse receptacles electricity (30 & 50-amp) trash pickup restroom vending machines showers splash pad ice fish cleaning station boat launch public phone day use dockage Visitors to Grand Haven, Coast Guard City USA, enjoy immediate access playground/park to a vibrant, exciting waterfront and a wonderful downtown shopping, grills/picnic tables dining and entertainment district. In the past five years, Grand Haven has been ranked as the #1 safest, healthiest and happiest city in the U.S. laundry by Gallup. Miles of white sand beaches, a stroll along the Grand River, wifi/internet two historic lighthouses, the famous musical fountain, restaurants, retail fishing pier shops, galleries and museums will keep visitors very busy during their parking stay in the Marina. Public transit will bring visitors anywhere in the Tri picnic shelter Cities for only $1.50. recycle bins Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce: 800-303-4097 www.grandhavenchamber.org • www.grandhaven.org Grand Haven Municipal Marina Harbor: 42° 46’ 32” N 86° 11’ 39” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Holland Harbor of Refuge or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 151 Notes Amenities none ... a harbor of refuge only

A harbor of refuge provides an area where boaters may seek refuge from inclement weather. Some of these harbors are just natural inlets and only provide a spot to moor until weather conditions improve.

Holland Area Chamber of Commerce: 616-392-2389 www.holland-chamber.org Holland Harbor of Refuge Harbor: 42° 40’ 32” N 86° 12’ 22” W

Phone: N/A

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

HarborHarbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Saugatuck Harbor of Refuge orof visit website: www.midnrreservations.comRefuge Lake Michigan 153 Notes Amenities none ... a harbor of refuge only

A harbor of refuge provides with an area where boaters may seek refuge from inclement weather. Some of these harbors are just natural inlets and only provide a spot to moor until weather conditions improve.

Saugatuck/Douglas Chamber of Commerce: 269-857-1701 www.saugatuckchamber.org Saugatuck Harbor of Refuge Channel: 42° 24’ 05” N 86° 17’ 22” W Marina: 42° 24’ 15” N 86° 16’ 37” W

Phone: 269-637-3171 Off-season Phone: 269-637-0771

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 South Haven Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 155 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch long-term parking day use dockage South Haven Municipal Marina is located within easy walking distance of 24-hour security downtown South Haven with a great selection of restaurants, shops and grills/picnic tables things to do. Walk the harborwalk surrounding historic South haven Harbor, laundry view the tall ship and visit the city’s public beaches, some of the best sand beach bicycle rental beaches in the world. South Haven Municipal Marina puts you in the middle boater’s-lounge of the action, where all the fun is within easy walking distance. fishing pier picnic shelter refuse receptacle South Haven Area Chamber of Commerce: 269-637-5171 wifi/internet www.southhavenmi.com • www.south-haven.com South Haven Municipal Marina Channel: 42° 06’ 58” N 86° 29’ 44” W Marina: 42° 06’ 46” N 86° 29’ 03” W

Phone: 269-983-5432 Off-season Phone: 269-983-8795

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-April to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Saint Joseph • West Basin Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 157 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch Newly renovated West Basin Marina has a convenient location just inside hoist the pier heads (no bridges), one block from Tiscornia Park and next to the St. long-term parking Joseph Yacht Club. Adjacent is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, host to day use dockage the 2014 Sr. PGA tournament. Money Magazine chose St. Joseph as one of six grills/picnic tables terrific towns on the water and Delta Airlines Sky Magazine chose St. Joseph laundry as one of six great escapes. marine supplies

Cornerstone Chamber of Commerce: 269-925-6100 www.cornerstonechamber.com Saint Joseph • West Basin Marina Channel: 41° 48’ 07” N 86° 45’ 13” W Marina: 41° 47’ 53” N 86° 44’ 50” W

Phone: 269-469-6887 Off-season Phone: 269-469-3574

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 New Buffalo Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Michigan 159 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers pump-out ice boat launch dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables

Harbor Country Chamber of Commerce: 269-469-5409 www.harborcountry.org New Buffalo Marina Marina: 45° 06’ 21” N 87° 35’ 58” W

Phone: 906-863-8498 Off-season Phone: 906-863-8498

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Menominee Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 161 Notes Amenities water boater’s-lounge electricity (30 & 50-amp) beach restroom luggage carts showers marine supplies gasoline refuse receptacles diesel wifi/internet pump-out ice boat launch Menominee, where the best of Michigan boating begins. long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables laundry courtesy bicycles Marinette Menominee Area Chamber of Commerce: 906-863-2679 www.menomineemarina.co • e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected]

Upper Peninsula Menominee Marina Marina: 45° 24’ 42” N 87° 21’ 02” W

Phone: 906-864-1040 Off-season Phone: 906-863-9747

Radio Channel: 9,16,68

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Cedar River State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 163 Notes Amenities water recycle bins electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) dog run restroom trash pickup showers vending gasoline machines diesel wifi/internet pump-out ice boat launch Enjoy Cedar River State Harbor, a peaceful and quiet getaway found in the long-term parking scenic town of Cedar River, Michigan. The harbor is located a short distance day use dockage from two restaurants, a gas station and a bait shop. Wells State Park is only a grills/picnic tables couple miles away. Be certain to visit during the annual Pirate Day event! bicycle rental bonfire permit fishing pier horseshoe pits luggage carts Delta County Chamber of Commerce: 906-786-2192 www.dltami.org Upper Peninsula Cedar River State Harbor Marina: 45° 44’ 34” N 87° 02’ 05” W

Phone: 906-786-9614 Off-season Phone: 906-786-4141

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Escanaba Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 165 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables cable TV hook-up laundry marine repairs marine supplies Delta County Chamber of Commerce: 906-786-2192 wifi/internet www.dltami.org/index.html

Upper Peninsula Escanaba Municipal Marina Marina: 45° 50’ 15” N 87° 01’ 00” W

Phone: 906-428-2916 Off-season Phone: 906-428-9222

Radio Channel: 9,68

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Gladstone Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 167 Notes Amenities water bicycle rental electricity (20-amp) beach restroom boater’s-lounge showers day use dockage gasoline fish cleaning station diesel hoist pump-out horseshoe courts ice luggage carts boat launch picnic shelters long-term parking refuse receptacles public phone trash pickup courtesy vehicle dog run playground/park grills/picnic tables car rental wifi/internet Delta County Chamber of Commerce: 906-786-2192 www.dltami.org Upper Peninsula Gladstone Marina Marina: 45° 43’ 18” N 86° 40’ 15” W

Phone: 906-644-2603 Off-season Phone: 906-644-2603

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Early May to Early November

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Fayette Historic State Park • Snail Shell Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 169 Notes Amenities water restroom ice boat launch public phone day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables

Snail Shell Harbor is located within the historic townsite of Fayette (1867- 1891) in Fayette Historic State Park. Fayette was once one of the Upper Peninsula’s most productive iron-smelting operations. Experience life as it was in this partially restored company town.

Delta County Chamber of Commerce: 906-786-2192 www.dltami.org

Upper Peninsula Fayette State Park • Snail Shell Harbor Channel: 45° 56’ 41” N 86° 14’ 54” W Marina: 45° 57’ 08” N 86° 14’ 08” W

Phone: 906-341-6841 Off-season Phone: 906-341-2290

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Manistique Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 171 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch long-term parking dog run 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables refuse receptacles trash pickup vending machines Sshoolcraft County Chamber of Commerce: 888-819-7420 www.schoolcraftcountychamber.com Upper Peninsula Manistique Marina Marina: 46° 05’ 12” N 85° 26’ 25” W

Phone: 906-430-2257 Off-season Phone: 906-477-6481

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Naubinway • Garfield Township Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Upper Peninsula Lake Michigan 173 Notes Amenities water restroom showers boat launch day use dockage electricity (30-amp) pump-out long-term parking courtesy bicycles courtesy vehicle playground/park grills/picnic tables marine supplies marine repairs *Delivery Services: 906-430-2257 or 906-477-6900 (7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.) ice* Top of the Lake Communities Association: 906-477-6298 gasoline* www.topofthelake.org deisel* * available by delivery

Upper Peninsula Naubinway • Garfield Township Marina Marina: 46° 45’ 31” N 84° 57’ 52” W

Phone: 906-492-3415 Off-season Phone: 906-492-3415

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-April to Early November

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Whitefish Point State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 175 Notes Amenities boat launch primitive restroom

Whitefish Point State Harbor Marina: 46° 43’ 06” N 85° 21’ 48” W

Phone: 906-492-3415 Off-season Phone: 906-492-3415

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Late September

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Little Lake State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 177 Notes Amenities water electricity (generator started on demand) primitive restroom boat launch public phone

Newberry Area Chamber of Commerce: 800-831-7292 www.newberrychamber.net Little Lake State Harbor Marina: 46° 41’ 05” N 85° 58’ 15” W

Phone: 906-494-2613 Off-season Phone: 906-494-2613

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Grand Marais Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 179 Notes Amenities water electricity (50-amp) gasoline diesel pump-out fish cleaning station boat launch courtesy vehicle dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables

Grand Marais Chamber of Commerce: 906-494-2477 email: [email protected] Grand Marais Marina Marina: 46° 24’ 52” N 86° 39’ 06” W

Phone: 906-387-3445 Off-season Phone: 906-387-2095

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Munising • Bayshore Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 181 Notes Amenities water fishing pier electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) beach restroom vending machines showers visitor center gasoline 24-hour security pump-out trash pickup ice wifi/internet boat launch public phone The western gateway to the Picture Rocks National Lakeshore, Munising is day use dockage surrounded by natural beauty. Munising Bay is sheltered by Grand Island National playground/park Recreation Area, which features many recreational opportunity and several nice grills/picnic tables anchorages. The marina, which includes transient facilities for vessels 20-300-feet gift shop long, is only a block away from the Munising business district. luggage carts parking picnic shelter refuse receptacles Alger County Chamber of Commerce: 906-387-2138 www.algercounty.org

Munising • Bayshore Marina Marina: 46° 31’ 56” N 87° 22’ 26” W

Phone: 906-228-0469 Off-season Phone: 906-228-0460

Radio Channel: 16,71

Dates Open: Early May to Early November

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Marquette • Cinder Pond Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 183 Notes Amenities water cable TV hook-up electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) laundry restroom wifi/internet showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch long-term parking public phone dog run day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables

Marquette Chamber of Commerce: 906-226-6591 www.marquette.org

Marquette • Cinder Pond Marina Marina: 46° 34’ 20” N 87° 22’ 25” W

Phone: 906-228-0464 Off-season Phone: 906-228-0460

Radio Channel: 9,16

Dates Open: Early May to Early November

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Marquette • Presque Isle Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 185 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch long-term parking day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables

Marquette Chamber of Commerce: 906-226-6591 www.marquette.org

Marquette • Presque Isle Marina Marina: 46° 49’ 45” N 87° 43’ 27” W

Phone: 906-345-9353 Off-season Phone: 906-345-9353

Radio Channel: 16,68

Dates Open: Mid-May to Early October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Big Bay Harbor • Marquette County or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 187 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out boat launch long-term parking dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables

Marquette Area Chamber of Commerce: 888-578-6489 www.marquette.org

Big Bay Harbor • Marquette County Channel: 45° 03’ 32” N 83° 25’ 17” W

Phone: 800-332-9204 Off-season Phone: 989-356-0551

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-April to Early November

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 L’Anse Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 189 Notes Amenities

L’Anse Municipal Marina Marina: 46° 46’ 39” N 88° 28’ 48” W

Phone: 906-353-8110 Off-season Phone: 906-355-2256

Radio Channel: 68

Dates Open: Early May to Early October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Baraga Municipal Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 191 Notes Amenities water electricity (30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch public phone day use dockage 24-hour security playground/park grills/picnic tables

Baraga County Chamber of Commerce: 906-353-8808 www.baragacountycc.org

Baraga Municipal Marina Channel: 47° 14’ 08” N 88° 37’ 50” W Marina: 47° 07’ 30” N 88° 34’ 19” W

Phone: 906-482-6010 Off-season Phone: 906-482-8307

Radio Channel: 16,68

Dates Open: Early May to Late October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Hancock • Houghton County Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 193 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30, 50 & 100-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch dog run day use dockage grills/picnic tables laundry car rental marine repairs wifi/internet

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5241 or 866-304-5722 www.keweenaw.org

Hancock • Houghton County Marina Channel: 46° 57’ 40” N 88° 26’ 00” W Marina: 47° 07’ 21” N 88° 34’ 20” W

Phone: 906-482-1700 Off-season Phone: 906-482-1700

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-October

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Houghton City Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 195 Notes Amenities day use dockage fishing pier parking picnic area picnic shelter modern restrooms

When you dock at Houghton City Marina, you’re docking downtown where you can enjoy many restaurants, bars and shops within walking distance. Visit www.downtownhoughton.com for information on special events and like us on Facebook (Houghton Downtown).

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5241 or 866-304-5722 www.keweenaw.org

Houghton City Marina Marina: 45° 11’ 18” N 88° 14’ 00” W

Phone: 906-296-8721 Off-season Phone:906-296-8721

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open:

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Grand Traverse Bay • Schoolcraft Twp. Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 197 Notes Amenities primitive restroom boat launch long-term parking day use dockage

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5240 www.keweenaw.org Grand Traverse Bay • Schoolcraft Twp. Marina Marina: 47° 22’ 30” N 87° 57’ 40” W

Phone: 906-289-4698 Off-season Phone: 906-289-4215

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Lac La Belle State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 199 Notes Amenities primitive restroom boat launch dog run day use dockage picnic tables parking

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5241 or 866-304-5722 www.keweenaw.org

Lac La Belle State Harbor Marina: 47° 28’ 42” N 87° 51’ 50” W

Phone: 906-289-4698 Off-season Phone: 906-289-4215

Radio Channel: 9

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Copper Harbor State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 201 Notes Amenities water electricity (20, 30 & 50-amp) restroom showers gasoline diesel pump-out ice boat launch public phone Enjoy Copper Harbor State Harbor, located on Lake Superior at the north end dog run of the Keweenaw Peninsula. Shopping and activities are only a short walk day use dockage away, and boat passage from the harbor to historic Copper Harbor Light- picnic tables house complex is available daily through the summer season (fee charged). boater’s-lounge gift shop The lighthouse complex features a restored 1848 lightkeeper’s dwelling, 1866 parking lighthouse, 1933 steel light tower and an interpretive trail. recycle bins refuse receptacles vending machines Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5241 or 866-304-5722 www.keweenaw.org • www.michigan.gov/copperharbor Copper Harbor State Harbor Marina: 47° 27’ 52” N 88° 09’ 33” W

Phone: 906-289-4215 Off-season Phone:

Radio Channel: N/A

Dates Open: Mid-May to Mid-September

Broadside Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Eagle Harbor State Harbor or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 203 Notes Amenities water electricity (20-amp) showers primitive restroom gasoline pump-out parking boat launch dog run day use dockage picnic tables

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5241 or 866-304-5722 www.keweenaw.org

Eagle Harbor State Harbor Harbor: 48° 07’ 15” N 88° 31’ 42” W

Phone: 906-482-0984 Off-season Phone: 906-482-0984

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-April to late October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Rock Harbor • Harbor of Refuge or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Isle Royale Lake Superior 205 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5240 www.keweenaw.org

Isle Royale Rock Harbor • Harbor of Refuge Channel: 47° 54’ 09” N 89° 10’ 54” W

Phone: 906-482-0984 Off-season Phone: 906-482-0984

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Mid-April to late October

Transient Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Washington Harbor • Harbor of Refuge or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Isle Royale Lake Superior 207 Notes Amenities none ... harbor of refuge only

Keweenaw Peninsula Chamber of Commerce: 906-482-5240 www.keweenaw.org

Isle Royale Washington Harbor • Harbor of Refuge Marina: 46° 52’ 57” N 89° 19’ 58” W

Phone: 906-884-4225 Off-season Phone: 906-884-2305

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Early May to Mid-October

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Ontonagon Village Marina or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 209 Notes Amenities water electricity (30-amp) restroom showers gasoline pump-out ice fish cleaning station boat launch hoist long-term parking public phone day use dockage grills/picnic tables playground/park

Ontonagon County Chamber of Commerce: 906-884-4735 www.ontonagonmi.org

Ontonagon Village Marina Marina: 46° 40’ 13” N 90° 03’ 00” W

Phone: 906-932-1330 Off-season Phone: 906-932-1330

Radio Channel: 16

Dates Open: Early May to Late September

Transient and Seasonal Slips Available

Harbor Reservations call: 1-800-447-2757 Black River • U.S. National Forest or visit website: www.midnrreservations.com Lake Superior 211 Notes Amenities water (at fuel pump) electricity (20, 30-amp) restroom gasoline pump-out ice boat launch public phone long-term parking dog run day use dockage playground/park grills/picnic tables

Bessemer Chamber of Commerce: 906-663-4070 www.bessemer.org

Black River • U.S. National Forest