Sunrise Beach Motel
4.7/10V. good Sunrise Beach Motel

Top Attractions

Top Attractions near Sunrise Beach Motel

Everything you need to know, all in one place.

property
Dates
Guests 1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
SEARCH

Get more out of your stay with easy access to local landmarks.

Top Attractions near Sunrise Beach Motel

Looking for top attractions in Mackinaw City around the Sunrise Beach Motel, but not sure where to start? From Odawa Casino Mackinaw to Arch Rock that make this property preferred choice for guest visiting these attractions.

Discover the best sights and activities close to Sunrise Beach Motel with this top attractions list!

Places13
Nearest0.7 miOdawa Casino Mackinaw
Farthest8.4 miArch Rock
  • Odawa Casino Mackinaw

    Nearest0.7 mi away

    The Odawa Casino Mackinaw Mackinaw City, located just minutes from the city center in downtown Mackinaw City, Michigan offers unique gaming and entertainment options for visitors and locals alike. The casino features more than 350 slot machines, 15 tables of poker, blackjack, and craps, a state-of-the-art race and sports book, and a variety of billiards and video games. In addition to its gaming facilities, the Odawa Casino Mackinaw Mackinaw City offers luxurious hotel rooms, and dining options including a 24-hour cafe, an expansive bar area with live entertainment nightly, and a state-of-the-art spa.

  • Straits State Harbor

    0.9 mi away

    The Straits State Harbor Mackinaw City is a modern marina facility that offers boat storage, slip rentals, fuel, and provisions. The harbor is also the home of the Straits Marine Museum, which features exhibits on the history of maritime transportation in the Great Lakes region. The harbor is located in downtown Mackinaw City, just across from the Grand Hotel.

  • The Wacky Taxidermy and Miniatures Museum

    1.1 mi away

    The Wacky Taxidermy and Miniatures Museum is a tourist attraction located in Mackinaw City, Michigan. The museum houses a large collection of taxidermy and miniatures, as well as exhibits on Michigan history. The museum is open from May to October, and admission is free.

  • Mystery Town, USA

    1.1 mi away

    The town was founded by a man named Harry S. Truman and began as a summer resort for wealthy people. However, over the years it has become known for its strange happenings and unanswered questions. The most popular mystery is the disappearance of the town’s founder, Harry Truman. Some believe he left town with his money and never came back, while others believe he was murdered and his body hidden away.

    Whatever the case may be, there are plenty of activities in Mackinaw City to keep you busy. You can explore the old buildings or take a walk along the waterfront. There are also plenty of restaurants and shops to visit if you get hungry or thirsty. And if you need some time to yourself, there are several quiet beaches in the area that are perfect for relaxing.

  • Mackinaw Bridge Museum

    1.2 mi away

    Mackinaw Bridge Museum Mackinaw City is a museum located on the east side of the Straits of Mackinac. The museum is housed in a historic building that was once a customs house. The museum has exhibits on the history of the bridge and Mackinaw City. There is also an art gallery with works by local artists.

  • Wawatam Park

    1.3 mi away

    The Wawatam Park in Mackinaw City, Michigan is a beautiful oasis in the heart of the city. The park offers a variety of activities for the whole family, including a playground, basketball court, and picnic areas. The park also features a pond with a Native American eagle sculpture, a gazebo, and plenty of benches to relax on. The park is well-maintained and always welcoming.

  • Old School Park

    1.4 mi away

    Old School Park in Mackinaw City, Michigan is a great place to take your kids for a day. The park has a playground, a 1/3 mile jogging trail, picnic areas with grills and benches, and a ball field. There is also a water fountain, a small pond, and several large trees for kids to play under.

  • Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse

    1.6 mi away

    The Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse on Mackinac Island in Lake Michigan. It was the first lighthouse built in the state of Michigan and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The lighthouse stands at the summit of Point Au Sable, which is the most northerly point on mainland USA. The light has been automated and is now managed by the U.S. Coast Guard.

  • Mackinaw Area Historical Society Heritage Village

    2.6 mi away

    The Mackinaw Area Historical Society Heritage Village is a historical place located in Mackinaw City, Michigan. The village was built as a way to preserve and promote the local history of the area. The village includes a variety of historical buildings, including a train depot, a jail, and a school. The village is open to the public for tours and events throughout the year.

  • Bridge View Park

    5.7 mi away

    Bridge View Park Mackinaw City is a 1.5 acre park that offers scenic views of the Straits of Mackinac Bridge. The park is open during daylight hours, and features a playground, gazebo, and a pond. There is also a walking/jogging path that winds its way through the park.

  • Wood Observation Tower

    6.4 mi away

    The Mackinaw City Wood Observation Tower is a unique tourist attraction that offers visitors an aerial view of the city and its surrounding area. The tower is located at the end of Michigan Avenue and is open daily from 9am to 5pm. Admission is free.

  • Haunts of Mackinac

    7.5 mi away

    Haunts of Mackinac Tourist attraction in Mackinac Island, Michigan is a place where people can explore the paranormal activity that has taken place on the island. The tour consists of six different locations where people can see apparitions, heard screams, and even feel cold air.

    The first stop on the tour is at Ferryman's Landing. There, visitors can see the ghost of a woman who was killed by her husband. According to some witnesses, she can often be seen screaming and holding her throat.

    At Mission Point, visitors can see the ghost of a young girl who died in a car accident. Witnesses say that she often appears as a young girl wearing a pink dress and holding a doll.

    Finally, at Devil's Den, visitors can see the ghost of a man who was killed in a logging accident. He is said to be angry and violent and has been known to throw objects around his room.

  • Arch Rock

    8.4 mi away

    Arch Rock Mackinaw City is a beautiful natural landmark located in the heart of the Mackinaw State Historic Park. The arch is a monolith of sandstone that stands more than 100 feet high and spans almost a half-mile across. It's a popular tourist destination for visitors to the park, and is also a popular spot for photo ops.