Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway at the edge of the Big Sable River, 15 minutes from Manistee and 25 minutes from Ludington. From a quiet weekend get away with your partner, a friends' fishing trip or a long family weekend on the river, this beautifully appointed cabin has it all! Welcome to the Big Sable River Cabin. This bright river's edge retreat boasts a private master bedroom with a spectacular lofted bedroom and a pull out sofa if you need a little extra sleep space. Despite its rustic setting, modern comforts like WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, a full bathroom, and 2 streaming televisions allow for a blend of nature and creature comforts. Spend your day kayaking on the river, enjoying an outdoor fire at dusk and relax with a movie in the evening. At this special spot, the options are up to you! The Big Sable River Cabin comes ready with kayaks and safety vests for your river expeditions. The Big Sable River is renowned for brown trout fishing and with many nearby lakes you can also find your perfect bass fishing spot! If fishing isn’t your thing, simply tie out a tube and float in the crisp river water and enjoy all that nature has to offer. Enjoy the yard, outfitted with adirondack seating and a shaded patio. If healthy competition interests you, start up a game of Corn Hole! A private trail through the woods featuring 50-foot White Cedars and Eastern Hemlocks, indigenous to Michigan, is just across the street. Once you have taken in nature, walk down the road to The Sauble Inn (re-opening after Memorial Day 2024) and have a drink and some tasty pub fare. Just 15 minutes north you will find the leisurely town of Manistee, where you can enjoy local wines, wander through charming downtown shops and eateries, and visit First Street Beach. Heading south leads to Ludington, the latest in West Michigan’s HOT SPOTS! Check out the Big Sable Point Lighthouse, Hamlin Lake Beach and stop by Stix Ludington for pizza, yard games and live music…or if you love a good thrill, check out Mac Wood’s Dune Rides just south of Ludington.