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Caseville
Located in
Huron County
Northeastern Michigan
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Accommodations
Bella
Vista Inn
The
Lodge at Oak Pointe, Bed and Breakfast
Sunset
Bay Resort
Attractions
Caseville
Bumper Boats
7051
Main Street
(989) 856-2170
Join us for a fun filled day of riding the bumper boats here in beautiful
Caseville. Fun for the whole family.
Caseville
Family Fun Center
Main
Street
(989) 856-3478
Come and use the giant slide, moonwalk, batting cages, go-carts, and
kiddie carts.
Caseville
County Park
6400 Main
St.
(989)
856-2080
Outdoor
activities abound at this active waterfront park and campground situated on 40
acres with 214 camping sites. Plenty of sandy swim beach, picnic area,
playground, and relaxed camping. Fishing is steps away on Caseville Pier.
Charity
Island Light
Caseville
Just
a short cruise, if you own or charter your own boat, from Caseville to Big Charity Island, just one hour to get to
this vacation paradise. The island was named by the lake mariners for its
location, placed "through the charity of God" midway between the city
of Au Gres and the Thumb, at the entrance to Saginaw
Bay. The waking trails are marked (and rare flora and fauna identified) and the
picnic area has tables, grills and a pavilion. Spend the day and make believe
it's your own private island or lighthouse. The light was constructed in 1857,
and then replaced by the Gravelly Shoal Light and abandoned in 1939.
Civil
War Monument
This
monument is tribute to all of the men and women who have served for the United
States in times of war. Located in downtown Caseville.
Jet Stream Water Slide
7077
Main Street
(989) 856-3822
Come enjoy a fun filled day on our water slides or in one of the bumper
cars we have for your enjoyment.
Putt-Putt Golf Course
& Bankshot Basketball
6057
Main Street
(989) 856-2170
Community Information
Caseville
Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box
122
Caseville, MI 48725-0122
(989) 856-3818
Festivals
Cheeseburger in
Caseville
Held in August
Caseville County
Park
6400 Port Austin
Road
(989) 856-3818 or
(800) 358-4862, Call for More Information.
Four days of parrot head magic on the shores of key north. where it's more an
attitude than a latitude. Wacky tacky family fun, music, games, cardboard boat
races, more music, beach fun for the entire family.
Golf
Courses
Caseville
Golf Course
Hidden
Harbour Golf Course
Skiing & Snowboarding
Albert
E. Sleeper State Park
6573
State Park Road
(989)
856-4411
3
miles of cross-country skiing trails that are excellent for beginners and
intermediates.
Sleeper State Park
Local History
Ruben Dodge, a hunter
and trapper from Maine, settled here with his family in 1836. It first
became known as the Pigeon River. It was renamed Port Elizabeth or
Elizabethtown for the wife of William Rattle who represented the interests here
of large landowner Leonard Case.
It was renamed
Caseville in 1856 when Francis Crawford bought 20,000 acres in and around the
village from Mr. Case. Mr. Crawford became the first postmaster on January
28, 1863. Incorporated as a village in 1896.
Informational
excerpts from
Michigan Place Names, by Walter Romig, L.H.D.
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