Gull Cottage Rental ~ Johnny's Place

Welcome to Johnny's Place!

Looking for a memorable getaway?

Come to the Gull Cottage at Johnny's Place in Carp Lake, MI!

Here, you'll get the best of everything. Our Charming Gull Cottage situtated on scenic and stunning Paradise Lake in Carp Lake, Northern Michigan - is sure to become your favorite place for the ultimate summer getaway. Gull Cottage is fully equipped for comfortable living - offering complete Kitchen, Microwave & Coffee Maker, in a cozy, intimate setting. Each of our rooms is decorated with comfort in mind. Sink into freshly made beds complete with sheets,pillows and blanket, let your cares float away. We would love to share Johnny's Place Gull cottage with you. Gull Cotage is located just five minutes from Mackinaw City.
A quiet peaceful place on the shores of beautiful Paradise Lake.

For reservations

Please call: 231-537-4420

Rates and Availability

Johnny's Place is open Seasonally

May 15 - September 15

Stay 7 nights and save!

Only $550.00 for a 7 Night Stay

For 4 People

Extra overnight guests - $10 per night additional. Reservations are required and must be accompanied by a $150.00 deposit. Deposit will be non-refundable unless cancellation of reservation is made 30 days or before arrival date.

Gull Cottage ~ Johnny's Place it located 8.1 miles south of the

Ferry Terminal to Mackinac State Historic Parks

Mackinac State Historic Parks is a group of living history museums and nature parks in northern Michigan’s Straits of Mackinac and is an agency within the Michigan Department of History, Arts and Libraries. There are many sites to behold there—which are accredited by the American Association of Museums—They include Fort Mackinac, Mackinac Island State Park, and Historic Downtown on Mackinac Island, and Michilimackinac State Park, Colonial Michilimackinac, Historic Mill Creek, and Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse in Mackinaw City.Combined attendance is 1.2 million people each year. The living history sites are open daily from early May to early Ocotber. The natural history sites are open year round. Please click on the link above to learn more.