Travel & Places To Stay
Travel Note
Travel Consideration
Due to the 60th Annual Mackinac Bridge Walk on Monday, September 4th, the Mackinac Bridge will be closed to traffic from 5am-12pm. If you are leaving Monday and headed downstate, please take this into consideration. We hope for you to leave with a smile on your face, and we would hate for you to end your weekend with us in an unexpected traffic jam!
Travel Note
Drummond Island Ferry
That's right! It wouldn't be an true adventure if you didn't get to ride a ferry. The ferry is a short 10 minute or so ride across to the island. It is scheduled to leave from DeTour Village every hour with the first ferry departing at 6:40am until 11:40pm after which the ferry leaves DeTour Village every two hours (1:40am, 3:40am, 5:40am); however, it often crosses more frequently due to the traffic demand. Ferry rides returning from the Island to the mainland occur every hour starting at 6:10am until 11:10pm after which the ferry leaves Drummond island every two hours (1:10am, 3:10am, 5:10am). The rate for cars and pickups, including the driver, is $14. Additional adults in the vehicle have a rate of $2, and children/youth under the age of 18 are $1.
Hotel
Drummond Island Resort and Conference Center
Drummond, MI 49726 (800) 999-6343
This is where we will be having our welcome activities as well as where the wedding ceremony and reception will take place. We have reserved a block of rooms as well as cabins on the property for guest rental. Please remember to notify the resort that you are a guest with the Baskin-Talaga Wedding. (Please book before July 3rd if able as that is the date the block will be released.)
Hotel
Drummond Island Hotel
Drummond, MI 49726 (906) 493-6799
In addition to the rooms and cabins at the resort, we have blocked several rooms at the Drummond Island Hotel. Please remember to mention Baskin-Talaga Wedding when booking. (Please book before July 3rd if able as that is the date the block will be released.)
House Or Rental
Township Park Campground
Township Park is considered primitive camping. There are 48 total sites, 30 with electric and most on the water. The park has a beach, boat launch and nature trails for snowshoeing. There are two wells for water and outhouses. No shower in park, but is available in town. No reservations needed.