The old-fashioned family resort Chimney Corners is on the north shore of Crystal Lake. It offers four beach cottages, apartments, and a lodge. Built in 1910, the lodge has 8 bedrooms, sharing 2 baths. Four beach cottages accommodate 6 to 10 people. Across from the beach are cottages and apartments overlooking the lake, for 4 to 19 people. The Beach Dining Room offers breakfast buffet and a snack bar lunch. Private parties and weddings are arranged. The resort features pay phone, TV, frog pond, sugar sand beach, row boat, paddle board, tennis court, basketball, and tetherball courts. The place is open May to November.
Location:
1602 Crystal Drive, Frankfort Michigan 49635
Telephone
231-352-7522
Other Motels, Hotels and Resorts nearby:
(Traverse City) Au-She-Gun Resort
(Traverse City) Bayshore Resort
(Beulah) Beach House
(Manistee) Best Western
(Cadillac) Best Western Bill Oliver's
(Traverse City) Best Western Four Seasons Motel
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02/21 Coming to The Frankfort area
MorelFest Boyne City MI May16-19 Each May, Boyne City fills with hundreds of mushroom lovers from around the country who come seeking that elusive delicacy-the marvelous morel.
National Cherry Festival Traverse City MI June29-July6 The Grand Traverse region, known for its world-record tart cherry harvest, bursts with visitors eager to savor the flavor of cherries tucked into everything imaginable.
National Baby Food Festival Freemont MI July18-21 Show is rain or shine, no lawn chairs, no coolers, no strollers, no smoking or alcohol.
Charlevoix Venetian Festival Charlevoix MI July20-27 What began as a simple candle-lit boat parade has grown into a week-long flurry of color and pageantry that highlights the summer season and attracts tens of thousands of visitors.
Brat Days Sheboygan WI August1-3 Sheboygan Jaycees present the 60th annual Johnsonville Brat Days. All shows will be free this year.
Mackinac Island Festival of the Horse Mackinac Island MI August8-11 Mackinac Island Carriage and Saddle Horse Parade, the Breeds of Mackinac presentation, musical kurs featuring the beautiful Friesians, lectures on the role of the horse in Mackinac's history.
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