Deer Park Lodge Resort on Muskallonge Lake
Upper Peninsula Outdoor Recreation - Four Seasons of Fun
Welcome to our Outdoor Fun information for year-round excitement in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Our Deer Park area offers the best in recreation with Four Seasons of Fun for everyone. Two of the greatest that are a must experience is Upper Peninsula UTVing - ATVing and Upper Peninsula Snowmobiling! Deer Park Lodge Resort has all of your DNR Trail Permits available here at our General Store.
UTVing and Snowmobiling Resources
Please visit the websites below for vital information. We appreciate all the work our groomers and all those associated with TASA and MSA. Please note that TASA now provides important information for ATVing as well as snowmobiling.
♦ TASA Trails - Snowmobiling and ATVing
♦ MSA - Michigan Snowmobile Association
Great Outdoor Activities Around Deer Park and Beyond
Known for UTVing and snowmobiling, we also have a expansive amount of other great year-round outdoor activities for you to experience. If you are a photographer, enjoy video production and or have a drone, this is the place to capture our pristine wilderness and bodies of water.
The warm season offers up some great things to do. Our guests love to visit the Upper Peninsula to utilize our lakes, both Muskallonge Lake and Lake Superior for beach combing, sight seeing, kayaking, boating, fishing, tubing, agate hunting, and watching beautiful sunsets. Deer Park Lodge Resort also has rental boats for visitors to the area. To learn more about our lakes, please visit:
♦ Our Lakes
♦ Boat Rentals
Spring, summer and fall is extraordinary in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Every direction leads to adventure for all ages. Visitors can enjoy mushrooming, hiking the North Country Trail just down the road from us, biking, sight-seeing, bird watching along the Tahquamenon corridor up to Whitefish Point Bird Observatory, viewing the fall colors throughout the region, along with a host of other great things to do.
Fourth of July Parade is held in Newberry every year with a special Old Photos Show held at the Tahquamenon Area Schools gymnasium.
Blueberry picking in August is really awesome fun for the entire family. From the shores of Lake Superior inward towards Newberry is one of the finest places to pick in the UP.
The Tahquamenon Logging Museum offers up a Paul Bunyan sized list of events such as: The Annual Woodchoppers Ball in March, Lumberjack Breakfasts with huge servings, along with 2 Music Festivals. Visit the link below for exact dates because they do change each year.
♦ www.tahquamenonloggingmuseum.org
The Newberry Country Club is open to the public and is situated on 200 pristine acres. This Upper Peninsula golf course has been redesigned with new bunkers, lengthened holes and new tee boxes, thus adding length to the entire course. This golf course is located 27 miles south of the resort with a lovely restaurant as well.
♦ www.newberrycountryclub.com
Another great fishing opportunity awaits at the Lower Tahquamenon falls, with boats available for day rentals.
Lighthouse exploring is big here in the UP, with 2 major lighthouses being Crisp Point Lighthouse and Whitefish Point Light House.
♦ www.crisppointlighthouse.org
Fall and winter adds another level of excitement for guests with skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, ice-fishing on Muskallonge, Big Valley Ski and Tube located south of Newberry at 14432 County Road 428, along with other great annual activities.
During the winter you won't want to miss seeing the Christmas Bells and Lights of Newberry - up around the Christmas season. It is much like the movie, "It's a Wonderful Life".
The Tahquamenon Falls State Park is the place for photographers, hiking, boating, eating, gift buying, and experiencing some really wonderful events like the annual "Lantern Lit Snowshoeing" through the woods extravaganza.
♦ Tahquamenon Falls Events
"Michigan's Upper Peninsula has been named one of the top 10 value destinations in the world. With attractions to rival national treasures, Michigan's Upper Peninsula is an area of stunning natural beauty and charming Norman Rockwell-esque towns and villages."—Lonely Planet Travel Guidebook, "Best in Travel 2017"
Muskallonge Lake & Sandy Beaches - Onsite
Lake Superior - 1,800 feet
ATV & Snowmobile Trails - Direct from your door
Pine Stump Cook Shack & Drinkery - 6 miles
Wolf Inn Restaurant & Bar - 13 miles
Oswald's Bear Ranch - 15 miles
Tahqualand Theatre - 23 miles
Upper Tahquamenon Falls - 41 miles
Lower Tahquamenon Falls - 45 miles
Shipwreck Museum - 65 miles
Two Hearted River (via CR 410) - 13 miles
Pictured Rocks - 75 miles