**THIS ADVENTURE IS FULLY BOOKED**

Fishing/Paddling/Pontoon Adventure on Silver Lake

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.
Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim. Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters! There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas. Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

While we understand that pets love the outdoors too, we ask that you refrain from bringing your pet along on the excursion.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

** TRIP FULL - NO OPEN SLOTS AVAILABLE **

Fishing/Paddling/Pontoon Adventure on Silver Lake

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.
Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim. Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters! There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas. Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

While we understand that pets love the outdoors too, we ask that you refrain from bringing your pet along on the excursion.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Yellowdog River Camping Adventure

Rustic camping along the Yellowdog River near Big Bay, MI.

Enjoy a weekend camping on the banks of the Yellowdog River where you can fish, hike and swim. The campsite is spacious and the views are jaw-dropping. You'll be able to observe beautiful waterfalls, fish for brook trout and rainbow trout, and hike along the river. The hiking terrain is moderately difficult, but we will have volunteers with you along the way. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent. Fall asleep to the sound of the river babbling behind you.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot, headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves ( and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.  We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are at your own risk.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

While we understand that pets love the outdoors too, we ask that you refrain from bringing your pet along on the excursion.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Fishing Adventure on Silver Lake

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.
Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim. Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters! There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas. Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Rustic camping at Squaw Lake south of Republic, MI.  Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Squaw Lake where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim.  Fish for a variety of trout, panfish, and bass.  Enjoy evenings amongst the stars as they twinkle over the beach.  Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bags, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Yellowdog River Camping Adventure

Rustic camping along the Yellowdog River near Big Bay, MI.

Enjoy a weekend camping on the banks of the Yellowdog River where you can fish, hike and swim. The campsite is spacious and the views are jaw-dropping. You'll be able to observe beautiful waterfalls, fish for brook trout and rainbow trout, and hike along the river. The hiking terrain is moderately difficult, but we will have volunteers with you along the way. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot, headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves ( and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.  We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are at your own risk.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Rustic camping at Squaw Lake south of Republic, MI.  Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Squaw Lake where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim.  Fish for a variety of trout, panfish, and bass.  Enjoy evenings amongst the stars as they twinkle over the beach.  Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bags, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Rustic camping along the Yellowdog River near Big Bay, MI.

Enjoy a weekend camping on the banks of the Yellowdog River where you can fish, hike and swim. The campsite is spacious and the views are jaw-dropping. You'll be able to observe beautiful waterfalls, fish for brook trout and rainbow trout, and hike along the river. The hiking terrain is moderately difficult, but we will have volunteers with you along the way. Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot, headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves ( and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.  We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are at your own risk.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.  
Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim.  Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters!  There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas.  Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach.  Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure click here:  SIGN UP

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure click here: SIGN UP

Big Eric’s Bridge State Forest Campground - Mouth of the Huron River

This location provides us with everything we could ask for in a camping experience. We have access to some of the most beautiful scenery anywhere in the world including the mouth of the Huron River as she pours into Lake Superior. Here, we will enjoy canoe/kayaking, boating, and fishing these bountiful waters. As the days come to an end, we’ll come together around the campfire for good food and good conversation.

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

Location is TBD - check back for more information as it becomes available

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.  Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim.  Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters!  There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas.  Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach.  Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves (and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.

We have a solar generator as well as a gas generator to accommodate the need for electrical power if needed. We do not guarantee that power will be available at all times during the excursion.

We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are AT YOUR OWN RISK.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

There is a portable privacy tent with a commode on site for all adventures.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

Beginning Nov 1, 2018 until May 1, 2019, Disabled Veterans will have the opportunity to work out for free at 3 U.P. Anytime Fitness locations.  Disabled vets can enjoy FREE gym time during staffed hours at the West Ishpeming, Munising, and Gwinn Anytime Fitness locations.  

Mon - Th 10am-6pm & Fri 10am-3pm

Questions?  Call Anytime Fitness at (906)485-4502

This is our last scheduled event for the 2018 season.

Rustic camping at Silver Lake Basin north of Ishpeming, MI.  Enjoy a weekend camping on the shores of Silver Lake Basin where you can fish, kayak/canoe, motor boat, and swim.  Fish for Northern Pike, panfish, and bass... there are once-in-a-lifetime fish in these waters!  There is some hiking available and we are able to paddle or motor across the lake to some wonderfully scenic areas.  Enjoy breath-taking sunsets and millions of stars as they twinkle over the beach.  Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves ( and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.  We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are at your own risk.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

Rustic camping along the Yellowdog River near Big Bay, MI.

Enjoy a weekend camping on the banks of the Yellowdog River where you can fish, hike and swim.  The campsite is spacious and the views are jaw-dropping.  You'll be able to observe beautiful waterfalls, fish for brook trout and rainbow trout, and hike along the river.  The hiking terrain is moderately difficult, but we will have volunteers with you along the way.   Nighttime brings campfires and conversation before retiring to your own tent.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page* 

LOGISTICS:  We will provide everything you need for a rustic camping experience including tents, sleeping bag, air mattress or cot,  headlamp/flashlight/lantern, camp kitchen utensils, campfire chair, fishing equipment, canoe/kayak, etc.  Camp will be set up when you arrive so there will be no required work...just relaxation.

We also provide all of the meals: breakfast/lunch/dinner (however participants are encouraged to bring any special snacks/meals that they wish to eat)

We do NOT provide clothing such as rain gear, boots, cold weather gear, etc. so pack accordingly.

Depending on our clients' interests and their physical needs, we can provide volunteers to assist with most tasks associated with an adventure such as this.  Examples include: setting up personal equipment you may bring, assisting with fishing (baiting hook, casting, landing/releasing fish), guided hikes, canoe paddling, etc.  

We have limited capability to assist with travel and/or cargo transport so our clients should plan on being able get themselves ( and any equipment they choose to bring) to and from the event.  Please let us know if you require special travel/cargo accommodations.

Clients who have a care-taker or support person are welcome to include them on the adventure.  There are no costs involved for our participants and/or any caretakers that accompany them.

We encourage you to bring any special needs along with you that you feel would be necessary (medications, crutches or walking sticks, electronic medical devices such as insulin pumps, etc).  Please remember that we will be out in the elements, so plan accordingly if you need to bring such devices.  We also encourage (but do not require) you to bring anything that will make you more comfortable during the adventure, such as a personal pillow, sunscreen, bug spray, etc.

We do not guarantee that any medical staff will be on site so all of our adventures are at your own risk.  At times we may have volunteer(s) with EMT or Nursing backgrounds, but clients should not count on medical staff being available.  We will have basic first aid needs available.

*To apply for this adventure, return to the homepage and click SIGN-UP at the top of the page*