Log Cabin Day is a Michigan-legislated holiday celebrated annually on the last Sunday in June to honor the state’s pioneer heritage.
In Ontonagon County, this day is marked by a special event at the Old Victoria Restoration site near Rockland, Michigan.
While the exact date for 2025 has not been officially announced, it is anticipated to occur on Sunday, June 29, 2025, following the traditional scheduling pattern.
Event Highlights:
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Historical Tours: Visitors can explore the restored log cabins of Old Victoria, gaining insight into the lives of copper miners and their families from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Homemade Refreshments: Attendees often enjoy homemade cinnamon rolls baked in woodstoves, along with other traditional treats and beverages.
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Children’s Activities: Old-fashioned games and activities are available for children, providing a glimpse into past recreational activities.
Location:
The Old Victoria Restoration site is located at 25401 Victoria Dam Rd, Rockland, MI.