Experience the many different activities and amenities our clubhouse has to offer! It includes an indoor pool and hot tub, exercise room, activity room and game space, meeting room, patio and common space. The clubhouse has a lounge area with a large screen TV, several tables with seating for 4-6, and a fireplace. WI-FI capability is available throughout the facility. The swimming pool (with an observation area) is open for lap swimming at 8AM M-F and closes at 9:30PM.

The exercise room opens at 8AM daily and includes weights, treadmills, airdyne bike, two universal strength machines, a stairstep and several other workout machines. Also located in the clubhouse is a game room (pool and foosball), and an activities hall for meetings, basketball, and volleyball. Near the activities hall is a full service kitchen. There are two other rooms which are used as meeting rooms for cards and general groups.

On the grounds of the clubhouse are a tennis court, shuffle board, swing set and two decks with barbecues. Several trails lead from the grounds into the green spaces surrounding it.

The association’s clubhouse is located at 6424 Kauffman Road and can be contacted at 989-595-2411. The clubhouse is open weekdays from 8AM – 10PM, and weekends from 10AM – 10PM. It is closed on Christmas Eve Day, Christmas, New Years Eve Day, and Easter. Click here for a complete list of PIHA Facility Rules

The campground operates from April 1 – December 1 each year. The facility is available for members to use for a nominal fee. Reservations are suggested, especially on holidays and the first 2 weeks in August, which are the busiest times. The campground includes 60 sites, 28 of which are seasonal (there is currently a waiting list), and all with water and electricity.

There is a central building with restrooms and showers. Next to the building is a playground which includes volleyball and horseshoes. The campground provides a wonderful place for members to use before they complete the construction of their own home. During the summer months, May – September 20th, there is a site manager and there is propane gas exchange (20 and 30 lbs) available. For a complete list of Campground facility rates click here. For a map of the campground, click here.

Across the street from the North Bay Beach House, and adjacent from the state marina is the Presque Isle Harbor Beach. Often used for walking, we often see hardy summer residents splashing and swimming there.

Crystal Point is a gem of the area. Comprising the whole southern point at the entrance to Presque Isle Harbor it includes a small pond within its green space. There are hiking trails which at times follow the sea wall of rocks piled up by earlier storms, and at times traverse both softwood and hardwood forests. These trails give access to many views of Lake Huron and take the walker close to the location of the wreck of the Albany and Albany point. Outside of the PIHA ClubhouseLocated at Crystal Point is a boat launch for small boats (although when lake levels are low, a much better ramp is located at the marina. In addition the association rents two mooring balls for vessels up to 45 feet which are accessible from the launch ramp. Many residents and friends watch the 4th of July fireworks from the beach near the launch ramp. There is a locked gate which limits vehicle access. Owners may purchase a key at the clubhouse.

Located on the shores of Lake Huron in Northeastern Michigan, Presque Isle offers the only natural harbor on Lake Huron as well as two protected anchorages and a new Waterways marina. Wildlife abounds in Presque Isle, including deer, bear, fox, coyote, bald eagle, loon, raccoon, and a host of other small forest wildlife. Many rare and endangered plant species live among the normal plant life common to limestone bedrock. Fossils lay scattered over the Lake Huron shoreline. And the night sky is a striking sight that is seldom seen anywhere else in Michigan.