Turtle Lake Resort - The Midwests Premier Nudist Resort

There is a general concern and some questions among our membership about actions that Turtle Lake Resort has taken regarding compliance with the CDC recommendations and the State of Michigan Directives regarding the Coronavirus pandemic. The Governor of Michigan has issued a “Stay At Home” executive order. Turtle Lake Resort is doing everything we can to abide by this mandate. We are requesting that all Resort Members stay at home to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus. Potential enforcement steps of the Governor's order by county and state law enforcement could conceivably lead to fines and ultimately to the loss of our license to operate. The “Stay at Home” order is to be strictly followed as it is the absolute best way of preventing the spread of the Coronavirus. We realize that the actions we are taking are a major inconvenience. However, we all have to work together and make sacrifices if we are to help stop this pandemic and to ensure that the future of Turtle Lake Resort is secure. We are evaluating the situation daily and as soon as we can make changes, we will pass this information on to you. We understand that our “snowbird” members have to return because their leases are expiring in the warm areas where they spend their winters. We are requesting that all site lessees self-quarantine on their sites for 14 days. We also expect that all persons will comply with the guidelines issued by the CDC regarding social distancing and group sizes. We sincerely appreciate everyone working with us in these trying times.

MAY 22 UPDATE

The Michigan “Stay at Home” order has been extended through June 12. All June Calendar events have been canceled. Site lessees are allowed to visit their sites but are required to follow social distancing guidelines

The only sources of accurate and current information concerning the current state of affairs at Turtle Lake Resort during the Coronavirus issue is the homepage of our website (this location), our official Facebook page, the eTurtle Newsletter, or the Resort Office.