Beaver Island Trip

Housed in a historic 1906 net shed, this museum chronicles Beaver Island's maritime legacy through authentic artefacts. Step aboard the restored gill-net boat 'Bob S' for a glimpse into early 20th-century fishing life.

This vibrant island hub hosts cultural events and performances in a welcoming community space. Catch the renowned Baroque on Beaver Festival in summer or relax in the café with Wi-Fi and local conversation.

This historic 1856 beacon stands sentinel at St. James Harbour, guiding ships through northern Lake Michigan waters. Explore the grounds for panoramic harbour views and glimpses into Beaver Island's rich maritime past.

This whimsical museum showcases vintage toys from the 1920s onward, creating a nostalgic journey through childhood treasures. Explore the art gallery behind the store to discover works by local island artists.

Explore the campus of CMU Biological Station during your visit to Beaver Island. Amble around this family-friendly area's beaches or seek out the cycling trails.

This historic cabin preserves the legacy of Feodor Protar, a Russian immigrant who became Beaver Island's beloved healer. Explore his 1860s home filled with original artefacts that tell his remarkable island storey.

Step into Northern Michigan's first newspaper site, where King James Strang's 1850 print shop showcases island history. Explore artefacts from Mormon settlers, Native Americans, and Irish immigrants in this free museum.