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Oscoda Lake Huron beachfront condo #207
Contact: Janelle Nuzum
Phone: 810 266-6240
Type:Condo
Beds:1
Baths:1
Sleeps:4
Pool:N
Jacuzzi:N
Pets:N
Internet:N
Sitting on 800 feet of one of the most pristine sugar sand beachs of Lake Huron, this immaculate and beautifully furnished, spacious one bedroom condo is fully furnished. Down to beach chairs and towels, you will find everything that you need for the perfect holiday. Make this Condo your next Oscoda vacation rental.
Oscoda, MI.: Huron Sands Lakefront condo #208
Contact: Melanie Barnard
Phone: (810) 516-4907
Type:Condo
Beds:1
Baths:1
Sleeps:4
Pool:N
Jacuzzi:N
Pets:N
Internet:N
Welcome to a perfect hideaway on the sandy shores of Lake Huron! This lovely furnished condominium awaits your arrival. Both inside and outside, the setting is beautiful and peaceful. Located just outside of the quaint city of Oscoda, Michigan, the view from your huge sliding glass door is magnificient. Huron Sands condominium complex is buffered from and sits well off of the road. Select this Condo as your next Oscoda rental by owner.
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Oscoda, Michigan was first populated by lumberjacks, and the Lumberman’s Monument pays tribute to the city’s heritage. The 14-foot bronze statue sits in the Huron-Manistee National Forest at the base of the Au Sable River. The National Park is opened year-round and is free of charge. The pathway through the park, which leads to the Lumberman’s Monument, has many plaques along the way that teach visitors about logging history. Oscoda is actually thought to be the home of Paul Bunyan. The area also takes great measures to preserve its Native American roots. Every summer, Oscoda holds the Gagaguwon Powwow . This tradition honors the area’s first settlers and celebrates Native American culture and arts. These festivities include arts and crafts, foods, and dancing. Oscoda also places great importance on its natural treasures. Many of the great things to do in the area are enhanced greatly by nature and the Michigan scenery . The nearby Au Sable River is great for kayaking, canoeing, and tubing. Fishing is also huge in the area. Some people fly-fish while they wade in the water, while other join one of the many chartered fishing tours that go out and search for trout and salmon. In the summer, there are many trails that hikers love to frequent. Some trails are even used for horseback riding. In the winter, the mountains turn into a snow-covered playground for skiers. Cross-country skiing and snow-mobiling are popular in the area because of Michigan’s heavy snowfall that happens early and later in the ski season. Because of its preservation and appreciation of history and nature, Oscoda makes a great vacation destination throughout the year. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
