Sleeping Bear Dunes Visitors Bureau
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore was named the "Most Beautiful Place in America" on ABC's Good Morning America. Watch as the winner was announced live on television in, "Most Beautiful Place in America Revealed!"
After Sleeping Bear Dunes was nominated, ABC News narrowed down the vast number of nominations to ten and announced them, two-by-two each morning on the show. Watch as Michigan's hidden gem is introduced in, "Most Beautiful Places: Point Reyes, Sleeping Bear Dunes."
Watch nationally-recognized American chef, Mario Batali, praise Sleeping Bear Dunes and the surrounding area in the ABC segment, "Mario Batali on Wonders of Sleeping Bear Dunes."
Special Offers
His & Hers
This romance package is for both of you. Our His & Hers package includes both golf and spa - so you can enjoy them together or if you have different interests, one could spa and the other golf.
Family Fun
Create memories with a five night family vacation in the place know as the "Most Beautiful Place in America"
Golf Getaway
Discover the grandeur of the "Most Beautiful Place in America". Enjoy what Arnold Palmer called "...a fantastic golf experience in a beautiful setting." Relax at a resort on the "Best Beaches on the Great Lakes."
UPCOMING EVENTS:
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Cedar Polka Fest
20 June 2019
Celebrating 38 years of family fun in Cedar
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Cherry Festival
29 June 2019
The annual Cherry Festival is just around the corner! From old traditions such as Cherry Queens and farm fresh cherries to newer ones like Super Cherry and the Festival of Races, the National Cherry Festival has something for everyone.
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Glen Arbor Art Fair
17 July 2019
The Glen Lake Woman’s Club Art Fair hosts 100 artists carefully selected to represent up-north, one-of-a kind art pieces for sale at the Glen Arbor Township Hall.
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Traverse City Film Festival
30 July 2019
The Traverse City Film Festival is a charitable, educational, nonprofit organization committed to the idea that “One Great Movie Can Change You: Just Great Movies” and to helping save one of America’s few indigenous art forms — the cinema.
