Lake House Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Both sportsmen and tourists have been traveling to the Parlin area for outdoor adventure, lodging, and natural beauty for over a hundred years. At the turn of the century Parlin boasted numerous cabins, the Lake Parlin House Hotel, and the totally self-sufficient Peal farm which still has some of the original buildings located on the west site of Route 201 to this day. Lake Parlin House hotel burned in the 50’s while the main house at the Peal farm burned in the early 70’s. The Kruse family has owned property in the Jackman Region and been seasonal residents since the early 70’s. The Lake Parlin Lodge property was acquired by the Kruse’s in 2006 after several prior ownerships, including Unicorn Rafting in the 80’s and early 90’s.
Description: Illustrated map in retro orange khaki colors from Michigan. Michigan is a state located in the Great Lakes region of the United States. It is the 10th most populous state in the country and its largest city is Detroit. Michigan is known for its automotive industry, as well as for its natural beauty, including the Great Lakes and numerous state parks. The state capital is Lansing, and other major cities include Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and Flint. Michigan is also home to many universities and colleges, including the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Wayne State University.
Description: Disconnect and unwind with this cozy “Logged Out” rustic cabin design. Featuring a warm log cabin nestled by a lake with mountains, pine trees, and a glowing sunset, this artwork captures the peaceful escape of unplugging and getting back to nature. Perfect for campers, hikers, outdoorsmen, and anyone who dreams of quiet nights by the fire and mornings in the mountains. The vintage-style illustration and earthy tones give it a timeless, worn-in feel—like your favorite cabin getaway.
Description: We're not sure if BJ Whistler is just an unfortunate name or a euphemism, but whatever the case, BJ Whistler's Tavern was a popular watering hole in Maryland's Deep Creek Lake region. Sitting lakeside off of Garrett Highway in the town of Oakland, BJ Whistler's was in operation for three decades before the owners decided to retire and shut the tavern down, leaving locals and tourists alike with a hole in their heart.
