Very friendly staff that acknowledges the kids and encourages the "whys"…read moreClean spaces. Well priced. Such a great place for when weather is messy or you need to work while child plays. Love!!

I believe Oak Pointe to be clearly a racist organization with Denny the pickleball pro one of the…read moreworst offenders. As one of the few minority members of the club, I get picked on all the time at the pickleball courts where I am harassed to see if I am a member or if my guests are members. It is extremely rude how they confront my guests and it causes a great deal of embarrassment for me and uncomfortableness for my guests. They do not ask other groups if they are members of Oak Pointe because these groups are Caucasians. The pickleball courts are also largely unavailable from 10-2 during the summer because the tennis pro is too lazy to move his gear to the lower dedicated tennis courts and instead uses the pickleball courts to give his lessons. I only joined Oak Pointe last year to use the pool and pickleball courts as I don't golf but it has been one harassment after another. I plan to cancel my membership in the winter and would not recommend Oak Pointe to anyone. The food is also less than stellar and has lots of room for improvement.

Rating only the restaurant where I came here as a guest of my sons, both of whom are members of the…read moreClub. I ended up getting their house burger with Fries and a Margarita to drink. The Burger was OK and really nothing out of the ordinary as were the fries. My margarita, which was on the rocks, was the highlight of my meal and was well made and quite tasty. Relative to the facility, it was quite nice with both inside and outdoor seating making this a nice place to enjoy your meal on a nicer day on the terrace. Staff was quite nice and accommodating and did a good job of taking care of our party of 14 with good follow up throughout the meal. I could definitely see this being a nice place to dine for a larger gathering/event as it looks like they are set up to handle events like this.

Got to visit this place for a field trip from my kid's school. They had it well organized two…read moreteachers were very friendly and gave instructions to the kids and ensured all the kids followed the rules . They explained how to use the kid friendly equipment and the kids had a great time. The whole area was kept well and looked clean and organized. Lot of gymnastics equipment around for sure kids would have a wonderful time . They do also have classes Wch seems interesting and will try to enroll the kids during summer Overall a fun place to visit with kids on snow days or just to get them exhausted and have a relaxing evening if they go to bed early . They do have open gym a few days a week for a fee Of $15 I think. A place to visit for a lil gymnasts to have fun and exhausted end of the day.

Infinity Gymnsstics has been great for our kids. I have 2 children enrolled all school year and it…read morekeeps them off screens! The office manager is always very responsive and helpful. Coaches are great! Better register when classes open, they fill fast and I can see why.

If you're looking for a club that truly has something for everyone, this is it. The community is…read morevibrant and welcoming, with exceptional golf and outstanding amenities that make it enjoyable year-round. The golf course is both challenging and rewarding, blending classic architecture with thoughtful modern design. Multiple tee boxes make it playable for golfers of all skill levels, while stretching to more than 7,300 yards from the tips for those looking for a true test. The recent clubhouse renovations are beautiful, and the dining experience is excellent with a fantastic wine selection. It's also exciting to see the continued investment in the property, including new bunker systems and ongoing course improvements that will make an already great experience even better. What really sets this club apart, though, is how family-friendly it is. Our kids attended the summer day camp, where they received golf and tennis instruction and participated on the swim team. They made friendships and lifelong core memories that they'll always remember and that we'll always cherish. This club has exceeded our expectations in every way and continues to get better each year. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an outstanding golf and family club experience.

Travis Pointe is a welcoming and family friendly club. We have been very happy with our…read moreexperiences. It is the best in town! Our family made the previous mistake of joining Barton Hills Country Club, and it was the most disappointing experience ever. We soon learned: the food and especially the service at Barton were awful, promises of improvement were made and never kept, and we were lied to and completely taken advantage of- after paying in the initiation fee. Please consider Travis Point if you are in search of a true private club experience. It is first class and truly a wonderful club with a friendly and welcoming membership!

First time visit at the Petting Farm at Domino's. We took a Grandbaby for an outing today. It was a…read morebit chilly (just above 40 degrees and the wind didn't help matters much). As many times as I had driven past Domino's along Route 23, I never knew there was a petting farm nestled back in there! Very well kept, animals' pens were clean, animals all looked very healthy and well cared for. The grounds were also well maintained. Sheep, horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, peacock, donkey, alpaca, geese, etc. In various pens inside and outside of the barns. Animals outside of the buildings also had coverage areas built for them. An aged stationary tractor is on display for children to climb up onto the seat and play "Farmer John" for a while. There was also a playground area as well as an oversized doll house for children to experience. A poll barn is used as a gathering center for birthday parties, etc. Great idea for children to go and experience farm animals up close and personal. Fun afternoon.

There were a ton of goats, sheep, chickens, and bunnies to feed and pet. Several very excited…read morellamas and alpacas also enjoyed carrots, as well as one cow. And a very sweet kitty who only wanted pets and rubs. The ponies were cute and fat and the pigs were...pigs. The carrots are clearly overpriced but they bring great joy.

My very first time here was for the August 2024 session. I made it a point to come back for the…read more2025 June and July events. Holy cow!...this is one of my happy places for sure!!! The food is excellent (especially considering how many people they're feeding), some of the beer taps change from year to year from what I can tell, but it's always good stuff....they're not serving the dregs here...just excellent German beer and some other non-beer libations. The people here are fantastic!...the staff, the patrons...everyone's happy. It's summer perfection IMO. You'll need cash and kind of a lot o fit if you're gonna do it up right, but $50-60 per person should get you anything you'll want including a t-shirt to the show ; )

I never heard of this place until recently. My sister is really into Oktoberfest type vibes -…read moreoompah bands, lederhosen and whatnot. Whatnot usually means drinking lots of lager, by the bucket here. Neither of us drink but hey, whatever. I definitely needed Google Maps to find this park out in the boonies near Ann Arbor. There's nothing in the way of fanfare announcing it either. Parking is an adventure in a sprawling, sometimes lumpy dirt lot with neon vest clad attendants directing you where to bring in your chariot. At least we got there early and didn't have to walk a country mile. My brother-in-law tells me that massive lot often maxes out and people are stuck parking on the dirt shoulder of a two lane road and hoofing it for great distances. Shades of back in the 90s when I went to Lollapalooza at Milan Dragway. Ten bucks to get in is reasonable enough. Cash only in 2025 probably won't win them a lot of fans so be ready for that. There was barely any line when we walked up and by the time we were getting back to our table with food it was snaking way down the walkway. I'm not a huge fan of ticket systems for food and beverage sales as it's always a challenge to utilize the exact amount of tickets you bought and not be on the hook with leftovers. Fortunately my dad and I departed long before close and a bunch of people my sister invited joined us so we gifted our tickets to the big table of revelers. Who knows how close they got to maximizing the ticket stash at the end of the night. I'm only seeing now on here that apparently you can cash in your remaining tickets before you leave. Don't recall signage for that. Unspent tickets really boost profits... I had a bratwurst, a knockwurst, a water, a cola and an order of spaetzle. The wursts weren't the worst, but not the best I've had either. I don't think I've ever had spaetzle - a German egg noodle dish - before and don't know what the standard for it is but I'm going to hold with the reviewer who wrote that's it's bland. I wasn't expecting Pad Thai or anything but a give the spaetzle a big yawn. We didn't catch as much oompah music as I would have liked - there was a long intermission between sets for much of our visit but we did hear a significant amount. Walking up to the stage it was nothing but kids and parents dancing in the mid-afternoon. I'm sure that demographic changes drastically as the sun sets and nightfall sets in. The move here is to bring a big tablecloth and claim a picnic table as they get sparser and further away from the action as the day wears on. The wooded areas on the periphery actually seem really pleasant though. They have games like cornhole and foosball which again, seemed to be commandeered solely by kids in the sunlight hours. A couple basic carnival rides would do wonders for enhancing the festive atmosphere but I'm not sure that feasible given German Park's extremely limited operating schedule. It's open a whopping 3 days a year - unless you wanna rent the place out for a private event. All three days are in the summer, too. No Oktoberfest. I know weather can be pretty questionable around that time of the year but Oktoberfest people seem like a pretty hardy lot. Maybe they could run it with a rain day provision? No Oktoberfest in place like this is just baffling to me.

It has been a pleasure working with Hell Survivors Paintball. We have been bringing the South Lyon…read moreVarsity Football team here for a few years for our team building event. The facility and the staff are great.

Had a lot of fun, the set up crew and refs were awesome. Courses were very cool. My rental gun…read moredidn't have a paintball break the entire 2000+ rounds I put through it. Definitely will be back.

Only came here for one game for our travel team. I was less than impressed with the officiating,…read morebut that has nothing to do with the facility. There was an outdoor, and it looked like an indoor playing field as well We played outdoors on a beautiful turf field. The area is surrounded by a forest, which makes it a very attractive place. We are not from the area, so I'm not aware of what else they have but this is a really good place to travel to for a game

Not sure how this place...or who characterized it as a "day care" (I guess Comerica Park would be…read moredaycare if you dropped your kids off for a baseball game), but 100% this place is for indoor soccer league playing. Nice facility, three large, well-kept fields. Free wi-fi, concessions that are very reasonable, big screen TVs if you'd rather watch National and International Sports.