Tucked away at the end of a few two-tracks, this off-grid cabin in Free Soil delivers the kind of seclusion hunters dream about. With two bedrooms, one bath, and space to sleep twelve, it's perfectly set up for big weekends for anyone who wants to experience Michigan's north woods the way they were meant to be experienced—quiet, rugged, and full of game. The five wooded acres around the cabin are alive with possibility. Natural ridgelines, thick understory, and a blend of open and covered ground make for excellent stand sites, food plot potential, and reliable travel corridors for deer, turkey, and small game. In the fall, mornings start with tracks at the treeline and end with a fire under a sky that feels bigger and darker than anything you'll find in town. In the spring, you'll hear gobbles echo through the woods before the sun crests the horizon. And year-round, the cabin stands ready as a basecamp; simple, sturdy, and designed for hunters first. You may be off-grid but you're not cut off from convenience. Manistee and Ludington are both within an easy drive when you need supplies, a meal out, or access to Lake Michigan's dunes, beaches, and state parks. And when the hunt is over and you're ready for a different kind of excitement, Little River Casino Resort is only about twenty minutes away, offering gaming, dining, and entertainment. This isn't just a cabin; it's a headquarters for the hunt, a place where stories are made, and a retreat that puts you deep into the Michigan wilderness while keeping the best parts of the lakeshore within reach.
