In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, we’re celebrating all season with Celebrate on Mackinac.
Discover 250 Reasons to Celebrate, from everyday island moments to unforgettable experiences, all at your own pace.
We’ll also share Misty’s Picks, insider favorites from Bicycle Street Inn’s General Manager and Mackinac Island local, highlighting hidden corners, scenic views, and the moments that make the island special.
Rooms start at $250, or elevate your stay with a Waterfront Balcony Room for $350 on select dates, plus taxes and fees.
1. Go Geocaching in Mackinac Island State Park
Turn your visit into a treasure hunt. With 120 – 140 active geocaches on Mackinac Island at any given time, Mackinac Island is one of the most unique geocaching destinations in the country. Trails, overlooks, and hidden corners all become part of the adventure. Learn more
2. Enjoy an Evening at Winchester’s Piano Bar
At Winchester’s Whiskey & Bourbon Room, the evening unfolds to the sound of your favorite songs. Join us as we start off the 2026 season May 1 with an all-request piano show by Piano Bar Detroit, blending live music, quick wit, and spirited entertainment at Bicycle Street Inn’s signature restaurant and bar. Learn more
3. Grab a Blanket and a Book and Head to Marquette Park Settle in beneath the shade of historic Fort Mackinac, where gentle breezes, horse-drawn carriages, and views of the harbor create a peaceful place to slow down and savor the moment. Learn More
4. Visit Robinson’s Folly Robinson’s Folly offers sweeping views of Lake Huron, where freighters can often be seen passing by. Learn More
5. Go to Fort Holmes for Stargazing Fort Holmes provides a quiet setting for stargazing, with occasional opportunities to see the Northern Lights. Learn More
6. Attend Mackinac Arts Council Community Theater Mackinac Arts Council Community Theater features local productions and community events showcasing the island’s arts scene. Learn More
More Reasons to Celebrate on Mackinac Island
7. Visit the Richard & Jane Manoogian Mackinac Art Museum
8. Walk the Mackinac Island Boardwalk to British Landing