As an Up North resort works to build a glamorous camping, or “glamping,” complex near the Boyne River — complete with luxury cabins, a spa, a restaurant, equestrian center and more — it’s also working to restrict the public’s access to that area of the water and shoreline. That doesn’t float with some locals, river advocates or the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Read the full story by the Detroit Free Press.
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