Oscoda is a quaint town in what is known as the "Sunrise Side" of Michigan. It stretches for miles along the Lake Huron shoreline to the west.

The town adjoins the Huron National Forest with hundreds of year-round activities including fishing, hiking, canoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.

The area has many restaurants, local business, a Rite Aid, and a large IGA with bakery and deli.

Over one third of the county is contained in the National Forest, with Lumberman's Monument, Iargo Springs, Corsair Trails and many the scenic by ways.

Oscoda and the surrounding areas are some of Michigan' finest recreation areas. From the Lake Huron coastline to the Ausable "all sand" river valley, the pristine waters continue to enchant. The AuSable River is famous as one of America's very best for fishing and canoeing. Tubing and kayaking are also very popular on the AuSable River, as is ice fishing in the winter. This area is a mecca for cross country skiers, snowmobiles, ice fishing, hiking, and hunting in the winter.

Lighthouse enthusiasts will have a great time visiting northeastern Michigan.

Oscoda, Michigan has always been a favorite place for vacationers. Meander along the AuSable River, and enjoy the beauty of the Huron National Forest. The AuSable River Queen is the only paddle wheel boat of its kind in this part of northern Michigan. Enjoy memorable tours of the river, with live music on the weekends.

Oscoda, Michigan has a quaint downtown area with one of a kind specialty shops. This area also offers museums, a cinema, live theater, bowling alley with arcade games, a bakery, miniature golf courses, boat rentals, top golf courses, ice cream shops, Pocket Park, Finish Line Park, AuSable Children's Park, Three Mile Park, and Oscoda Beach Park on Lake Huron.