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Visit our beautiful campus!

Whether you're a potential student or a member of the community looking for fun things to do, a visit to Â鶹´«Ã½'s Petoskey campus should be on your list. We have something for everyone.

YMCA kids on campus

A group of YMCA summer campers visited campus and ran into our Timberwolf mascot as well as Â鶹´«Ã½ President Dr. David Roland Finley.

  • The Harris Gardens, located in the center courtyard of the College, showcase the work of 26 internationally-renowned sculptors, in a beautifully landscaped setting.
  • The Natural Area is 195 acres of relatively wild land adjoining and south of the Petoskey campus. A dozen different biotic communities, both upland and wetland, can be found within the boundaries of the Natural Area, making it an excellent place for environmental studies, photography and wildlife observation.
  • Â鶹´«Ã½ hosts Luncheon Lectures several times a month as well as other community events on campus. These events and lectures span a variety of topics and interests so there is something for everyone.
  • The college's commitment to implement environmentally sustainable practices to conserve natural resources is evident all around the campus.  Be sure to look for Â鶹´«Ã½'s campus sustainability initiatives. 
  • The 71,000 square-foot multi-purpose Student and Community Resource Center (SCRC) features three regulation-size basketball courts, a 1/9th mile walking track and two fitness-oriented class rooms. 
  • The Â鶹´«Ã½ Library that houses more than 20,000 volumes, 250,000 online books and subscribes to more than 12,000 periodicals emphasizing the various academic areas of the institution.
  • The Iron Horse Café, located in the Student Center.
  • The Jack and Dorothy Harris Health Education and Science Center contains state-of-the-art equipment, labs, and facilities for the allied health, nursing and science programs.
  • The College Store, in the SCRC, offers textbook rental, used books and reduced cost textbooks as well as supplies, clothing, and electronics. 
  • The Residence Hall is home to more than 100 students who benefit from the activities and on-campus accommodations, within walking distance to downtown Petoskey.
  • Downtown Petoskey -- Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s main campus is located in the picturesque city of Petoskey, Michigan. Within walking distance, downtown Petoskey boasts an eclectic selection of bars, coffee shops, boutiques and restaurants, as well as a seasonal farmers markets, street fairs and festivals.
  • Biking and hiking – The Little Traverse Wheelway follows the bay and lakefront from Charlevoix to Harbor Springs. Separate trails will take you through the Bear River Recreational Valley.
  • Winter sports – The Winter Sports Park offers outdoor hockey, ice skating, and sledding in a lovely setting featuring a log warming house. The College is also within 20 miles of three ski resorts: Nub’s Nob, Boyne Highlands, and Boyne Mountain. Miles of snowmobile trails can be accessed too, and cross-country skiing is available in a number of places.
  • The arts – Enjoy fine art exhibits at Crooked Tree Arts Center as well as concerts, plays and films in the 260-seat theater. Petoskey's downtown Gaslight district features concerts, art shows, movies, festivals and more throughout the year.
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Want to schedule a tour?

Call or email our outreach team to schedule an individual or group tour today.
tour@ncmich.edu
231-348-6829

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