
Springtime Bring your fishing gear for Steelhead Trout. Platte
River flows through Big Platte Lake and Brown, Rainbow
and Brook Trout are plentiful.
Pick Morel Mushrooms in the countless acres of nearby
State Forest or Sleeping Bear Dunes Park area.
Summer Summer offers a wide variety of activities. Play in the 2500 acres
of Big Platte Lake. You can swim, sail, water ski, take a canoe trip
down the Platte River to scenic Lake Michigan, or bask in the sun. Spend time on the beaches of Lake Michigan. You won’t find high
rise buildings along the shores of the National Park. Instead,
you’ll enjoy the sand of the dunes, the sound of the waves and sea
gulls, and you’ll take in the awesome views of Sleeping Bear Dunes
and the Manitou Islands. Artists—bring your easels! Spend leisure hours pan fishing in Big Platte Lake.
You’ll find a variety of fish to hook—bass, perch,
walleye, pike, catfish and many more. Platte Lake Resort
2 has fish cleaning facilities for your big catch! If you enjoy the game of golf, Benzie County has several
courses nearby to enjoy. During your stay at Platte Lake
Resort 2, you’ll certainly want to visit
Sleeping Bear
Dunes and take in a sunset or two at the shores of Lake
Michigan.
Interlochen Music Camp is 15 minutes away. Plan an
evening enjoying a famous musician. The new
Betsie
Valley Trail now extends from Frankfort to Thompsonville. If
you’re a biking enthusiast—you’ll love the peaceful ride through the
woods and along the shores of Crystal Lake. Check our
Area Interests Page for
information on other activities such as wineries, boat rentals, golf
courses, restaurants, charter fishing and more.
Autumn Fall is Salmon Fishing time at Platte Lake Resort 2.
Thousands of Coho, Chinook, and Atlantic Salmon are
taken in Platte Bay and Platte River each year. Platte
Lake Resort 2 has fish cleaning and freezing facilities.
Fall is also hunting time. The area abounds with deer
and small game. In October, you’ll want to take in the beauty of Fall
Colors in Benzie County and the surrounding area in
Northern Michigan. |