Twin Pines Lodging is located near downtown Seney
within walking distance of area businesses and the
Fox River. The three bedroom cottage is fully
furnished and the living room has a gas fireplace and
VCR. There is no TV connection, but you are
welcome to bring your own DVD's or VCR's, or they
can be rented at a local gas station.

The cottage has two bedrooms with queen-sized
beds and the other bedroom has a double futon with
a twin bunk on top. There is a double futon in the
living room for extra guests. Bathroom with shower.
Towels and linens are furnished.

The kitchen is complete with a stove, refrigerator,
microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, and
cooking utensils. Dining area right off the kitchen has
table and chairs for enjoying your meal.

The yard has a picnic table and a fire pit for your
campfire. Garage available for working on your boat
or snowmobile.

Relax in comfort while you enjoy all that the Seney
area has to offer. Twin Pines Lodging is located only
5 miles north of the Seney National Wildlife Refuge
where visitors often see Trumpeter Swans in the
Show Pools, Eagles soaring overhead, and geese
parading around the Visitor Center.

This is an ideal location for birders and photographers
who want to spot some of the unusual birds and
wildlife that make the Refuge their home. You also
might see beaver, river otter, fox, or an occasional
moose.

Even if you are not a bird watcher, the Seney Refuge
is a great stop for visitors. The Visitor Interpretive
Center has exhibits, nature programs, and special
events.

The Seney Wildlife Refuge may be toured by car,
bicycle, canoe, or on foot. Canoe and kayak rentals
at Big Cedar Campground in Germfask. The 7 mile
Marshland Drive takes about an hour and includes
three observation platforms with spotting scopes.

The Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is only a
short drive and offers hiking trails and outstanding
scenery, or you might enjoy visiting Seul Choix
Lighthouse and Museum on Lake Michigan .

Twin Pines Lodging is within walking distance of the
famed Fox River, the source of Ernest Hemingway's
Nick Adams Fishing story and one of Michigan's
Blue Ribbon Trout Streams, or try your luck in the
other rivers and nearby lakes.

Winter brings lots of snow to the Seney area and
Twin Pines Lodging is located 1/4 mile from the main
snowmobile trail with direct trail access so you can
ride from the door. These trails connect throughout
the Upper Peninsula so you can ride all over on the
groomed trails. Head up to Grand Marais for lunch or
over to the Munising area and ride in the Hiawatha
National Forest.

Cross Country Skiers will enjoy the Northern
Hardwoods groomed cross-country ski trails in the
Seney Refuge.

Twin Pines Lodging vacation home is conveniently
located within walking distance of the grocery store,
restaurant, post office, bank, and area businesses.
The Seney Historical Museum in the old railroad
depot has very interesting logging exhibits and a nice
Hemingway collection. The Township Park is close
by with a playground and basketball hoops.