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A survey in what is now Onekama Township was completed in 1839. The area was included in Manistee Township at the time of Manistee County’s organization in 1855, but Onekama Township became a separate entity in 1867, eventually containing approximately 22 square miles with around 6 miles of frontage on Lake Michigan, Onekama Village, Portage Lake Historic Sites, Onekama Historic Sites, pierport Historic Sites, poem about onkama, What's in a name, Listen to the onekama song, The Story of Onekama, Michigan A survey in what is now Onekama Township was completed in 1839. The area was included in Manistee Township at the time of Manistee County’s organization in 1855, but Onekama Township became a separate entity in 1867, eventually containing approximately 22 square miles with around 6 miles of frontage on Lake Michigan. Around this time, the surveyors noted that “little can be said in favor of this township. It is almost entirely composed of high and steep hills, unfit for the purposes of cultivation. They will scarcely answer for sheep farms. The lake in this Township is supplied by springbrooks running out of the hills surrounding it.” Onekama may not have been fit for cultivation or sheep farming in the mid 1830s, but little did they know back then the potential for this "two-lake" town. Onekama Village Maps of Historic Sites the area Click for more information Portage Lake Historic Sites Onekama Village Historic Sites Pierport Historic Sites Did you know? Portage Lake and Lake Michigan were not originally connected... Portage Lake and Lake Michigan weren’t always connected by a channel – it was a man-made accident that made the channel as we know it today. How did it happen? Well, that is a story… Once the small Portage Creek drained into Portage Lake. An enterprising mill owner, Mr. Stronach, placed a dam on this creek to help his lumber mill operation. Future mill owners would periodically raise the water level on the lake and flood the property of early homesteaders along the shores. Since these homesteaders were improving their land, they weren’t very happy when lake levels were raised. Push came to shove and by 1871, a small ditch was dug to prevent the water level from being artificially raised. When the water finally let loose through the ditch, you can imagine what happened. Portage Lake dropped almost 14 ft and the small “ditch” became 500 ft. wide and 12 ft deep. What's in a name? Onekama Michigan is affectionately known as "1," because very often, tourists and newcomers alike pronounce the name of the town as such. Onekama: (/oʊˈnɛkəmə/ oh-nek-ə-mə ) [Click to Enlarge] A Poem About Onekama... Onekama Song & Lyrics Song Lyrics: Onekama, Onekama, the city on two shores, M-22 was made for you, you needn’t ask for more It’s the place for fun and sand and sun and winter snow time runs Onekama is the place to go, Artesian waters flow! Grab your mother, grab your Pa: Head to Onekama! 1. At the start of old M-22 a two-lake town waits for you; It’s also on Lakes Portage and Michigan where you can sun bathe, dive and swim. Fish or sail or climb and hike, rent a ride on a two-wheel bike!Grab some dinner, let’s do lunch; we’re bringing the whole bunch! 2. The Heritage Route to Leelenaw starts right in Onekama Winding north along the dunes to watch the sunset and the moon. Ride your car or drive your bike; There’even lots of trails to hike! Just make sure to taste the wines; they’re not too hard to find. 3. Pierport, Frankfort, Arcadia; Crystal Lake, Benzonia, Sleeping Bear and the Manitou, Glen Haven, Northport, Empire, too! Peshawbestown, Lake Leelenaw, Suttons Bay, O-Omena. They’re all along M-22 just waiting there for you. So grab your mother, and your Pa and start at Onekama! Listen In Appreciation The Portage Lake, Village of Onekama & Pierport albums owe their existence to those who assisted with the Land Information System Historical Series, “Our Onekama Township Heritage,” in 1995 and the Portage Point Centennial Exhibit in 2002. Additional Photographs and information are available at: Onekama Township Hall 5435 Main Street, P. O. Box 458 Onekama, MI 49675 (231) 889-3308 Manistee County Historical Museum 425 River Street Manistee, MI 49660 (231) 723-5531

We are the economic sustainability committee and we are focused on the betterment of the Onekama area, Portage Lake Watershed master Plan, M-22 Corridor Plan, Onekama Community Master Plan, Manistee County Community Recreation Plan, Michigan Ports & Harbors, Onekama Parks & recreation Plan. Onekama Economic Sustainability Committee The committee shall be known as The Onekama Economic Sustainability Committee. PURPOSE: The committee is comprised of volunteers committed to fostering smart sustainable economic development within the Village of Onekama and Township of Onekama. Within this purpose the committee will identify and implement projects that protect community character and build its viability as a coastal community. In doing so the committee will rely upon community master plans, recreation plan, watershed plan and the M-22 economic development plan. The committee will also identify projects of opportunity, develop the scope of the projects and identify and obtain funding sources. The committee will also serve as a resource for other community organizations as they pursue their goals. In pursuing this purpose, the committee also hopes to build a shared view of the direction of the community to maximize effort in building strong economic development. PORTAGE LAKE WATERSHED MASTER PLAN PLWF Final Master Plan May 2008 2017 Portage Lake Watershed Forever Public Survey Results PLWF 2017 Complete Survey Results M-22 CORRIDOR PLANS FINAL M-22 Benzie Manistee Pure Michigan Byway Report Beckett and Raeder M22 Economic Development Corridor Final Report ONEKAMA COMMUNITY MASTER PLAN Onekama Adopted Master Plan 2010 Onekama Community Survey Master Plan 2014 Onekama community Planning Commission 2014 - Survey Ratings of Items by Residency MANISTEE COUNTY COMMUNITY RECREATION PLAN Click to be directed to the 2016 Recreation Plan Manistee County-Wide Recreation Plan MICHIGAN PORTS & HARBORS The Economic and fiscal impacts of Michigan's Ports & Harbors 2017 ONEKAMA PARKS & RECREATION PLAN Onekama Parks and Recreation Jan 2014 - 5 Year Plan

Regional tasting map, regional area around onekama, manistee, Arcadia, Bear lake, Kaleva, Frankfort, Ludington, Interlochen, Cadillac, Traverse City, Old Mission Peninsula, Leelanau Peninsala. Regional Area Information Onekama, Michigan is located in Manistee County, south of Traverse City and north of Ludington on the Western shore of Lake Michigan. Explore the neighboring communities and discover what makes the corner of Northwest Michigan one-of-a-kind! To learn more about live music and events in the surrounding area, click here . Regional Tasting Tour Map Beer, wine, cider, mead and spirits - you can find it all in our region! Follow this tasting map to experience the very best we have to offer. From award-winning organic hard cider, wine made from local fruit and new brewery beers debuting daily. You'll be happy you discovered these gems. Click to Enlarge This map is for information purposes only. For hours, seasonality, menus, availability, cost, etc - please contact the business directly. Back To PLAY-Recreation To learn more about regional areas around Onekama and Manistee County, and directions, click on the tabs below. Manistee Arcadia Bear Lake Kaleva Frankfort Ludington Interlochen Cadillac Traverse City/Old Mission Peninsula Leelanau Peninsula Manstee Manistee Chamber of Commerce: manisteechamber.com Manistee Visitor's Center Events, Things to Do, Lodging & Dining: visitmanisteecounty.com City of Manistee: manisteemi.gov Look for events like: Frostbite Saturday & Chili Cookoff(February) Manistee Forest Festival – Manistee (July) Boos, Brews and Brats – Downtown Manistee (October) Sleighbell Parade Old Christmas Weekend – Downtown Manistee (December) Ladies’ Night – Downtown Manistee (December) Men’s Night – Downtown Manistee (December) Approx. 15 minutes south - take M22 SE to US 31 South Manistee Area Arcadia Arcadia Approx. 12 minutes north on M22 Arcadia Township, Arcadia Daze & Events Restaurants Arcadia Scenic Lookout Bear Lake Bear Lake Approx. 12 minutes North on US 31; Take 8 Mile Road out of Onekama to US 31 North Bear Lake, Bear Lake Days & Events: bearlakepromoters.org Things to Do & Restaurants Kaleva Kaleva Approx. 16 minutes East; Take 8 Mile Road out of Onekama to US 31 North, then turn right/east on 9 Mile Road. Village of Kaleva Kaleva Landmarks [Bottle House, Depot, Art Gallery]: Kaleva Historical Society Frankfort Frankfort Approx. 30 minutes North on M22 Benzie County Visitors Bureau Frankfort-Elberta Chamber Events Betsie Valley Trail Ludington Interlochen Ludington Approx. 50 minutes South; Take M22 SE to US 31 South to US 10 Eastbound Visit Ludington Interlochen Center for the Arts - Concerts Interlochen Approx. 50 minutes Northeast; Take 8 Mile Road out of Onekama to US 31 North Traverse City Cadillac Traverse City/Old Mission Peninsula Approx. 60 minutes Northeast; Take 8 Mile Road out of Onekama to US 31 North Restaurant Guide Ski Guide TC Community Events Concert Events Traverse City Visitor’s Bureau Traverse City Chamber Events TART Trails O ld Mission Peninsula Leelanau Cadillac Approx. one hour 10 minutes East on M55; Take M22 SE to US 31 South to M55 East Cadillac Events Things To Do Leelanau Peninsula Area Approx. one hour to Glen Arbor MI, North on M22 Approx. one and a half hours to Leland (Fishtown) Visit Leelanau BACK TO PLA EVENTS Back To PLAY-Recreation

Glen park, Onekama, MI, Mineral Springs, inpaved trails, footbridges, parking avaialble, ocserve wildlife, identify plants and birds, Historical Park, Michigan State Regiter of Historic parks. Glen Park • Location - West Side of Fourth Avenue above Main Street (M-22), Onekama • Natural resource area • 12 acres+- • None of the facilities/park areas meet accessibility guidelines for those with disabilities • Remnant landscape—including a creek, springs, and wellhouses - recalling a significant part of the area’s historical past; trails to observe flora and fauna • Accessible from paved thoroughfare Glen Park marks the site of the first bona fide resort in Manistee County. The area was developed in the 1880’s because of the mineral springs that existed. Today, the mineral springs still run, with several of them originating under wellhouses that were reconstructed in 1976. The wooded parkland was donated to Onekama Township in 1961, although it had been used by the public for many years. Unpaved trails with wooden footbridges run along and across spring-fed Glen Creek; a stairway connects the Springs and valley with unpaved trails along the wooded ridge in the upper areas of the Park and the parking lot. The Park is used by students of the Onekama School, who also have assisted in its maintenance, to observe wildlife and identify plants. Students in the Onekama Community Corps made repairs in the Park during 2000. The Township is responsible for maintaining this Park, even though it is within Village limits. Glen Park is named for the Springs and Creek that are its central features. It is a natural area that has been set aside for the preservation of significant flora and fauna, and a landscape that recalls a significant part of the Town’s historical past. The Park was listed in the Michigan State Register of Historic Sites in 2012. A Michigan State Historical Marker is at the lower entrance to the Park. Back To Onekama Park Maps

Every summer the PLA brings Concerts in the Park to Onekama. Check out more information about the next coming season. Onekama Days 2025 July 31st - August 1st - 4th BACK TO PLAY Back To PLA Events

Enjoy world-class golf, Challenge yourself at Arcadia Bluffs, Antioch Hills golf Club, Arcadia Bluffs, South Course, Bear Lake Highlands, Cadillac Country Club, Champion Hill,Chestnut Hills Golf Course, Crystal Mountain, Betsie Valley, Mountain Ridge, Dune Golf Club, Grand Traverse Redort, Hemlock Golf Club, Manistee Golf & Country Club, Manistee National, Mistwood Golf Course, Pinecroft Colf Course. Golf We ask that you patronize and support these beautiful golf courses in the Northern Michigan area. Want your business listed on onekama.info? Email us at: information@onekama.info Antioch Hills Golf Club 5441 W M-115 Mesick MI 49668 If you are looking for affordable award winning golf, you will love Antioch Hills Golf Club located in Mesick, Michigan. Known as a gem of northern Michigan golf courses, Antioch Hills Golf Club will impress you with the playable layout and natural beauty. Antioch Hills Golf Club can be found on M115 between Cadillac, Michigan and Traverse City, Michigan. Visit Website Arcadia Bluffs 14710 Northwood Highway Arcadia MI 49613-9716 Arcadia Bluffs is a daily-fee golf club, open to the public seven days a week, from mid-April to mid-November each year, weather permitting. Choose from the classic links layout and spectacular views at the Bluffs Course, or challenge yourself at the South Course. There are no private memberships, and every design aspect of the facility fosters enjoyment for guests of all golfing abilities. In addition to the premier layout, guests can enjoy a full practice range and separate short-game facility. GPS-equipped golf carts are available, or you may take advantage of the caddy program. Visit Website Bear Lake Highlands 11685 Chippewa Highway (US-31) Bear Lake MI 49614 Rolling terrain, water on seven holes, along with a great view of Bear Lake and the surrounding countryside places County Highlands among the most conditioned and scenic courses in Northern Michigan. Visit Website Cadillac Country Club 5510 E M 55 Cadillac MI 49601 This course features big, beautiful trees and small greens that provide a comfortable, yet challenging experience. The club is very highly regarded in golf circles, having hosted the Women’s Michigan Amateur, the Northern Michigan PGA Championship three times, and the Insurance Youth Classic State Finals three times. It has been described in “Michigan Golfer Magazine” as “a cunning classic.” Visit Website Champion Hill Golf Course 501 N Marshall Beulah MI 49617 Champion Hill Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course tucked into the windswept hills of Benzie County’s highlands. It offers scenic, heather-lined fairways, large contoured greens, with distant views of Lake Michigan and the Sleeping Bear Bluffs. Visit Website Chestnut Hills Golf Course 7700 Glovers Lake Road Bear Lake MI 49614 This course was built on typical Northern Michigan terrain that features rolling meadows and maple woodlands. Water hazards come into play on a few holes, and sand bunkers have been incorporated throughout the entire course. Half of the fairways are tree lined, while the other half are wide open. The greens vary in size and undulation, as do the fairways. The signature hole is #6, a 401-yard, par 4, requiring shots past the scenic wetlands in order to reach the green. Visit Website Crystal Lake Golf Club 8493 Fairway Drive Beulah MI 49617-9132 Overlooking beautiful Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake Golf Club is 18 holes of gently rolling hills. Set amid Northern Michigan hardwoods, several holes offer views of the lake. Always in great shape with challenging greens. Wedding and banquet facilities available. Visit Website Crystal Mountain - Betsie Valley & Mountain Ridge 12500 Crystal Mountain Dr Thompsonville MI 49683 Crystal Mountain's Mountain Ridge golf course offers panoramic vistas of our Northern Michigan vacationland. Its fairways wind through stately forests and ascend to high elevations, providing a true Northern Michigan golf experience. Crystal Mountain's Betsie Valley golf course , which recently underwent a $1 million renovation, will challenge the ability of any golfer with its protected greens, tree lined fairways and challenging bunkers. A short drive from the many Traverse City golf courses, both of Crystal Mountain's championship golf courses will beckon your play again and again. Your Northern Michigan golf vacation starts here. Visit Website Dunes Golf Club 6489 W Empire Highway Empire MI 49630 Built and designed by owner Dean Wall, the Club is noted for its rolling bluegrass fairways and smooth greens. Maple and beech trees line many of the fairways here, so accuracy is a key. The par 4’s are shorter but demand pinpoint second shots. Greens are cut daily and fairways mowed at least twice a week. Visit Website Grand Traverse Resort 100 Grand Traverse Village Blvd Box 404 Acme MI 49610 Exceptional golf courses complemented by the natural, Northwoods beauty of Michigan's Lower Peninsula make Grand Traverse Resort and Spa a premier destination for golfers seeking a first-class experience. Thanks to three great designers, Grand Traverse Resort and Spa boasts a colorful palette of courses, each offering varying levels of challenge. Those courses include The Bear, The Wolverine, and Spruce Run. Visit Website Hemlock Golf Club 5105 W Decker Road PO Box 100 Ludington MI 49431 Designed in 2001 by nationally acclaimed architect Raymond Hearn, Hemlock Golf Club is a formidable 18-hole, 7044-yard course sculpted from natural landscape. Hemlock Golf Club is located just a few miles inland from Lake Michigan in scenic Ludington, Michigan, and offers a full-service clubhouse and pro shop, driving range, and practice putting green. Visit Website Manistee Golf & Country Club 500 Cherry Rd Manistee, MI 49660 Welcome to the Manistee Golf and Country Club on the shores of Lake Michigan. Established in 1901, Manistee Golf and Country Club is one of Michigan's oldest courses and offers breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, the local beaches and piers. The classic link-style layout provides and enjoyable round for golfers of all abilities. After your round, join us at Knicker's Pub for a cold beverage and bite to eat. Visit Website Manistee National Golf & Resort 4797 Grant Hwy US 31 South Manistee, MI 49660 The Revenge - The thinking golfer’s favorite among the marshes of Manistee, MI. Accomplished golfers from throughout the state journey to play here as the back tees represent one of the highest course slopes in Michigan. Shorter hitters can relax, however, as there are five sets of tee boxes here, with one set sure to match their skills. The Retreat - Get ready to play fabulous traditional-style golf. The Retreat meanders through forests of tall white pine interspersed with ancient oaks. It is beloved by everyone from high handicappers to scratch golfers. It will test the best and yet be playable for golfers of all abilities. Every hole has a lot of individual character and personality, and recent renovations offer new excitement whenever you turn a corner. Visit Website Mistwood Golf Course 7568 Ole White Drive PO Box 86 Lake Ann MI 49650 Mistwood Golf Course is legendary for fast greens, bentgrass fairways, extraordinary beauty and a great restaurant & bar. Since opening in 1993, Mistwood has established a reputation as one of the finest public golf courses in Northern Michigan. Challenging but fair, our three courses complement each other perfectly to provide the consummate golf experience. Mistwood has consistently been rated 4 stars by Golf Digest readers. It has also become a perennial favorite Pro-Am of the Northern Michigan Chapter of the PGA. Visit Website Pinecroft Golf Course 8260 Henry Road Beulah MI 49617 Pinecroft Golf Course is tucked into a natural setting in the hills of Benzie County. Pinecroft offers golfers stunning vistas that capture the beauty of Crystal Lake and the surrounding countryside adjacent to the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore. From its opening day Pinecroft has been a favorite of northern Michigan golfers. Visit Website BACK TO PLAY FULL BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Family Dance - Daddy/Daughter, Mother /Son Luau Themed Dace at the Onekama Lions Den. Onekama Days 2025 Family Dance Daddy/Daughter & Mother/Son Thursday, July 31st Onekama Lions Den - 7pm - 8:30pm All proceeds benefit the Onekama High School Class f 2027 & 2031. Join us for the Onekama Days Family Dance, featuring special Daddy/Daughter and Mother/Son moments! This LUAU-themed event promises fun for the entire family. Create lasting memories by dressing up in your favorite Luau themed outfits! CANCELLED CLICK TO VIEW LARGER Back to Onekama Days Events Onekama Days Schedule

For a unique experience, visit one of our local bars or grills, Blue Fish, Blue Slipper, Iron Fish Distillery, TJ's Pub. Bars & Grills Want your business listed on onekama.info? Email us at: information@onekama.info Blue Fish 312 River Street Manistee MI 49660 Visit Website Blue Slipper Tavern 8058 Main Street Onekama MI 49675 Facebook Iron Fish Distillery Tasting House 14234 Dzuibanek Road Thompsonville MI 49683 Visit Website TJ's Pub 399 River Street Manistee MI 49660 Visit Website BACK TO DINE FULL BUSINESS DIRECTORY We ask that you patronize and support the businesses and organizations that support the Onekama area and the Portage Lake Association, making this website possible.

Bakery, baked good, coffee, soup, the daily bakehouse. Bakery Want your business listed on onekama.info? Email us at: information@onekama.info Lake & Latte 4850 Main Street Onekama, MI 49675 Facebook The Daily Bake House 76 Division Street Manistee MI 49660 Facebook BACK TO DINE FULL BUSINESS DIRECTORY We ask that you patronize and support the businesses and organizations that support the Onekama area and the Portage Lake Association, making this website possible.

Check out an interactive historic sites map for Pierport Michigan, Herkelrath Farm, Old Faceful, Perry Residence, Schaefer Dwelling, Former Pierport school, Ellis-Bunker house, Schafer Farm, Mallison Farm, Bertelson Cemetary. Pierport Interactive Parks/Historic Sites Map THIS MAP IS ONLY AVAILABLE ON THE DESKTOP VERSION AND CANNOT BE VIEWED ON MOBILE DEVICES. Click the corresponding numbers below to view the historic information. Back To PLAY 1. Herkelrath Farm, 11300 Herkelrath Road 2. Pierport, surrounding Thirteen Mile, Lakeview and Burtker Roads 3. Old Faceful, southwest corner of Thirteen Mile and Lakeview Roads 4. Perry Residence, 3015 Thirteen Mile Road 5. Schaefer Dwelling, southwest corner of Thirteen Mile and Burtker Roads 6. Former Pierport School, southwest corner of Thirteen Mile and Burtker Roads 7. Ellis - Burtker House, 12547 Burtker Road 8. Schafer Farm, 3184 Thirteen Mile Road 9. Mallison Farm, 4735 Thirteen Mile Road 10. Bertelson Cemetery, north of 11409 Edman Road on the east side Portage Lake Onekama Village Back to History NEWSLETTER SIGN UP By signing up for our mailing list, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions.

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