Lake Superior Michigan cabin rentals can be found all along the northern coast of the Upper Peninsula. The deep blue waters of the biggest of the Great Lakes are surrounded by lush forests, sandy shores, and rock coasts—all a magnificent setting for Lake Superior cabins. All along the scenic shores of the big lake, you'll find a chance to enjoy a vacation on your own terms, without the crowds and hustle and bustle often found elsewhere.

Many Lake Superior cabins can be found in and around Sault Ste. Marie. The city is best known for an engineering marvel, the Soo Locks, which makes water traffic possible between the big lake and Lake Huron and the 21-foot drop that separates the two. Watching the barges and big boats is one of the favorite pastimes for visitors and residents alike. You also can visit the visitor center at the locks and hop aboard one of the Great Lakes cruises for an up-close look at the locks and Lake Superior. Your options for accommodations are plentiful in this northern Michigan city. Besides national name hotels and lakeside resorts, there are are many cabins and campgrounds where you can enjoy a quiet and cost-effective getaway.

Moving west from Sault Ste. Marie and the eastern shores of the big lake, you will find a mix of cities, peninsulas, and off-the-beaten path locates to pack into your Great Lakes vacations. Along the way, Lake Superior Michigan cabin rentals can provide a place to stay no matter which setting you pick for your Great Lakes vacaiton.

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Marquette, one of the biggest cities in the Upper Peninsula, has long been a vacation staple thanks to Presque Isle State Park. Located on a peninsula jutting out into Lake Superior, the state park was first designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, best known for designing New York City's Central Parks and the grounds of the US Capitol. His Michigan masterpiece accommodates overnight guests with campgrounds and cabins. Its collection of rustic cabins are available for rent year-round. Each cabin can sleep up to six and are accessible by a short hike. While water is available, these cabins do not have electricity. But you will find a lot nearby include four miles of Lake Superior beaches, plenty of fishing holes, a bird-watching trail, and beautiful views.

If rustic cabins aren't for you, don't despair; comfortable and well-equipped cabins are also found along the shores of the mighty lake. The vast Tahquamenon Falls State Park has some updated cabins that offer so much more than a place to sleep—not far from one of largest waterfalls this side of the Mississippi. These Lake Superior cabins also sleep up to six, and give everyone plenty of room to stretch out with a front porch and separate bedrooms. Outside of the cabins, you'll find picnic tables and a fire pit, where you can relax with your family or your buddies you brought along for some Great Lakes fishing excursions.

Some of the Lake Superior Michigan cabin rentals along the shores of Lake Superior would look right at home in the Alps. Many of the Upper Peninsula's resorts include chalet-style cabins in their list of accommodations. This charming places to stay include fireplaces, full kitchens, and all the comforts of home. These Swiss-style chalets would look right at home on the pictures of a magazine, as would the gorgeous views out the window.