Sunset Pines Resort W17461 Norton Rd 11 Pièce Hôtel Gould City, MI 49838 2 024 497 $ CAD (184 045 $ CAD/Pièce)

Sunset Pines Resort W17461 Norton Road, Gould City, Michigan 49838 On South Manistique Lake · Four miles south of Curtis · Mackinac County, Upper Peninsula The Property Sunset Pines Resort is a fully operational, four-season lakefront cabin resort set along 400 feet of private shoreline on South Manistique Lake in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula (Above the Bridge Outdoors). Located just four miles south of the village of Curtis and directly next to a public boat launch, the resort combines the seclusion of a private woodland setting with unusually easy access to the water and to the wider Upper Peninsula tourism corridor. The resort is currently owned and operated by Above the Bridge Outdoors brand and has been repositioned in recent years as a year-round destination — a meaningful shift for a market where many cabin properties still shutter after Labor Day. Sunset Pines is positioned as a hub property. Guests can spend a full day at Tahquamenon Falls, Kitch-iti-kipi (the Big Spring at Palms Book State Park), Mackinac Island, or Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and still be back on the lake by dinner — every one of those destinations is inside an hour's drive. The Lake South Manistique Lake is a 4,000-acre inland lake, part of the largest lake complex in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It is best known regionally for walleye, smallmouth and largemouth bass, northern pike, muskellunge, perch, bluegill, and panfish — with a self-sustaining walleye fishery that has reproduced naturally since the mid-1990s. The 400-foot Sunset Pines shoreline sits along a sandy, gradually sloping section of the lake that swims well for families and holds ice reliably from early December through mid-April for ice fishing and snowmobiling. The Cabins Sunset Pines is a twelve-structure resort with eleven cabins available in the summer season and five cabins operated year-round for fall, winter, and shoulder-season guests . Several of the cabins date to the 1940s and retain their original resort character while offering updated interiors, private lake access, and full amenities. Each cabin comes with its own row boat included at no additional charge. Pontoon boats, fishing boats, and motors are available to rent through the resort office (Curtis Chamber of Commerce). Cabin Sleeps Bedrooms Baths From (per we Season Notes The Bear Den 8 4 2 $1,300 Year-round Largest cabin on the property; fireplace The Whitetail Lodge 7 3 1 $1,150 Year-round Fireplace and firepit Angler's Lodge 6 3 1 $1,100 Year-round Private lake access The Moose Lodge 6 3 1 $1,050 Summer Spacious 1940s cabin, family favorite The Wolverine 6 3 1 $1,050 Summer 1940s cabin with full resort amenities The Loon's Nest 5 1 + loft 1 $1,000 Summer Unique loft layout with private lake views The Duck Pond 4 2 1 $900 Summer 1940s cabin with game room and fish-house access The Elk Lodge 4 2 1 $900 Summer Classic 2-bedroom with lake views The Wolf Den 4 1 1 $850 Year-round Cozy year-round cabin The Fox Den 4 2 1 $850 Year-round Rustic year-round cabin with fireplace Brookie Bend 4 1 1 $600 Summer 1-bedroom retreat for couples Pricing shown reflects the resort's published starting rates (Above the Bridge Outdoors). Amenities and Guest Experience • 400 feet of private lakefront on South Manistique Lake with adjacent public boat launch access • A row boat included with every cabin, plus pontoon, fishing boat, and motor rentals available on site • Satellite internet (HughesNet) across the property, keeping guests connected without giving up the woodland setting • Pet-friendly, subject to the resort's pet policy • RV rentals in addition to the cabin inventory • 10% discount offered to veterans, active military, law enforcement, and healthcare workers • Direct booking by phone at (906) 586-6601 or through Vrbo listings for individual cabins Booking Terms • Summer (late May through early September): Saturday-to-Saturday rentals only, seven-night minimum, $200 deposit • Fall and Winter: Two-night minimum, $100 deposit • Check-in: 4:00 PM · Check-out: 10:00 AM What Makes This Resort Distinctive Sunset Pines is one of the few resorts on South Manistique Lake operating true four-season inventory, giving it access to winter tourism dollars that seasonal-only competitors leave on the table. The mix of cabin sizes — from a one-bedroom couples' retreat at $600 a week to a four-bedroom, two-bath lodge sleeping eight — allows the property to host everything from honeymooners to multi-generational family reunions on the same shoreline, in the same week. Six 1940s-era cabins carry the original character of the Manistique Lakes resort era, while the newer inventory offers modernized interiors for guests who want the setting without giving up contemporary comfort. For a buyer, an investor, or a guest evaluating the property, the underlying story is simple: 400 feet of shoreline, twelve well-kept structures, year-round operation, and a location that puts four of the Upper Peninsula's marquee attractions inside an hour's drive.