Beachwalk Vacation Rentals - Vacation home rental agency in Michigan City - 202 Beachwalk Ln, USA

You teleport from looking at a power plant cooling tower in Indiana one minute onto a colorful beach resort hidden in trees where almost everyone is on vacation, the houses are colorful, and you can walk everywhere. Great repeat vacation spot.

Stayed in a lovely beach house recently called the Reunion house. Very clean and spacious. The neighborhood has a pool, parks, plenty of places to walk around, a parking lot for extra parking, and easy access to Lake Michigan. Great spot for socializing and relaxing. Beautiful scenic views. Close to the dunes. Beautiful houses. The beds were comfortable. Lots of spots to take pictures. I would absolutely recommend coming here in early May. The weather was perfect.

The location was a great place for our family trip last year. There were many activities and areas for everyone to relax and enjoy themselves. I did not have much interaction with the staff as there wasn't much of a need to, but my overall impression was positive. There were some misunderstandings about the use of the pool for small children, but the staff quickly resolved the issue. This was very appreciated. I did not get any of the food on site as it was a little on the pricey side. However, my kids did try out the local ice cream shop and seemed to be pretty happy with it.

My family & I stayed at the Kastaway beach cottage in Michigan City Indiana for a wedding weekend. The pictures shown on the website were exactly what the cottage looked like. There were enough towels & it was absolutely clean. Our Keurig wasn’t working & it was replaced immediately. Their staff is extremely courteous & professional. Highly recommended!

The general area is quite nice - there's a pool, volleyball area, lake to go canoeing or paddle boarding, an ice cream shop... and it's a short 5-10 minute walk to the actual beach. My main problem with Beachwalk is that some of the houses are... well, sub par considering the price you're paying. I've stayed here a few times with friends, usually 5 couples for around 10 guests. We last stayed at Poseidon. I know overall we paid just under $10K - for a week-long stay, that's about $1000 per person or about $142 per night. If you think cost-wise, a hotel for that money would be a pretty nice experience. In our case, the house needs quite a bit of work - many small details that I wouldn't mind if we were paying less than $100 per person per night, but that's not the case here. The showerhead in the smaller guest area - c'mon, it's quite garbage. You can buy a quite decent Delta showerhead for exactly $12 at Home Depot these days with 3 modes. The bathtub wasn't even properly caulked, not that it's my issue (the owners will eventually regret this with water damage seeping into the walls) but c'mon, it looks tacky. So does the hole under the guest kitchen cabinets, or the entirely rusted HVAC vent, or the spackled residue in one of the curtains that they didn't even bother painting over, or the giant cutout hole in the wall where the laundry is that nobody thought of fixing. Moving onto the main house, I'll just point some of the insane things I found: a whisk that was literally rusted with no handle, an absolutely trash drip coffee maker with stains that look from years ago and non-reusable filters that didn't really filter properly so you ended up with an overflowing brewing that let all the grounds into the coffee pot (seriously, buy a new one for $20 on Amazon). Nevermind the fact that the kitchen sink faucet is actually broken in several parts (an $80 purchase on Home Depot that one can install in one hour). The wifi was not great either, especially since they didn't seem to have a repeater in the guest house, so good luck streaming anything from your iPad if you're not in the main house. I'm not saying the house is terrible, but these things are ridiculous and detract from feeling like you're on vacation. Keep in mind I would never complain about these things if the place were cheaper, but considering the small fortune of nearly $10 we paid overall for a week, considering the fact that they made that much money just with us and surely they'd have more people staying after us, these issues become unacceptable, laughable, and unbelievable. For less than $300 many of these things can be fixed, and you don't even need to pay a contractor. I can't say that I'd stay at Beachwalk again, it honestly seems more like a money vacuum that barely takes care of some of the properties. The amenities of the general location are not enough to balance the annoyances of staying at a house that obviously needs work.

Nice v nice ! We liked too much this place, this place new to me but so colorful & enjoyable but only concern about washroom ! Plz do more upgrade the washrrom or bathroom area coz so many people went there , kids too so plz keep clean needed 😊😊

Awesome beach community with pool, volleyball, basketball, boating, bocci ball, and much more. Great place for a family vacation.

This place was fantastic! We stayed in Poseidon/Trident. We were able to sleep 17 adults and 6 children with room to spare! The entire living space was excellent. It has a big living room on the main level next to a large dining room. The kitchen had everything we needed. The two dishwashers were a HUGE win! We booked our property a year in advance as they said they fill up quickly... In fact, this year when we started there, it was already booked for the same time next year! It's a super easy way (or golf cart ride) to the beach. All of the pictures are from the beach, rather than the resort itself. Pricing is great if you're sharing costs, but it can be pretty pricey, especially in-season otherwise. Highly recommend.