Six Lakes Michigan
We have a lake-house on first lake and own property on second lake.
First second and third lake are no wake lakes.
It’s my happy place in my life 😍
Fishing, kayaking, canoeing, wildlife, campgrounds so many things todo.
Six Lakes is located in Northern Montcalm County, Belvidere Township at the Intersection of M46 and M66. The village is named after the six lakes in the immediate area; First Lake, Second Lake, Third Lake, Fourth Lake, Fifth Lake and Sixth Lake. The out flow of these Michigan lakes form the beginning of the Flat River. Flat River is a short Michigan river which flows in the Grand River.
The top three things I like about Six Lakes are: the large summer flea market located on M66, the beautiful lakefront Belvedere Municipal Campground, and the great burgers at the Flat River Saloon.
The mystery to me regarding Six Lakes is why is it called Six Lakes when there are really seven lakes. If they had included Little Bass Lake, the village would have been named �Seven Lakes�.
Well, whatever the name, be sure to stop at see all 7 lakes on your tour of Michigan lakes.
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Since you're curious about Six Lakes, Michigan, let me tell you more about this charming spot! Nestled in Northern Montcalm County, right in Belvidere Township at the crossroads of M46 and M66, it’s super easy to find. For me, it's not just a location; it's where I escape the hustle and bustle. Driving in, you'll immediately feel that peaceful, small-town vibe, surrounded by lush green trees and the promise of serene lake views. It’s an ideal getaway for anyone looking for that quiet slice of Michigan magic. This community truly embodies a sense of 'new beginnings' with its welcoming atmosphere and focus on enjoying the simple, beautiful things in life. Speaking of lakes, the article mentions six, but did you know there's a local secret of a seventh, Little Bass Lake? Whatever the number, each lake offers its own charm. I especially love the first, second, and third lakes for their 'no-wake' status – perfect for a truly calm kayaking or canoeing experience. Imagine gliding across the calm blue waters, surrounded by blue forget-me-not flowers blooming along the shore, with a graceful white swan silently passing by. It's truly a peaceful environment. Fishing here is fantastic too; I've caught some great bass and pike. And if you're into wildlife, keep your eyes peeled for deer, various birds, and sometimes even playful otters near the rustic wooden docks. The Belvedere Municipal Campground is a gem if you're looking to stay awhile and really immerse yourself in the natural beauty under a clear blue sky. Beyond the water, Six Lakes has some delightful local spots. You absolutely have to try the burgers at the Flat River Saloon – they're legendary! It’s a classic bar & grill experience, perfect for winding down after a day on the lake. And if you’re visiting in the summer, don't miss the bustling flea market located right on M66. I’ve found some unique treasures there, from vintage decor to local crafts. It’s a vibrant community hub where you can really get a feel for the local culture. It’s not just about the lakes; it’s about the friendly faces and the simple pleasures that make this area so special. Now, some might wonder if these are like Lake Michigan's deep blue waters. While our lakes are smaller, inland bodies, their rippling blue water offers a different, more intimate kind of beauty. They flow into the Flat River, which eventually joins the Grand River, creating a unique ecosystem. Whether you’re looking for a quiet fishing trip, a family camping adventure, or just a scenic drive through beautiful Michigan countryside, Six Lakes provides that perfect blend of relaxation and outdoor fun.
