Dockside on Drummond Island

Book seven nights and enjoy 20% off your rental rate.

Dockside is a beautifully updated waterfront home on the north side of Drummond Island, perfectly set up for a relaxing getaway. With 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, it comfortably sleeps 6–8 guests.

Take in stunning views of Sturgeon Bay from the kitchen’s unique crescent-shaped window, or unwind in the living room by the electric fireplace with a full bay window overlooking the water. Recently remodeled and fully furnished, Dockside blends comfort with one-of-a-kind charm.

The location is hard to beat—right next to Nate’s Marina and just down the road from the Township Park—making it ideal for fishing, boating, and exploring the island.

Guests enjoy access to a nearby boat launch and slip just steps from the house, along with a shared swim dock perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or casting a line.
If you plan to use the boat launch and boat slip, please contact Ron at Nate's Marina (906) 493-5352 for information on which slip to use, etc.

Can sleep up to 8:
Bedroom #1 - Queen bed
Bedroom #2 - 1 Queen bed and 1 Twin bed + Trundle
Queen sofa sleeper in living room
1 Full bath with stand-up shower

Amenities:
Boat Launch
Boat Dockage
Charcoal & Gas Grill
Coffee & Tea Station (Keurig & Drip)
Crib & Pack-n-Play (available with prior notice)
Dog Friendly (2 Max)
Fireplace (Electric)
Garage
Kayak(s), Canoe, & Adult Size Life Jackets
Outdoor Fire Pit
Smart TV
Swim Dock
Washer & Dryer
Waterfront
WIFI

Up to 2 dogs welcome: $50 per dog
One-time cleaning fee: $175
We are required to collect the following taxes: 6% Michigan Sales & Use Tax, 5% Local Room Assessment, and 1% UP Tourism Assessment. Tax and assessment fees will be applied to the total rent, cleaning fee, and pet fee(s).
All cancelations—including Direct Bookings, Vrbo, and Airbnb—are subject to an 8% credit card processing fee, calculated based on the total amount paid at the time of cancelation.

Jeeps, Side by Sides and ATVs are welcome, however you must trailer SxSs and ATVs to the trailheads since they are not permitted on M134/Channel Road.