Special Events

Horse Camping at Whiskey Creek

You bring your horses at your own risk. You should be responsible enough to have your horse in good health and properly vetted, for the safety of all other riders. You must have insurance to cover any accidents with your horse - this means, "liability coverage". Whiskey Creek has a multi-use trail system. Horses must yield to all traffic. Please register in the Lodge, at front desk before going to the horse camping area. Non-member fees, as of May 1, 2004 are $28.00 for up to 4 persons per night, $5.00 for each additional person per night. No riding through the campgrounds, except in horse camping area. No swimming of horses in the lakes - do to bank erosion. Horse's are allowed in the parking lot - away from the Lodge building. Please stay off the grass areas, and remember it is a parking lot for automobiles and R.V.'s. Clean-up after your horse. Put in horse manure pile, ask where it is in the Lodge. You have full use of the facilities and activities, while you are visiting Whiskey Creek. Please do not leave your horse unattended while in the Lodge, or elsewhere on the property. We have many children on the Resort, and many have no fear of horses. Portable corals and string picketing is acceptable.

Please contact us for more information and reservations.

Other Events at Whiskey Creek

Whiskey Creek is proud to host annual events for Mountain Biking by the Michigan Mountain Biking Association, Offroad Motorcycles by the Cycle Conservation Club and Jeep Tours. Please feel free to visit the web sites of the Cycle Conservation Club or the Michigan Mountain Biking Association for more about these fine organizations.

This year the MMBA will host the Whiskey Creek Stage Race on 6/11/2005 & 6/12/2005. The series will include a time trial, dirt crit, and cross country racing. Only Sunday's race counts in the series. Other non-competitive events are planned for the festival weekend. Expect this event to draw a large gathering of mountain bike folks.

The 14th annual Rites of Spring and Annual CCC Meeting will be on May 7 & 8, 2005. Several routes are planned including Kids' loop, novice ride, Big O and Little O, the biggest Dual Sport Route ever with over 326 total miles, and rider education. All riders under the age of 16, must present a SAFETY TRAINING CERTIFICATE to be entered in this event.

If you have an annual event you would like to have at Whiskey Creek please contact us for more information.