Drummond Island is called the "Gem of Lake Huron" and is the gateway for cruising the North channel and Canadian waters.

Drummond Island is 136 square miles, the largest US island in the Great Lakes.

It has over 150 miles of shoreline and over 40 inland lakes

Over 75% of Drummond island is covered with forests.

The State of Michigan owns over 50% of the island meaning a lot of land available for adventure and exploring.

This natural wilderness is surrounded by more than 50 outlying islands and clear blue waters.

The year round population is approximately 800-1000.

The island is served by a modern, 24 hour ferry system that runs Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.