- TripBuzz found 34 things to do with kids in or near Petoskey, Michigan, including 26 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Charlevoix, Harbor Springs, Boyne Falls and Cheboygan.
- From Pirates Cove Adventure Golf to Busy Bodies Bounce Town, the Petoskey area offers 48 different types of family activities, including: Golf, Bike Paths, Children's Play Area and Mini Golf.
- Petoskey is situated at the tip of mainland Michigan, just below the upper peninsula. Petoskey is a resort community on the coast of Lake Michigan. Visitors to the area have ample opportunity to boat, camp, fish, jet ski, swim, horseback ride, zip line, golf, hike, shop, relax, and much more.
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Dedicated to the memory and evangelistic struggles of Father Marquette, a Roman Catholic missionary and priest, the Father Marquette National Memorial & Museum is located in Straits State Park in Saint Ignace, Michigan. Admission to the memorial is free.
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Built in 1998, Wawatam Lighthouse is a 52 foot tall (65 foot tall from the water) lighthouse named after the late railroad ferry Chief Wawatam. The lighthouse is functioning, aiding those traveling over Lake Huron.
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The history and settling of Marquette is told at the Father Marquette National Memorial and Museum. There is a quiet park and pleasant walking trails with views of the Straits and the Mackinac Bridge.
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The Wawatam Lighthouse stands at the end of a pier along the Straits of Mackinac. Not a real lighthouse, the structure was originally built as Michigan Welcome Center and was moved to its present location at the end of a boardwalk.
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Dedicated to the Ojibwa Culture and its relationship to Michigan (past and present), the Museum of Ojibwa Culture & Marquette Mission is an important itinerary item for tourists intereste in the First Nations.
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St. Ignace, MI 49781
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Containing ten exhibits, the Museum of Ojibwa Culture and Marquette Mission Park covers the history of the Ojibwa culture, the Huron people, and the French Jesuit mission. This site also features a longhouse replica and medicine wheel garden.
36.8 Miles
A tourist attraction, Mission Point Lighthouse is important to the history of Michigan. The lighthouse is open for tours including its living quarters. Tourists can also walk the local trail or purchase memorabilia at the gift shop.
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An all season destination, Beaver Island is the perfect trip for any nature lover. Spend time exploring the remote forests and lakeshores or spend the afternoon watching the scenic sunset over a cup of drink.
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A small museum built for toys, art supplies, books and Mary Rose's paintings,children's books, original cards, island postcards. Toy Museum is one of the unique shops of its kind.
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The Beaver Island Marina is a public marina that features a bathhouse, diesel, gas, a picnic area, ice, laundry facilities, and rental vehicles. The marina is home to the Whiskey Point Lighthouse and the Beaver Head Lighthouse.