Recreation
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Township Park
Campground & Nature Trails
The Drummond Island Township Park is located just off M-134, approximately 5 miles east of the ferry dock. The park features a 47-site campground that accommodates both tents and RVs up to 31 feet, with each site including a picnic table and fire pit. About half of the sites offer electric hookups, and shared amenities include outhouses and two drinking water spigots. The park is open year-round, with camping available May 1 through October 31. Online reservations are now available.
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The Drummond Island Golf Course is located on Fairchild Lane, off Townline Road, and just north of the Four Corners. It is a 9-hole, par 36 course with affordable rates. It offers a unique feature: an airport runway that runs along the side of the par 3 No. 4. The course also offers fling golf, a driving range, practice putting green , tennis & pickle ball and a pro shop. There are carts available to rent as well. Call (906) 493-5406 to schedule a tee time or reserve a court. Find more information about the golf course here.
Historical Museum
The Drummond Island Historical Museum is located at 33492 S. Water Street on the north side of the island. The museum is open from late May through mid-October. The museum features island history and includes artifacts from Native Americans, Finnish Farmers and Yankee Settlers. Museum hours are 1 to 5 pm, 7 days a week. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
Big Shoal Beach
Big Shoal Beach is located on the southeast part of the island off of Johnswood Road. Take Johnswood approximately 6.5 miles from the 4 corners, then make a right on Big Shoal Bay Road. This sandy beach is approximately a mile down on the right. There is parking and a public toilet. The water is shallow and the lake bottom here is relatively sandy making it a popular spot for families with small children.
