Eagle Harbor- Harbor Pines: Savor History and Nature at Harbor Pines Cottage

HARBOR PINES COTTAGE

SLEEPS: 2
BEDROOMS:0- Tiny "Sleeper" Cottage
BATHROOMS: 3/4
*RENT 1 CABIN OR ALL 3 TOGETHER
*NO SMOKING ALLOWED IN OR AROUND THE COTTAGE

Harbor Pines- Named in honor of the wonderful pines that surround the natural harbor which served as a shipping port during the 1800's copper boom.
This is a one room cottage with a queen-size bed. Harbor Pines also has a bathroom with a single shower. It has no kitchen but has a mini fridge, a microwave and a coffee pot.

A message from the owners:
As a child, I spent my summers enjoying the relaxed lifestyle the small community of Eagle Harbor offered. As an adult, I brought my family up to enjoy the community as often as I could. I am so excited to be able to share a piece of that with others.
Our 3 cottages were part of the original Lake Breeze Resort in Eagle Harbor. Built in the 1920's, this resort had 15 cottages that sat on “The Hill” overlooking the harbor. As time went on, some of the cottages were sold, and we now find ourselves lucky enough to own four.

Frequently Asked Questions:

A/C: There is no central air. A cross-breeze usually keeps it a nice temperature.

ATV's: It's best to leave those at home. There are no trails close by and there is no available parking for a trailer.

Bathroom: 1 3/4 bathroom (shower only/no tub).

Beach: The beach is just a short walk across the street. This beautiful sandy beach is perfect for swimming and even has an old-fashioned slide!

Bedroom: 1 Queen-sized bed in single room cottage.

Bugs: Typical mosquitos, flies, ants.

Cable: Yes, there is cable!

Cell phone service: Cell phone service is generally unreliable in the U.P., though we have found that Verizon works well here.

Fire pit: There are NO fires allowed at the cottages, but fire rings are provided on the public beach. You can make your own fire with driftwood and/or logs others may have left behind. You can also purchase wood bundles at Fletchy's restaurant on the south end of the beach. Please contain all fires in the fire rings provided.

Gas Stations: There are no gas stations in Eagle Harbor. The closest gas is the Phoenix Store located 8 miles southwest at the intersection of US-41 and M-26. There is also the Copper Harbor Fuel Stop located 14 miles east on M-26 in Copper Harbor.

Grill: One gas grill and one charcoal grill are available in the common area between cottages. Charcoal, lighter fluid, and utensils are available for guest use.

Grocery: The “Genny” Gas Light General Store in Copper Harbor has limited grocery items as well as convenience snacks, camping gear and local souvenirs. The closest complete grocery store is Pat's IGA in Calumet.

Internet: Yes, there is Wi-Fi. It is shared by all 4 cottages, therefore, it is intermittent at times. It is very basic Wi-Fi.

Parking: Very limited, 1 car or truck. One parking space along the East Side (Closest to the lighthouse) of the cottage. Please check with us in advance if additional parking is needed offsite.

Pets: 1 Small well behaved dog allowed with Pet Fee. Freshwater Vacation Rentals currently charges $75/per pet for your entire stay.

Picnic Table: There is one picnic table available for guest use in the common area between cottages.

Playground: In the middle of the village, there was an old fire station turned into a huge playground for kids with picnic tables and grills.

Privacy: All four cottages are in close proximity on the same lot. Outdoor privacy is limited.

Smoking: Smoking or vaping is prohibited in any of the cottages or anywhere on the property.

Space: Roomy single room cottage with 3/4 bath and microwave, small fridge and coffee pot.

Swimming: Swimming is definitely recommended at the beautiful beach down the way.

Towels: Yes, we provide bath towels. Please bring your own beach towels.

TV's- There are new TV's in every cottage.

Washer & Dryer: There are no laundry facilities for guest use on site. There are two laundromats in Calumet(30 miles).

​​​​​​​**Local Attractions (Within 45 minute drive)

Eagle Harbor Attractions:

Brockway Mountain Drive - Four miles east of Eagle Harbor on M-26 is the west end of Brockway Mountain Drive which will take you to the top of the mountain for picturesque views of Lake Superior and the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Eagle Harbor Inn - Wonderful local restaurant for Lunch or Dinner where you an find delicious fish, steak, pizza or a full bar including wonderful craft beers!
Fletchy's Otter Belly Inn - Serving specialty coffees and teas, breakfast pastries, breakfasts and sandwiches for lunch and seasonally ice cream cones.
Gift Shop- The Agate Shop – A gem and gift shop located a short walk from the cottage. Located on M-26 at the corner of Front and North Streets.
Hiking- The George Hite Dunes and Marsh Preserve and Mt. Baldy trailheads are both a short walk from the cottage
Lighthouse Complex- Located adjacent to the property is the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse Complex operated by the Keweenaw County Historical Society. The site includes tours of the working lighthouse and associated buildings with many historical exhibits. There is also an observation deck sitting above Lake Superior which offers spectacular views of passing ships, sunrises and sunsets as well as countless stars on a clear night. It is also an excellent location to watch the northern lights.
The Jampot- (located 5 miles away along M26 toward Eagle River) Bakery affiliated with a monastery selling house-roasted coffee & very good bakery items.
Great Sand Bay- Three miles west of Eagle Harbor, Great Sand Bay sits at the bottom of sandy dunes. There is plenty of parking across the highway and steps down to the beach. There is no lifeguard on duty, but it is a good swimming beach

Copper Harbor Attractions:

Copper Harbor is a town that is a short scenic 14 miles away from the cottages. In Copper Harbor you can find some very unique places that are a must see while you are in town!

Brockway Mountain Drive - On the west edge of Copper Harbor is the east end of Brockway Mountain Drive which will take you to the top of the mountain for picturesque views of Lake Superior and the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Estivant Pines - Enjoy a 2.5 miles of hiking trails through 300-year-old pines that have grown over 125 feet tall.
Fort Wilkins State Park- Visit a 1840's era military fort on the shore of Lake Fanny Hooe.
The Brick House- This is a micro brewery where you can find all of the finest craft beers in the area!
Into the Woods- 18 hole miniature golf course
The Harbor Haus- Authentic German food that you must try!
Jamsen's Fish Market & Bakery- Freshly baked goods are produced here every day.
The “Genny” Gas Light General Store - Limited grocery items as well as convenience snacks, camping gear and local souvenirs.
Mountain Biking- Some of the best mountain biking trails in the Midwest can be found in and around the Copper Harbor area. Rentals available.


Other Area Attractions:

In the Calumet area you can visit The Calumet Theatre, Keweenaw National Historical Park Visitor's Center, Laurium Manor Inn, Calumet Art District, to name a few.
In the Hancock/Houghton area you can visit the Quincy Mine, A.E Seaman Mineral Museum, History of Hockey Museum, Finnish American Heritage Center among others.