Little Presque Isle Cabins

My kids and I stayed in cabin 5 at Little Presque Isle Cabins. The parking spot for cabin 5 is a bit farther down then google maps tells you. You will see signs for it. Once you’re there, there are three trails. The farthest left trail is a foot trail. This trail will lead you to the cabin however it’s definitely not the trail to use if you’re hauling anything or pulling a wagon. The middle trail also leads to the cabins and is wider, for a vehicle but blocked off. The water pump and outhouse are both fairly close to the cabin. Water pump gives murky water so we brought our own to cook with. Toilet stinks even more than you’d imagine so prepare yourself. Bring plenty of mosquito spray. There is not any cell service. It is beautiful, secluded, and totally worth the stay!

Perfect place to spend a couple of nights while exploring Marquette and Lake Superior. We stayed in cabin #3 which was the furthest of cabins 1-3 from the parking lot. Easy enough walk to the cabins from the lot and they provide a pump for water and large shed of firewood for heating the woodburning stove. Would recommend bringing lanterns and tent lights to light up the cabin as there is no electricity. Cabin itself was clean and the woodburning stove had no problem heating the place up!

We were staying at cabin 2, it’s a fantastic place to stay and the inside of the cabin looks just like the website. They have fishing close, hiking trails, great views and a truly off the grid feel. Here’s some advice: You’re off the grid here, there’s no internet at all. Drive across the street to the other campground and hike to the beach for 5G, it’s not far. You can also get internet driving down the road towards the 550 store. Bring a cooker like what you see on the table, those worked awesome out here. I brought a foldout Menards campfire grate with that worked perfect for steaks. Get your wood from the 550 store down the road, they also have good drinks there. This is a very rustic and off the grid place so you may run into bears or wildlife. We didn’t see any but they posted abo

Came up with a friend for a 3 night 4 days. Loved our cabin and location. We stayed in cabin 1, which is 1 of 3 cabins on the peninsula. Definitely take some kind of wagon to haul your gear in with you or try to pack as little as possible. It was so quiet and peaceful. Will be back. There was a pit toilet very well maintained and clean along with a hand well pump.

We stayed at Cabin #4 during the last week of September, just as the Fall colors were starting to peak. These are gorgeous cabins on a serene lake. The only noise you will hear at night is the wind rustling the leaves and nearby Lake Superior. No water and electricity, but you can visit Van Riper State Park which isn't terribly far away. Definitely plan for the hike-in, especially for Cabins 4 and 5 which are much farther away. Our first night, we kept hearing an animal just outside of our cabin, seemingly trying to get into the cabin. After some terrifying sleuthing in the middle of the night, I found that it was actually a cute brown mouse living in the rafters! This forest is FULL of mice and small rodents - it's actually quite peaceful at night. The price of these cabins, combined w