Super nice people. The cruise was so nice and relaxing. I got a can cozy when I got a drink on…read moreboard.

Cancelled our Mackinac Bridge tour 2 hours before hand. They " tried to call " but when I answered…read morethe line was dead. When we arrived at our time we were told there wasn't enough booked so they had to cancel and she " tried calling me". So frustrating when celebrating our 30th Anniversary, we did get a full refund but would not recommend and poor customer service. At this point it was too late to make different arrangements for our night.

Great. Something different for kids. Walking tour, maze, put put golf, zip lines. Ice cream close…read moreby.

It's a tourist attraction. kids under 15 will love it. Adults will pull out their phones and take…read morepictures. Plan an hour outside the car, which is worth the cost of the tour. There's also zip lines, mini-golf, a maze, ice cream and of course a gift shop.

Such a beautiful state park, whether you are looking for a perfect beach, clean campgrounds or just…read morea place to relax during a hike, this park is perfect. The beach has a concession stand with basic snacks, flush toilets, shower house and kayak rental. The campground is your typical Michigan State Park design - just double check your RV length. Would highly recommend stopping here any time of the year. Great place to spend a day at the beach.

Whether or not this for you depends on some things, the showers aren't great but from what my…read moreboyfriend says the showers are just like that at state parks. It's still beautiful and it has a great beach you can watch the sunset at.

We had an awesome time rafting with Big Bear. The staff was friendly, organized, and made the whole…read moreexperience easy and enjoyable. The rafting itself was the perfect mix of excitement, beautiful scenery, and laughs (and adventure!). We'll be back and telling my family and friends.

We had a group of 14 do a rafting trip this weekend, aged 8-74. We did the 2-hour rafting trip…read more Based on the website description, this seemed to be ok. It was the most chaotic, stressful, dangerous thing we've done as a group. Do not do a rafting trip if you think you're going to have any time to enjoy the scenery, talk, or enjoy a family activity. The river was extra fast due to high water levels and there are constant obstacles to avoid. We are all lucky to have made it with only minor injuries. Way too many close calls. It was not just us that were not enjoying our time on the river. Every kayaker and tuber we encountered felt exactly the same way. Several said they'd been crying at times, it was so chaotic.

Great addition to the town! The boardwalk area has free parking & public restrooms. Nice walk by…read morethe harbor & to the lovely lighthouse. The splash pad for the littles is really sweet!!

"(Under the boardwalk) out of the sun (Under the boardwalk)…read morewe'll be havin' some fun" (The Drifters) The Huron Boardwalk has a sweet location -right on the downtown riverfront and linking museums, a park, shops and restaurants. It's less than a half mile long, but it's packed with some very cool sights. It was very calm and picturesque as we strolled along the shore with views of Mackinac Island, the ferry boats, picnic tables, a few historical monuments, and a sundial where your shadow tells the time of day. The highlight was the impressive Chief Wawatam Lighthouse, accessed by walking down a pier from the main boardwalk. Plenty of great photo ops are everywhere.

We had a good time here. There is a welcome building/gift shop where you purchase your admission…read moretickets. They have coffee and cold drinks for sale. The park offers an educational demonstration of the historic sawmill. It was very interesting. For an extra fee you can purchase the guided adventure tour which includes the rock climbing wall, a walk across a suspension foot bridge and a zip line. It's a nice place to take a nature walk along the paths and boardwalks. There is a small playground for little kids. There is a 50 foot tower that the rock climbing wall is attached to. You can climb the stairs of this tower to the observation deck on top and there is a beautiful view of there. You can see Mackinac Bridge on a clear day. We enjoyed our visit very much.

We found the sawmill while driving along the coast from Cheboygan. We decided to stop as it said it…read morewas historic site and place to visit. This place was great! The tour guide was just very enthusiastic and really into milling. She was able to explain everything and it was quite fascinating to see. Well worth the price of the admission tickets. Definitely a must do when in this area.

Happy helpful staff on both trips. On our return from the island, someone mistakenly took my…read moresuitcase from the luggage barn. The luggage team at Shepler's found her, chatted with us while we waited for over an hour for her to return with my bag, and reimbursed our parking fee. They made the most of an unfortunate situation. Also - double check to make sure you have the correct bag before you leave the luggage barn so you don't mess up someone's vacation!

This is a ferry transfer to Mackinac Island. The ferry leave every half hour. Very convenient. They…read morehave secure parking lot for your vehicle with a parking fees. The ferry is by person. They have a small waiting room and restroom while waiting for your scheduled time. The ride takes 25 minutes. The check in is easy. Once you on the ship, you can enjoy the view or take a nap. I brought my beer with be while riding on the ship. The trip is smooth during clear weather. The return trip also easy to board.

Duncan Bay Boat Club is a rare place in boating. It has direct access to northern Lake St Clair…read more Adding to the up north feeling, there's a State Park across the bay from it with 2 amazing beaches. It is located in a protect bay inside the Straits of Mackinaw. It's close to everything that is amazing to travel to by boat: Straits of Mackinaw, Mackinaw Island, St Ignace, Les Cheneaux Islands, North Channel, St Mary's River and more. Inside the Club is a beautiful club house, 85 degree swimming pool, and the best bathrooms in all of the Great Lakes. Duncan Bay is open to owners, renters and transients.

The NICEST marina I have ever seen! I have completed the great loop and have been to over 100…read moremarinas. The Duncan Bay Boat Club is undoubtedly the nicest, cleanest, and best staffed marina I have ever been to. Their facilities are beautiful and perfect. They have brand new docks and great WiFi (for a marina). They have a charming young staff who are very polite and professional. I will be going back every year, even considering buying a slip! The prices are very fair. You get way more than you pay for! It's truly a must if you're a boater. It's also very great for the whole family, they have kayaks, a pool, play area and many more amenities for everyone to enjoy. Don't waste anymore time if you haven't been there before, try it out!