Cozy cabin by the lake in Lexington, Michigan

10/16/2024

ALL YOU CAN EAT IS BACK🎉🎉🎉

SEE YOU SOON!!🐠🐠🐠

08/30/2024

08/28/2024

08/18/2024

Next weekend just opened up Aug 20-24 is available.
Book your last minute vacation before it’s gone 🔥

It’s currently the only dates available at this time.

08/11/2024

UPDATE: BOOKED

We had a last minute cancellation.

Today Aug 11-14 discounted rate of $99 per night.

The weather is perfect for beach during the day and relaxing bonfire 🔥 at night.

08/11/2024

This tiny beach is so secret, even locals don't know it! https://familydestinationsguide.com/tiny-hidden-beach-michigan/

07/27/2024

Let's go to a drive-in theater! It's like the 1950s! https://familydestinationsguide.com/drive-theater-michigan/

07/10/2024

OPEN HOUSE! SUNDAY JULY 7TH: 12 PM - 2 PM

Located on 1.06 Acres come and see 5674 Galbraith Line Rd!

This move-in ready home features:
- 4 beds
- 2.5 baths
- Open-concept living, kitchen, and dining
- Spacious 1230 sqft. of finished basement
- Above Ground Pool & Fire-pit!

$264,900.00

ThumbCoast Realty Group, LLC.
powered by Epique Realty
7266 Mortimer Line Rd.
Lexington, MI 48450

Call our team or Mike Rickerman - Thumb Coast Realty Group, LLC at 810-712-1568 for more details!

06/11/2024

NEW SHOWS ADDED! CHECK IT OUT! 🎤🎼🎸

🎟🎟🎟 www.tix.com/ticket-sales/lexingtonvillagetheatre/6558

The Lexington Village Theatre is located at 7318 Huron Ave. Lexington, MI 48450. For tickets, call (810) 359-5108 or visit www.lexingtonvillagetheatre.com

06/07/2024

01/31/2024

Winter Festivals This Weekend ❄ Click the links to see a full list of activities!
Feb. 2-3 → Chilly Fest, Port Huron, chillyfest.org
Feb. 3-4 → Lexington Winterfest, villageoflexington.com/events

01/22/2024

Michigan's Scenic Waterfall Loop Will Take You To 6 Different Waterfalls > https://familydestinationsguide.com/6-different-waterfalls-michigan/

01/11/2024

Curious about what things to do in the Thumb Of Michigan? We found it has alot to offer? Look no further, as we have the guide to Michigan's Thumb. Events, fairs, music and fun in the sun.

10/03/2023

This large second empire home stands surrounded by farmland in Michigan’s Thumb. The massive, ornate home was built in 1876 by John G. Bruce. He owned the Bruce and Webster General Merchants with his brother-in-law. Burnside Township was originally Allison Township, but the name was changed in 1866 to honor Ambrose E. Burnside, a union general in the Civil War. John G. Bruce was the postmaster for 16 years in Burnside. Most of the town was destroyed by a fire in 1881, but the mansion and general store were spared from the flames. In 1894 Bruce lost the general store to a fire, and rebuilt it with a brick building.

Bruce eventually sold the home to Cynthia Smith who died in the house from a fever in 1921. Cynthia’s son sold the house, and it changed owners a few times. It was eventually purchased by John Walker in 1926. Rumor has it, he was driving his automobile when he hit a pedestrian. Terrified at what he had done, he took the body back to the mansion and buried it somewhere on the estate. Some say the ghost of the victim, others say guilt, caused Walker to lose his fortune and he hanged himself in the mansion’s tower. It is said to be haunted; I am not sure about that, but it is a beautiful old house. It’s kind of spooky with the ghostly light green paint, and it seems like an odd location for such an ornate mansion that I would expect to be in a large city and not standing among the farm fields.

If you love exploring Michigan or reading about its strange and historic places, I hope you will take a look at Lost In Michigan books available on Amazon HERE https://amzn.to/415b9Dn

09/23/2023