Here is a rare Upper Peninsula combination: a peaceful off-grid retreat surrounded by exceptional deer country, with beautiful sandy Lake Michigan shoreline just a stone’s throw away. Set on 20 wooded acres and tucked well back from the road in a large private opening, the cabin sits between areas arguably offering some of the best deer hunting the U.P. has to offer. Meanwhile, nearby State of Michigan shoreline provides access to beautiful sandy beaches, giving this property something for everyone—even when not everyone agrees on how to spend the day. Portage Bay Forest Campground is just down the road, where you’ll also find a small-craft boat launch and additional beach access. State land extends throughout the surrounding area, adding to the property’s remote character and recreational possibilities. The cabin sits approximately halfway back on the parcel, with its large clearing serving as a natural intersection for wildlife. Deer continually cruise through the opening like they’re arriving at a train depot. Once you visit, you’ll also quickly notice that this place was built to last—solid underfoot, with tight rooflines and no wiggle in the floor. Whether you envision an off-grid hunting basecamp, a peaceful recreational retreat, or a place where the woods and Lake Michigan can both be enjoyed, this property offers a combination that is difficult to duplicate.