Bed and Breakfast Michigan, Southeast 

B&B Travel Articles for Southeast area  

Ann Arbor    Adjacent to the Huron River and best known as the home of the University of Michigan, one of the country’s top Universities is Ann Arbor. Here you’ll find plenty of museums that cover almost every subject from early American manuscripts, geology to classic cars.   ...read more

Chelsea    Waterloo Recreation in Chelsea is the largest state park in the Lower Peninsula with more than 20,000 acres of beautiful inland lakes including glacial topography. The horse-riding fan will find at least 12 miles of bridal trails and five miles of mountain bike trails where he can also enjoy the exceptional wildlife habitat.   ...read more

Port Austin    A small town that kept its charm is Port Austin situated along three miles of sandy shoreline on the Saginaw Bay. Bird Creek Park boasts not only the best sand dunes in the state, but among its stunning 565 acres of wood and wet lands there is a 900-foot wide boardwalk that almost circles the park along the beach and the water’s edge providing five picnic decks with the most scenic vistas from the top of the sand dunes.   ...read more

Port Huron    Situated on the beautiful Lake Huron is Port Huron. An interesting outdoor pursuit to be experienced is the Port Huron Bridge to Bay Trail, connecting the community for walkers, joggers, strollers and bicyclists of all ages.   ...read more

Saginaw    Saginaw nestling in lush rolling hills, is a charming town offering among a wide variety of activities, the Horse Harness Raceway, which is a harness horse race track with continuous races during the summer months and approximately 16 thoroughbred and harness tracks per day, on top of that there is common pool wagering all year round. For the visitor there are horse drawn wagon rides, galleries, museums restaurants and cosy bed and breakfast in Michigan Southeast not forgetting a marvellous county park named the Imerman Memorial Park providing picnic pavilions, children's play area, a fishing dock and boat launch, canoe rentals, volleyball, basketball, tennis and shuffleboard courts and horseshoe pits. Nature lovers will also enjoy the 1.25-mile self-guiding nature trails and the cross-country ski trail in winter.   ...read more