
Charlevoix & Petoskey
Petoskey
A walkable bay town for stone hunting, shopping the Gaslight District and riding the Little Traverse Wheelway, with historic Bay View next door.
Arts · Market · Petoskey
A one-day July art fair with about 120 booths in Pennsylvania Park in downtown Petoskey, now past its 40th year.
Art in the Park fills Pennsylvania Park, in the middle of downtown Petoskey, for one Saturday each July. 2027 is its 41st year.
Because it is right downtown, it is easy to combine with lunch and a walk down to Bayfront Park. Check the chamber’s page for hours.
Artists from across the country set up about 120 booths in Pennsylvania Park, rain or shine. The Petoskey Regional Chamber of Commerce runs the show.
Where Petoskey Art in the Park happens
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Charlevoix & Petoskey
A walkable bay town for stone hunting, shopping the Gaslight District and riding the Little Traverse Wheelway, with historic Bay View next door.
Straight-line distances, not driving distances.
Attraction
Petoskey's arts center in a restored 1890 church on Mitchell Street, with free galleries, a 220-seat theater and classes year-round.
Under a mile away (straight line)
Trail
A paved, non-motorized trail along Little Traverse Bay linking Charlevoix, Petoskey and Harbor Springs, much of it with open views of the water.
Under a mile away (straight line)
Museum
Petoskey's history museum in the 1892 railroad depot on the waterfront, with a Hemingway collection and exhibits on Native American history and lumbering.
Under a mile away (straight line)
Inn · Mid-range
On Woodland Avenue in Bay View, on Little Traverse Bay
A Victorian country inn from the 1880s in the Bay View Association, run for more than 60 years by Stafford Smith and his family before new owners took over.
Resort
In Boyne Falls, south of Petoskey
A year-round ski and golf resort in Boyne Falls with downhill and Nordic skiing, two golf courses, an indoor waterpark and a spa.
Hotel · Budget
On US-131 on the south side of Petoskey
A hilltop chain hotel on Petoskey's south side with 82 rooms and suites, some with views toward Little Traverse Bay.
Resort · Upscale
On Little Traverse Bay in Bay Harbor, west of Petoskey
A lakeshore inn in the Bay Harbor community outside Petoskey, with views of Little Traverse Bay, a spa and a seasonal afternoon tea.
Hotel · Mid-range
On Lewis Street in downtown Petoskey, overlooking Little Traverse Bay
Downtown Petoskey's only hotel, opened in 1899 and the one survivor of the 21 hotels Petoskey had in 1900.
Inn
On Glendale Avenue in Bay View, near Petoskey
A historic hotel in the Bay View Association that opened on June 1, 1911, and still houses the 1911 Restaurant.
Resort
Near Harbor Springs, north of Petoskey
A Boyne-owned ski and golf resort near Harbor Springs, known as Boyne Highlands until 2022, with several golf courses and downhill skiing.
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