A few miles West of De Tour, MI on the shore of serene Caribou Lake, this waterfront cottage was so lovely. The entire property is nature-beautiful, quiet and private. I believe the cottage's core is vintage; log cabin-based If so, it was obviously just restored with pride, care and attention to style and modern comfort details-- newly renovated to a ready-for-HGTV functionality, comfort and overall prettiness. Even internet and 3 streaming TV's that all were glitch-free. I also have to believe that this was it's first summer open to guests, ALL things looked so new! The "extras" that came with the cottage with the cottage also were perfect (and new), like the dock, fully-equipped kitchen and bath, games and other R&R supplies, romantic lighting, comfy beds and furniture, rugs, carpets. Roomy too. It somehow it seems bigger on the inside than from the outside. Outdoor space is large and enticing (flat space out front for yard games; chairs, fire pit with wood etc. in the back overlooking the dock and lake). The views were terrific, lake-side. I wish owned a boat, the state launch is less than a mile away. The U.P. cottage is outfitted to keep people nice warmly cozy, but that wasn't required our week. There were fans, but no a/c, and we had warm days & nights. Most of the windows don't open, so the fans were a must for sleeping (& napping). De Tour Village is nice enough, but it's main perk is it serves as the Ferry to Drummond Island, a jewel of Michigan.