St. Ignace / Mackinac Island KOA

Marquette Mission Park and Museum of Ojibwa Culture

The exciting first chapter of Upper Great Lakes history is explored through innovative exhibits and a continuous running video. Interpretation focuses on Indian culture and the role various tribes played before and after the coming of Europeans. Learn about the Ojibwa, the Huron, Father Marquette and more.

Marquette National Memorial and Museum

In a spectacular setting overlooking the Straits of Mackinac, a quiet open-air memorial and museum present the life story of Father Marquette, his coming to New France, to St. Ignace, and on to the Mississippi.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park

One of the largest waterfalls west of the Niagara, this is a magnificent natural attraction for everyone. Located in Michigan’s largest state park, its nature walks are fascinating and handicap accessible.

Fort Mackinac on Mackinac Island

Explore this National Historic Landmark and experience century-old military and domestic life. Fort Mackinac is a highlight of any visit to the Straits area. The sights and sounds of 19th century military and family activity come to life. Help an 1880s American soldier load and fire the cannon. Learn how the wives and children of officers lived during the 1880s. Delight to toe-tapping military music as it fills the parade ground.

The Locks at Sault Ste Marie

The only passageway to Lake Superior, these locks open to ships from all over the world. Watch the traffic or take a scheduled boat trip through the locks.

Museum Ship, “Valley Camp”

A 1917 steam powered freighter containing the largest Great Lakes maritime museum.

Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum

National Historic Site. Authentic artifacts, shipwreck video theater, The Edmund Fitzgerald exhibit, restored lighthouse with interior exhibits.