Oscoda Lakeside Hotel
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What's Nearby near Oscoda Lakeside Hotel

Here's a list of some incredible local attractions and establishments in the vicinity of this hotel in Oscoda

Places4
Nearest0.7 miMama's Country Kitchen
Farthest15 miHuron-Manistee National Forests Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center
  • Mama's Country Kitchen

    Nearest0.7 mi away

    Looking for a delicious and hearty meal? Mama's Country Kitchen Oscoda is the place to go! This family-owned and operated restaurant is known for its comfort food. From burgers and chicken nuggets to macaroni and cheese, their menu has something for everyone. Plus, they're open late so you can still get your fix after hours.

  • Wiltse's Brew & Family Restaurant

    3.2 mi away

    Wiltse's Brew & Family Restaurant Oscoda is a place full of family fun. The restaurant is decorated with old photographs and memorabilia of the Wiltse family, who have owned and operated the restaurant for over 30 years. The menu features American cuisine, including burgers, fries, chicken fingers and pizza. There is also a wide variety of beers on tap, as well as wine and cocktails. The restaurant is open seven days a week from 11:00am to 10:00pm.

  • Clark's Marsh

    4.1 mi away

    Clark's Marsh Oscoda is a natural preserve located in the town of Oscoda, Michigan, United States. It is an important wetland and wildlife habitat with over 796.4 acres of marshland. The area is also home to several rare plants and animals, including the osprey, Blanding's turtle, and the northern lemur.

  • Huron-Manistee National Forests Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center

    15 mi away

    The Huron-Manistee National Forests Lumberman's Monument Visitor Center in Petoskey, Michigan, is home to a new statue by Robert Ingersoll Aitken. The bronze sculpture honors the men and women who have worked in the forests and timber industry throughout the region.

    The monument features six bronze figures representing various aspects of lumbering a logger on a ladder; a miller at work a truck driver unloading logs a sawyer at work a logger with an axe and a woman with an axe. The statue was created by Aitken as part of his ongoing series of sculptures designed to honor important figures in Michigan history.