Boyne Falls is a family-friendly place surrounded by mountain views. If you're visiting during colder months, enjoy activities such as skiing during your stay. Nature lovers can visit Lake Thumb and Bear River. While you're here, stop by Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark and Boyne Mountain.
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Top 5 hotels in Boyne Falls at a glance
- Mayson Room BW Boutique Hotel — 2-star hotel in Central Lake. Guest rating: 10/10 — Exceptional.
- The Flat by Wanderlust Abodes — 3.5-star hotel in Central Lake. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
- Walk to Dtwn: Charlevoix Condo w/ Fireplace — 3.5-star hotel in Charlevoix.
- Charlie Room BW Boutique Hotel — 2-star hotel in Central Lake. Guest rating: 8.8/10 — Excellent.
- Amelia Room BW Boutique Hotel — 2-star hotel in Central Lake. Guest rating: 8.6/10 — Excellent.
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Carve fresh powder at Boyne Mountain Resort, where winter brings skiers and snowboarders to slopes that transform into hiking trails come summer. Avalanche Bay Indoor Waterpark offers Michigan's largest aquatic playground when muscles need a break from the mountain. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at Monument Golf Course while taking in rolling northern Michigan vistas. For a change of scenery, head to Peninsula Beach or explore the tranquil shores of Standard Lake. Bear River provides perfect spots for afternoon picnics or gentle kayaking. The tiny village might only house 358 residents, but the surrounding natural playground delivers four-season adventures that keep visitors returning year after year.
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