East Bay Township
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Welcome to the East Side!
The Beach District, just outside of Traverse City, Michigan is a thriving sector boasting beautiful parks and lakefront beach access, vibrant hotels & restaurants, bustling retail & service locations and multiple recreational opportunities. Hike or bike the TART trail extending east into Acme, or west into Traverse City. Grab some sandwiches from the Bayside Market for a beach day, then dine on locally smoked bites at Smoke & Porter. If you’re planning a trip from out of town there are an incredible array of hotel options featuring gorgeous beaches and comfortable accommodations. Add thrills to your stay with jet ski or boat rentals, or fly high on a parasailing adventure! Explore East Bay Beach District, where the sun meets the shore.
Harbor Brook Hall
Our premier wedding and event venue is located on a 175’ private sugar sand beach, surrounded by dozens of lodging options, and just 5-miles from Downtown Traverse City.
Don Orr Ski N' Beach Haus
At Don Orr Ski n’ Beach Haus, we love both summer and winter in Northern Michigan just as much as you do. That is why we carry a great selection of everything you need to get out and enjoy all that Northern Michigan has to offer for every season. Stop by and visit us today!
Red Mesa Grill
Mexican, Caribbean, South American, Central American; all of the flavors of Latin America are celebrated at Red Mesa Grill. We offer traditional dishes and exotic specialties prepared with the freshest ingredients using our unique and flavorful recipes. A tour of the labels in our hot sauce collection is sure to leave you grinning, maybe even blushing. Add an international mix of salsa, samba, nuevo latino, blues and funk and you have an upbeat, casual backdrop for your meal. The Traverse City location boasts an indoor fireplace.
Scott Tilford - State Farm Insurance Agent
Hi! I’m Scott Tilford your local State Farm Insurance Agent proudly serving Traverse City, MI and its surrounding communities since March 2001.