Discover the best top things to do in Charlevoix County, United States including Applecore Cottage, Mushroom House Tours of Charlevoix, Boulder Manor, Beaver Island, Castle Farms, North Seas Gallery, Charlevoix South Pier Light Station, Beaver Head Lighthouse, World's Largest Cherry Pie, Charlevoix Circle of Arts.
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Applecore Cottage is a Charlevoix, Michigan landmark and was named for the Apple trees on the property. It looks like it jumped out of the pages of a storybook. It was designed and built by Virginia Olsen, the daughter of Earl Young, the famous architect of the Charlevoix Mushroom Houses.
4.5 based on 464 reviews
Visit all 28 of these magical stone structures a.k.a.Gnome Homes/Hobbit Houses and experience this majestic architecture found nowhere else in the world!! Our knowledgeable and friendly guides will give you fun facts, stories and history not found in any book. Why just drive by and not know a thing about what you are looking at? Our tours will give you memories that will last a lifetime and you will be so glad you did!! There is a reason we are voted the #1 Thing to Do in Charlevoix, Mi!!
Was planning a trip to the area and happened upon a travel article that referenced the Mushroom House Tours. Found there was space Saturday afternoon and booked it online. Enjoyed a lively and fun hour with Edith at the wheel as we rode the extended golf cart through the streets of Charlevoix learning about Earl Young, the Mushroom Houses and Boulder Park neighborhood. Well worth the time and I think much more fun than the self-guided tour. Only suggestion - they may want to consider a "Confirmation" so when you book tickets, you know you are confirmed. Otherwise a great way to learn about interesting architecture and the architect's personality.
4.5 based on 17 reviews
This house showcases Young's signature use of stones in a blend of practicality and fantasy.
This is included on the Mushroom House tour. Then homes in bolder village are amazing really enjoyed this tour and would do again.
4.5 based on 105 reviews
This historical site of 19th-century Mormon followers is now a quiet, quaint attraction.
Vacation starts the minute you pass the drawbridge in Charlevoix on the Emerald Isle. The two hour boat trip is just the right length to decompress and leave your busy life behind on the mainland. You arrive to a town that is quiet and peaceful. Whether you stay in town or elsewhere, you find yourself moving at a slower pace. The serenity, the lake views, and the natural beauty of this place is matched only by the friendliness of the people you meet. This is what vacation is supposed to be.
4.5 based on 398 reviews
Open year round, Castle Farms is one of Northern Michigan's top historic attractions, as well as one of the Midwest's premier wedding venues. Visitors can stroll throughout the magnificent stone buildings dating back to 1918, and enjoy gorgeous gardens. A variety of museum quality collections featuring castles, antique toys, and royalty memorabilia from around the world are displayed throughout the buildings. The Castle's 1918 Museum showcases items from that time era, plus World War I memorabilia. Children delight in feeding the huge rainbow trout swimming in the Reflection Pond, playing a game of giant chess, or hide-and-seek with the fairies and gnomes dwelling in the Enchanted Forest. Our Self-Guided Tours offer Scavenger Hunt tours for children, too! Everyone loves The Castle's Garden Railroad; with more than 1/2 mile of track and 68 G-scale trains, it's one of the largest in the State. Listed on both the National and State Historic Registries, Castle Farms is a world-class historic property where old world charm and modern-day elegance enchant visitors of all ages.
This was a amazing family adventure .Something for everyone in the family . From looking at antiques from the past to slaying a dragon .Don't forget to play chess outside with the big life size pieces .Lots of cool things in the gift shop too ????
4.5 based on 60 reviews
The lighthouse is right in town and accessible to Michigan Beach. Such a beautiful sight and a nice walk to the end of the pier. If it is a warm weather visit, jump into lake Michigan after your stroll down the pier.
4.5 based on 15 reviews
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