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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station — Attraction in Glen Arbor Township

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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station
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Cannery Boathouse Museum
Glen Haven Rd, Glen Arbor, MI 49636
Glen Haven Village
5121-5395 Glen Haven Rd, Glen Arbor, MI 49636
Glen Haven Beach
WX3F+QP, Glen Arbor Township, MI 49636
Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum
Sleeping Bear Dunes Rd, Glen Arbor, MI 49636
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Sleeping Bear Inn
WX3F+G5, Glen Arbor, MI 49636, United States
D. H. Day Campground
8010 W Harbor Hwy, Glen Arbor, MI 49636
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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station
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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station

WX3F+G5, 5114 Glen Haven Rd, Glen Arbor, MI 49636, United States
4.8(170)
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attractions: Cannery Boathouse Museum, Glen Haven Village, Glen Haven Beach, Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum, restaurants:
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Nearby attractions of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station

Cannery Boathouse Museum

Glen Haven Village

Glen Haven Beach

Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum

Cannery Boathouse Museum

Cannery Boathouse Museum

4.7

(146)

Open 24 hours
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Glen Haven Village

Glen Haven Village

4.7

(40)

Open 24 hours
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Glen Haven Beach

Glen Haven Beach

4.9

(52)

Open 24 hours
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Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum

Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum

4.7

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Reviews of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Ranger Station

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Sleeping Bear Dunes’ Glen Haven, Michigan, offers visitors a rare chance to walk through the layers of Great Lakes maritime and pioneer history. Founded as Sleeping Bearville in 1857, this lakeshore settlement emerged when C.C. McCarty built a sawmill and inn to fuel the booming steamship industry with cordwood. By the late 1800s, Glen Haven’s dock bustled as a key refueling point for steamers crossing Lake Michigan, making it the best-preserved cord wood station on the lake’s eastern shore. As shipping waned, Glen Haven adapted—diving into farming, fruit canning, and, eventually, welcoming tourists with its unique “Dunesmobiles” rides across the sandy bluffs in the 1920s and beyond. Today, the historic village remains carefully preserved: visitors can explore the general store, cannery, blacksmith shop, and the U.S. Life-Saving Service station, gaining a tangible sense of life as it once unfolded on Michigan’s...

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5.0
2y

Most beautiful view in America. Stunning sunsets that besides here – only exist in dreams. Lighthouses and piers meant for an explorers heart. Crystal clear turquoise-colored fresh water. No sharks or jelly fish. Sweet clean air. Blue sky's with fluffy white clouds you could gaze upon for days. Fall colors are more vivid a watercolor painting. I could go on forever about the magic of this place. The center of...

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3y

You tourists won't know this but the national park stole the homes of dozens and dozens of families to build this park. For them to steal something like the bed n breakfast from MR. D.H. Day only to turn around and Sell it to some developers to make it a for-profit tourist trap is unreal. They stole my home June 3rd 2021. I was one of the last ones standing. Can't fight people with...

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Sleeping Bear Dunes’ Glen Haven, Michigan, offers visitors a rare chance to walk through the layers of Great Lakes maritime and pioneer history. Founded as Sleeping Bearville in 1857, this lakeshore settlement emerged when C.C. McCarty built a sawmill and inn to fuel the booming steamship industry with cordwood. By the late 1800s, Glen Haven’s dock bustled as a key refueling point for steamers crossing Lake Michigan, making it the best-preserved cord wood station on the lake’s eastern shore. As shipping waned, Glen Haven adapted—diving into farming, fruit canning, and, eventually, welcoming tourists with its unique “Dunesmobiles” rides across the sandy bluffs in the 1920s and beyond. Today, the historic village remains carefully preserved: visitors can explore the general store, cannery, blacksmith shop, and the U.S. Life-Saving Service station, gaining a tangible sense of life as it once unfolded on Michigan’s storied coast
Matthew ZacharyMatthew Zachary
An amazing thing of beauty. Prepare to spend a few days there, because anything less than that means you'll miss things! Hike the dunes, go swimming, visit historical buildings, and a bunch of other things I'm forgetting. You'll love it!
Katrina TroyerKatrina Troyer
Absolutely breathtaking. Stop #10 on the map with a sign that says 'Lake Michigan' is the giant dune you see in everyone's pictures. It was hard to find and poorly labeled. It's a 30 second walk from the car to that giant dune
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Sleeping Bear Dunes’ Glen Haven, Michigan, offers visitors a rare chance to walk through the layers of Great Lakes maritime and pioneer history. Founded as Sleeping Bearville in 1857, this lakeshore settlement emerged when C.C. McCarty built a sawmill and inn to fuel the booming steamship industry with cordwood. By the late 1800s, Glen Haven’s dock bustled as a key refueling point for steamers crossing Lake Michigan, making it the best-preserved cord wood station on the lake’s eastern shore. As shipping waned, Glen Haven adapted—diving into farming, fruit canning, and, eventually, welcoming tourists with its unique “Dunesmobiles” rides across the sandy bluffs in the 1920s and beyond. Today, the historic village remains carefully preserved: visitors can explore the general store, cannery, blacksmith shop, and the U.S. Life-Saving Service station, gaining a tangible sense of life as it once unfolded on Michigan’s storied coast
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An amazing thing of beauty. Prepare to spend a few days there, because anything less than that means you'll miss things! Hike the dunes, go swimming, visit historical buildings, and a bunch of other things I'm forgetting. You'll love it!
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Absolutely breathtaking. Stop #10 on the map with a sign that says 'Lake Michigan' is the giant dune you see in everyone's pictures. It was hard to find and poorly labeled. It's a 30 second walk from the car to that giant dune
Katrina Troyer

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