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Drummond Island is one of Michigan’s best-kept secrets — a remote retreat shaped by water, forests, and winding trails. Whether you’re off-roading through state forests, paddling calm coves, or simply stargazing from a dock, this is a place where nature guides you and the pace slows.

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Barbeaux Fisheries is the newest member to join the Drummond Island Tourism Association. Located just off the water in De Tour Village, Barbeaux Fisheries specializes in fresh smoked fish, the kind of local product that's tied directly to these waters rather than trucked in from somewhere else. Here's how to reach them. Barbeaux Fisheries 845 M-134, De Tour Village, MI 49725 (906) 440-5388 De Tour Village sits right at the gateway to the island, so a stop for smoked fish fits naturally into a trip whether you're heading out or heading home. Barbeaux Fisheries
Drummond Island Bear Guide Service is the newest member to join the Drummond Island Tourism Association. With over 300 successful guided bear hunts under their belt, this is a name that carries real weight for anyone planning a hunt on the island, backed by the kind of track record that only comes from years of knowing the terrain and the animals on it. Here's how to reach them. Drummond Island Bear Guide Service 26669 E Channel Rd, Drummond Island, MI 49726 906-440-6839 If your name gets pulled in the draw, having a guide with this kind of track record lined up ahead of time makes all the difference.
Drummond Island Tourism Association is glad to welcome From Huron Out as our newest member. From Huron Out is a pop-up gift shop and boutique on the island, the kind of stop that's easy to miss if you're not looking for it and worth building into your afternoon if you are. Here's how to find them. From Huron Out 29507 E Channel Rd, Drummond Island, MI 49726 906-440-1028 Pop-up shops like this one give visitors a reason to slow down and wander a little instead of sticking to the usual stops, and that's exactly the kind of local color that makes a trip here memorable. From Huron Out @fromhuronoutboutique
Drummond Island Tourism Association is glad to welcome Straits Heating and Cooling as our newest member. Straits Heating and Cooling serves the area with heating and cooling services, an especially useful call to have on hand whether you're a year-round resident dealing with the swing between a Michigan winter and summer, or a seasonal property owner getting a place ready before you arrive. Here's how to reach them. Straits Heating and Cooling 393 North State Street, Saint Ignace, MI 49781 800-684-2949 If you've ever had a furnace quit on you in February or an AC unit struggle through a July heat wave, having a reliable local name on this list makes a difference. @straitsheatingandcooling
The DITA office will not be staffed today, but the lobby is open if you need maps, brochures, or visitor information. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend from the entire DITA team. Enjoy the island.
Today's the quieter start — the Farmers and Artisans Market kicks things off at the Visitors Center lot, then energy picks up after dark at Yacht Haven's Big Dock, where the Fire and Rescue crew hosts their Wet 'N Wild Fundraiser — new Firefighter Olympics, dueling pianos, dinner, and drinks, all raising money for a bigger emergency water supply. Saturday is the big one, marking the country's 250th with a noon parade from H&H Resort to the ballfield, a book sale earlier at the school, and an afternoon of classic small-town games — egg toss, pie eating, bucket brigade — plus concessions and a quilt raffle. Music, the National Anthem, and fireworks close things out after dark. Chairs recommended, everyone welcome.
visitdrummondisland.com/webcams This week's live webcam views are brought to you by some great local supporters. Tune in anytime to see Drummond Island in real time. Ferry Dock Webcam — sponsored by Drummond Island Realty Over 4,500 cargo carriers pass through the St. Mary's River each year, making it one of the busiest international waterways in the world. The dock cam puts that right on your screen. Potagannissing Bay Webcam — sponsored by Drummond Island Hotel & Vacation Homes Bass, pike, salmon, trout, perch, walleye, and more islands than you can count. The bay cam is a good reminder of why people keep coming back out here. Whitney Bay Webcam — sponsored by Northern Properties Eagles, herons, waterfowl, and some of the quietest water on the island's southern shore. The Whitney Bay cam is worth checking at sunrise and sunset. Weekly sponsorships are available and they fill fast. If your business wants to be featured, reach out to Christina Kolo at 906-493-5245.
The Drummond Island Tourism Association is raffling off a 2026 Polaris General, and tickets are available right now across the island. This is not a gift card or a weekend getaway — it's a machine built for exactly the kind of terrain Drummond is known for. One ticket is all it takes. The drawing happens November 14th at the Township Hall, and between now and then, tickets can be picked up at locations throughout the island. If you've been thinking about it, don't leave it for later. These things have a way of selling out before people expect. Get your tickets, hold onto them, and mark November 14th on the calendar.
If you've ever wanted your business in front of people actively looking at Drummond Island, the webcam sponsorships are worth a look. DITA runs live cameras at the Ferry Dock, Potagannissing Bay, and Whitney Bay — and each one pulls in viewers from people planning trips, checking conditions, or just keeping an eye on home from somewhere else. A weekly sponsorship puts your business name right there on the screen. Spots fill up fast and the process is simple — reach out to Christina Kolo at 906-493-5245 to get the details. In the meantime, check out the live views at visitdrummondisland.com/webcams and see what your business would be attached to.
This is how Drummond Island does the Fourth. The parade steps off at noon from the old H&H General Store on Water Street and winds its way to the school ballfield — this year marching in honor of America's 250th. From there, the ballfield takes over for the afternoon with games, races, Lions Club food, and the Homemakers' strawberry shortcake, which is reason enough to show up. When dusk hits, the fireworks go up, and it's free to attend. If you want to help keep that tradition going, donations are being accepted at Sunes Hardware, Sunes Grocery, EZ Mart, Yacht Haven, Fort Drummond Marine, The Country Store, DI Outfitters, and DITA. The whole day runs on volunteers and community support — and it shows every year. See you out there Saturday.
The Drummond Island Fire & Rescue is putting on one of the better summer nights the island has seen in a while. On Friday, July 3rd, the Yacht Haven Big Dock opens at 5 PM for the Wet 'N Wild Fundraiser — dinner, a full bar, raffles, and live dueling pianos running from 7 to 10. New this year, the Firefighter Olympics kick off at 6 PM, which is worth showing up early for. Admission is $15 for adults, $5 for kids 12 and under, and free for the little ones 7 and under. Dinner tickets are an additional $15. Cash only. Every dollar raised goes toward expanding the island's emergency water supply — a cause that matters to everyone out here. It's a holiday weekend, it's on the water, and it's for a good reason.
The 2026 Drake DePaul 5K — the second annual — was another strong reflection of the community that continues to grow around this event. Thank you to everyone who helped make the day a success. From the DePaul family and event organizers to the volunteers, sponsors, and every participant who took part, your support is what continues to give this event its meaning year after year. The effort that goes into race day, both seen and behind the scenes, is a true community collaboration. What makes this event especially meaningful is the purpose behind it. While it brings together runners and walkers of all ages, its impact extends beyond race day through the scholarship fund that supports local students as they continue their education. This year’s scholarship recipients — Drew Moser, Rayne Miller, Easton Goble, Adison Dorman, and Teague Norris — represent the future this event is helping to invest in. Congratulations to each of them as they continue their academic journeys. A special thank you to those who traveled in from surrounding areas as well as those from right here on Drummond Island. Your participation helps keep Drake’s legacy reaching beyond our community while still staying deeply rooted in it. We also want to recognize the Drummond Island Lions Club for providing food and refreshments after the race. Their continued support helps create a welcoming space for participants, families, and supporters to gather and connect after the event. Most importantly, thank you to everyone who ran, walked, volunteered, donated, or supported in any way. The strength of this event comes from the people who show up for it, and this year was no exception. #epic

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