Mission Point Resort

4.5

(2564 Reviews)

750 maximum

The partner's word

Mission Point Resort is located on the sunrise side of Mackinac Island, set on 18 acres of manicured gardens and lakefront property overlooking the Straits of Mackinac and Lake Huron. The resort combines rustic architectural elements with natural beauty, featuring a distinctive main lobby with nine-ton trusses converging at 36 feet, resembling a 16-sided tepee. This design element contributes to its unique character among island venues.

The resort offers a diverse range of amenities including a full-service spa, a movie theater, and various recreational activities such as tennis, croquet, bocce ball, and a putting green. These features provide options for guests of all ages and interests. The property’s extensive event space spans over 38,000 square feet, accommodating gatherings from intimate weddings to large corporate events.

Mission Point Resort’s culinary offerings include several on-site dining options. Chianti, the signature Italian restaurant, presents a menu inspired by regional Italian dishes. Round Island Bar and Grill provides a family-friendly sports bar atmosphere with views of the straits. Bistro on The Greens offers tapas-style dishes with outdoor seating overlooking the golf greens and lake. For casual dining, Lakeside Marketplace serves pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and coffee, along with picnic baskets for outdoor enjoyment.

The features

Reception venue

The spaces (1)

Maximum capacities per room configuration

Classroom

Theater

500 pers.

Banquet

U-Shape

Cabaret

Boardroom

Cocktail

750 pers.

The work equipment

Meeting room

Access

Mackinac Island is accessible primarily by ferry from mainland Michigan, with the resort situated on the island’s lakeside facing Lake Huron. The island itself is car-free, promoting a pedestrian and bicycle-friendly environment. The resort’s location offers scenic views and is near notable landmarks such as the Round Island Lighthouse and the island’s historic downtown area.

Travelers typically reach Mackinac Island via ferry services from nearby cities like Mackinaw City or St. Ignace, both accessible by car or bus from regional airports and train stations. Once on the island, guests can reach Mission Point Resort by foot, bicycle, or horse-drawn carriage, the common modes of transportation on the island.