Sandcastle Beach Resort features 195 feet of incredible sugar sand Lake Huron beachfront.

Parents and children alike will have a great time enjoying the splendor of Lake Huron, within a comfortable family friendly resort.

Clean and comfortable
All cottages and suites view Lake Huron, and a prime sugar sand beachfront.

	Sandcastle Cottage
	3 Bedroom / 2 Full Baths / Sleeps 12 (2 Queens, 4 Twins, 2 Sofa Sleepers)  Plus Amenities
	The Boathouse
	2 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 6 (1 Queens, 2 Twins, 1 Sofa Sleeper)  Plus Amenities
	The Huron Cottage
	2 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 6 (2 Fulls)  Plus Amenities
	The Shore Cottage
	2 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 4 (1 Full, 2 Twins)  Plus Amenities
	The Dune Cottage
	2 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 6 (1 Full, 2 Twins, 1 Sofa Sleeper)  Plus Amenities
	The Lakeside Cottage
	2 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 6 (1 Full, 2 Twins, 1 Sofa Sleeper)  Plus Amenities
	The Seaside
	Studio / 1 Bath / Sleeps 2 (1 Queen)  Plus Amenities
	The Driftwood
	Studio / 1 Bath / Sleeps 4 (2 Fulls)  Plus Amenities
	The Castaway
	Studio / 1 Bath / Sleeps 4 (1 Queen, 1 Sofa Sleeper)  Plus Amenities
	The River's Edge
	1 Bedroom / 1 Bath / Sleeps 6 (2 Fulls, 1 Sofa Sleeper)  Plus Amenities

Amenities:

Featuring 195 feet of fine sugar sand Lake Huron beach
Children's play center with swings, slide, and climber
Teeter Totter & monkey bars
Shuffleboard court
Horse shoes
Large beach fire pits for nightly bon fires
Barbeque grills
Tetherball
Beach volleyball
Badminton
Wooden beach swings

Private decks on all cottages
Alarm clocks and radios
Nautical decor
Air conditioning in bedrooms
Charming knotty pine interiors
Cable television with DVD & VCR players in all cottages and suites
Romantic lakefront nest for couples, with a private outdoor whirlpool spa &
a million dollar view
Two cottages with fireplaces
All accommodations offer ceiling fans
All cottages have full kitchens and microwaves
All rooms or suites have a microwave, coffee maker, and a small
refrigerator

3354 N. US 23, Oscoda, MI 48750

Featured in Travelhost Magazine, September 2005