Waterway Cottage

Log Cabin located on the Cheboygan River at the north end of Mullett Lake in scenic northern Michigan. Situated on the La'Perell Creek just 100' to the river, our cabin offers a master bedroom and a two room divided, cozy loft with large windows, great for kids. A private dock provides easy access to your boat. Comfortable outdoor living, and complete modern amenities compliment our cabin with all you will need for a comfortable and memorable stay. The space No Other Fees! Please Call 772.812.3143 for Details..... Note: Totally equiped, just bring beach and bath towels. On the Cheboygan River south of Straits Of Mackinaw near Mullett Lake... The Inland Water Way can be navigated nearly sixty miles from the mouth of the Cheboygan River through Mullett and Burt Lakes south to Crooked Lake near Petoskey...Or, from the north end of the river to Mackinac Island and Mackinac City, and on through the Great Lakes... Keep in mind Spring Fishing Season...and...Fall Color Tours...Mackinaw City and Island Attractions.... Additional information about rental rates Pet Fee $55 Refundable damage deposit $250 Cleaning $1 **Interim Stay** for one plus months, early spring or fall, $1250 month, Utilities Included, Fully Equipped!! ......Please List ALL Guest In Your Party With Booking..... Visitors are welcome of course; Extra Guest need to make prior arrangements, per night fee may be applied! Returnable, Security/Cleaning "Deposit Due Upon Your Arrival"....Please bring a Separate Check $250-.... Owner's Cancellation Policy 100% refund if canceled at least 60 days before arrival date. Service Fee fully refunded on cancellations that qualify for 100% refund. Guest access No Other Fees! Please Call 772.812.3143 for Details..... Note: Totally equiped, just bring beach and bath towels. On the Cheboygan River south of Straits Of Mackinaw near Mullett Lake... The Inland Water Way can be navigated nearly sixty miles from the mouth of the Cheboygan River through Mullett and Burt Lakes south to Crooked Lake near Petoskey...Or, from the north end of the river to Mackinac Island and Mackinac City, and on through the Great Lakes.