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Mushroom House Tours
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Nearby attractions
Charlevoix Historical Society
103 State St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
East Park
307 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
North Seas Gallery
237 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Visit Charlevoix & Travel Information
109 Mason St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Michigan Beach Park
95 N Grant St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse
201 Nichols St, East Jordan, MI 49727
Nearby restaurants
Cantina Tacos and Tequila
101 Van Pelt Pl, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Smoke On the Water
103 Park Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Bridge Street Tap Room
202 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Weathervane Restaurant
106 Pine River Ln, Charlevoix, MI 49720
That French Place
212 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
The Happy Troll Deli & Pub
111 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Nomi Sushi
217 Bridge St Unit C, Charlevoix, MI 49720
The Villager Pub
427 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Marek's Harbor Grill
307 Bridge St, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Cafe Meria
101 Mason St, Charlevoix, MI 49720, United States
Nearby hotels
Weathervane Terrace Inn & Suites
111 Pine River Ln, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Edgewater Inn
100 Michigan Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Pointes North Inn
101 Michigan Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Hotel Earl of Charlevoix
120 Michigan Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Bridge Street Inn
113 Michigan Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Charlevoix House - An Inn.
202 Michigan Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
Charlevoix House - The Northside
109 Petoskey Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
The Belvedere B & B
306 Belvedere Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720, United States
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Mushroom House Tours

106 Park Ave, Charlevoix, MI 49720
4.8(167)
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Cultural
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Family friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Charlevoix Historical Society, East Park, North Seas Gallery, Visit Charlevoix & Travel Information, Michigan Beach Park, Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse, restaurants: Cantina Tacos and Tequila, Smoke On the Water, Bridge Street Tap Room, Weathervane Restaurant, That French Place, The Happy Troll Deli & Pub, Nomi Sushi, The Villager Pub, Marek's Harbor Grill, Cafe Meria
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(231) 445-0770
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mushroomhousetours.com
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Sat10 AM - 3 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Mushroom House Tours

Charlevoix Historical Society

East Park

North Seas Gallery

Visit Charlevoix & Travel Information

Michigan Beach Park

Charlevoix South Pier Lighthouse

Charlevoix Historical Society

Charlevoix Historical Society

4.7

(24)

Open 24 hours
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East Park

East Park

4.9

(79)

Open 24 hours
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North Seas Gallery

North Seas Gallery

5.0

(12)

Closed
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Visit Charlevoix & Travel Information

Visit Charlevoix & Travel Information

4.4

(35)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mushroom House Tours

Cantina Tacos and Tequila

Smoke On the Water

Bridge Street Tap Room

Weathervane Restaurant

That French Place

The Happy Troll Deli & Pub

Nomi Sushi

The Villager Pub

Marek's Harbor Grill

Cafe Meria

Cantina Tacos and Tequila

Cantina Tacos and Tequila

3.9

(438)

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Smoke On the Water

Smoke On the Water

4.5

(362)

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Bridge Street Tap Room

Bridge Street Tap Room

4.3

(590)

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Weathervane Restaurant

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4.3

(656)

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Reviews of Mushroom House Tours

4.8
(167)
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3.0
2y

It's very pricey for what you actually get out of this tour. You drive around for 45 minutes in a fancy golf cart and pull to the side a few times to look at the houses. Besides the colors of the bricks or mortar used, there was no other information about the houses given like their age or who/why they were built. The tour guide would occasionally hold up a binder with some pictures in it, but sitting in the last row, it's kind of hard to see a small picture like that. The guy talked more about the library and his coaching days than any of the houses. The part that really upset us was all of the homes in one area that had signs up saying "no tours please". The guide kind of laughed and said we just won't pull over and stop. Yes, these people bought very special and unique homes, but if they are asking for tours to not go by, it gives an icky feeling going through there on a tour. There's no parking directly at the pick up/drop off location. There is a lot next door, but it was completely packed full, and we ended up having to park 4 blocks away. Afterward, they give everyone a coupon code to purchase the virtual tour cheaper so you can see the inside of the houses. I feel like for the amount we pay, if there is a group of 2 tickets or more, they should just give you access to the virtual tour. Our group of 5 spent over $130 for this tour, and you're still trying to nickle and dime us just to show some pictures of the insides of these homes. Not to mention the venmo codes on every seat and on the guides' necks. It's distasteful. Overall, it was a fine tour, but for the lack of actual information, we could have driven around and just looked at these...

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5.0
1y

If you’ve ever dreamt of stepping into a whimsical fairy tale, The Mushroom House Tours in Charlevoix, MI, is your golden ticket!

From the moment you set foot on the tour, you’ll be enchanted by the playful, organic shapes of the Mushroom Houses. These architectural marvels, designed by the genius Earl Young, look like they’ve been plucked straight from a storybook.

The tour guides are absolute gems, brimming with knowledge and enthusiasm. They share delightful tidbits about each house’s history and quirks, making the experience both educational and incredibly entertaining.

You’ll discover the unique construction techniques used, the whimsical design elements, and the fascinating history behind each mushroom-shaped abode. Whether you’re an architecture buff or just looking for a unique adventure, The Mushroom House Tours offers a magical escape that will leave you smiling and inspired.

Don’t forget your camera – every turn reveals a new, picturesque view that’s perfect for capturing the magic of Charlevoix’s most enchanting neighborhood. If you’re in the area, this tour is a must-do. It’s more than just a walk through a neighborhood; it’s a step into...

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5.0
29w

We had an incredible experience with Mushroom House Tours, and Edieth made it truly exceptional from start to finish!

I reached out after hours to inquire about booking a tour for a large group, since the online system didn’t allow for our party size. Edieth responded promptly and was incredibly accommodating—she opened up additional spots so we could all book together seamlessly. The entire booking process was easy and stress-free thanks to her extra effort.

The tour itself was fun, informative, and very well organized. Edieth was personable, knowledgeable, and full of great local recommendations for shops and restaurants in town. She happily answered all of our group’s questions and made everyone feel welcome.

What stood out the most was her attention to detail—she offered to take our group photos using our phones, made sure to get pictures from both sides of the GEM car by backing up and circling around, and helped us capture the perfect memories. Everything felt clean, safe, and enjoyable.

Highly recommend this tour and especially Edieth—she goes above and beyond to create a memorable experience!

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Paige JedrzejakPaige Jedrzejak
It's very pricey for what you actually get out of this tour. You drive around for 45 minutes in a fancy golf cart and pull to the side a few times to look at the houses. Besides the colors of the bricks or mortar used, there was no other information about the houses given like their age or who/why they were built. The tour guide would occasionally hold up a binder with some pictures in it, but sitting in the last row, it's kind of hard to see a small picture like that. The guy talked more about the library and his coaching days than any of the houses. The part that really upset us was all of the homes in one area that had signs up saying "no tours please". The guide kind of laughed and said we just won't pull over and stop. Yes, these people bought very special and unique homes, but if they are asking for tours to not go by, it gives an icky feeling going through there on a tour. There's no parking directly at the pick up/drop off location. There is a lot next door, but it was completely packed full, and we ended up having to park 4 blocks away. Afterward, they give everyone a coupon code to purchase the virtual tour cheaper so you can see the inside of the houses. I feel like for the amount we pay, if there is a group of 2 tickets or more, they should just give you access to the virtual tour. Our group of 5 spent over $130 for this tour, and you're still trying to nickle and dime us just to show some pictures of the insides of these homes. Not to mention the venmo codes on every seat and on the guides' necks. It's distasteful. Overall, it was a fine tour, but for the lack of actual information, we could have driven around and just looked at these homes ourselves.
Patricia MaconPatricia Macon
If you’ve ever dreamt of stepping into a whimsical fairy tale, The Mushroom House Tours in Charlevoix, MI, is your golden ticket! From the moment you set foot on the tour, you’ll be enchanted by the playful, organic shapes of the Mushroom Houses. These architectural marvels, designed by the genius Earl Young, look like they’ve been plucked straight from a storybook. The tour guides are absolute gems, brimming with knowledge and enthusiasm. They share delightful tidbits about each house’s history and quirks, making the experience both educational and incredibly entertaining. You’ll discover the unique construction techniques used, the whimsical design elements, and the fascinating history behind each mushroom-shaped abode. Whether you’re an architecture buff or just looking for a unique adventure, The Mushroom House Tours offers a magical escape that will leave you smiling and inspired. Don’t forget your camera – every turn reveals a new, picturesque view that’s perfect for capturing the magic of Charlevoix’s most enchanting neighborhood. If you’re in the area, this tour is a must-do. It’s more than just a walk through a neighborhood; it’s a step into a fairy tale!
Mary BMary B
At the Mushroom House Tour site, I strolled the gift shop a bit (bought a tshirt ☺️) and then it was time to hop into the open air GEM car for our 50 minute tour of 25 homes created and built by Earl Young. Mr. Young's non-traditional creative intent was for his homes to blend naturally with the lay of the land, using prolific stonework, undulating lines, and focus attention to the smallest detail. The stones all came from farmer's fields in Michigan! I'll let my photos speak for themselves but this is a treasure to witness.
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It's very pricey for what you actually get out of this tour. You drive around for 45 minutes in a fancy golf cart and pull to the side a few times to look at the houses. Besides the colors of the bricks or mortar used, there was no other information about the houses given like their age or who/why they were built. The tour guide would occasionally hold up a binder with some pictures in it, but sitting in the last row, it's kind of hard to see a small picture like that. The guy talked more about the library and his coaching days than any of the houses. The part that really upset us was all of the homes in one area that had signs up saying "no tours please". The guide kind of laughed and said we just won't pull over and stop. Yes, these people bought very special and unique homes, but if they are asking for tours to not go by, it gives an icky feeling going through there on a tour. There's no parking directly at the pick up/drop off location. There is a lot next door, but it was completely packed full, and we ended up having to park 4 blocks away. Afterward, they give everyone a coupon code to purchase the virtual tour cheaper so you can see the inside of the houses. I feel like for the amount we pay, if there is a group of 2 tickets or more, they should just give you access to the virtual tour. Our group of 5 spent over $130 for this tour, and you're still trying to nickle and dime us just to show some pictures of the insides of these homes. Not to mention the venmo codes on every seat and on the guides' necks. It's distasteful. Overall, it was a fine tour, but for the lack of actual information, we could have driven around and just looked at these homes ourselves.
Paige Jedrzejak

Paige Jedrzejak

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If you’ve ever dreamt of stepping into a whimsical fairy tale, The Mushroom House Tours in Charlevoix, MI, is your golden ticket! From the moment you set foot on the tour, you’ll be enchanted by the playful, organic shapes of the Mushroom Houses. These architectural marvels, designed by the genius Earl Young, look like they’ve been plucked straight from a storybook. The tour guides are absolute gems, brimming with knowledge and enthusiasm. They share delightful tidbits about each house’s history and quirks, making the experience both educational and incredibly entertaining. You’ll discover the unique construction techniques used, the whimsical design elements, and the fascinating history behind each mushroom-shaped abode. Whether you’re an architecture buff or just looking for a unique adventure, The Mushroom House Tours offers a magical escape that will leave you smiling and inspired. Don’t forget your camera – every turn reveals a new, picturesque view that’s perfect for capturing the magic of Charlevoix’s most enchanting neighborhood. If you’re in the area, this tour is a must-do. It’s more than just a walk through a neighborhood; it’s a step into a fairy tale!
Patricia Macon

Patricia Macon

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At the Mushroom House Tour site, I strolled the gift shop a bit (bought a tshirt ☺️) and then it was time to hop into the open air GEM car for our 50 minute tour of 25 homes created and built by Earl Young. Mr. Young's non-traditional creative intent was for his homes to blend naturally with the lay of the land, using prolific stonework, undulating lines, and focus attention to the smallest detail. The stones all came from farmer's fields in Michigan! I'll let my photos speak for themselves but this is a treasure to witness.
Mary B

Mary B

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