When all went haywire on my part Crystal was there!!! When I had ANY questions small or big she…read moreanswered me like I was top priority! When I called and asked for a vacation we narrowed it down to the perfect one! Don't need to look any farther she's the agent you need to use!

We used Transportation New Buffalo Michigan this past weekend for a bachelor party and we had…read moreRochelle as our driver! She was great. Very communicative, fun to drive around with, and very good at what she does. I would recommend this company to anyone looking for transportation in or around the New Buffalo area!

Excellent experience all around. Brett was able to take me last minute and long distance to the…read moreairport, arriving ahead of schedule. Top notch service; felt like riding in first class (there were snacks, too!). I'd call him again and recommend him as safe and reliable to family and friends. 10/10

Train running 5 hours late. Brett worked with us to be there 5 hours after we were scheduled to be…read morepicked up. We kept him up to date as the arrival time kept changing and he worked with us to be there. Had cold drink and snacks when we got into hus suburban with 3 large suitcases and 2 carry ons. Great service, highly recommended. Good prices.

We were fortunate to get truly excellent weather to head out onto the lake for a boat ride with…read moreHarbor Country Adventures! We went on the Classic Lake Tour. Our tour guide was a retired high school history teacher and football coach with all sorts of interesting stories about the region. We passed Mount Baldy, the "living" sand dune that moves, at Indiana Dunes National Park and made it all the way down to a good view of the Century of Progress homes before making our way back. We also got to hear all about the ship, the Emita II, which is a historic ship from the 1950s, and about how it reached its current home. It was also very cute that Captain Jan had the kids come up and take turns at the wheel on the way back. There is a snack bar on the lower level of the boat, and there are restrooms on board. Free parking is available a little walk away - walk towards the Lighthouse Museum, as the dock is behind there. Definitely a great adventure!

Very enjoyable and comfortable experience. You get a different perspective of the shoreline and…read morelighthouse. Live music and drinks/snacks for sale. Only complaint is there was a group with a person who should have been cut off from being served any more alcohol but her friends bought it for her. She was extremely obnoxious and loud and made a lot of people on the boat uncomfortable, especially ones with small children.

There's no real station here, only a little shed you can get out of the rain in... and the vending…read moremachines for the tickets are clear across the parking lot. But the plus is that there is a TON of parking both at the "station" and across the street in the overflow parking lot. It also seems to be WAY safer than the other Michigan City station just down the road.

The Carroll Avenue Station on the South Shore Line is the quintessential small-town train stop. I…read morewould call it a station, and it technically is, but you hardly realize it when you're here. Everything about the station makes you think it's 1936. There's the tiny building filled with uncomfortable chairs. There's the ticket agent who's neither friendly nor rude. There are the tearful reunions at the tracks. OK, I made that last one up, but tearful reunions in the muddy parking lot doesn't sound right. One time when I was visiting South Bend, the train schedule worked out (or didn't work out) so that I wouldn't be able to get all the way to South Bend in time to spend time with my dear friend Jen W. So she very generously offered to meet me in Michigan City. This was when Indiana still didn't have Daylight Saving Time (and it was confusing because the state has two time zones, and one of them does change), and because my friend lived in Granger, she got here an hour early. Our reunion was grand, and teary on her end. We were so engrossed in our conversation that we didn't realize she had made a wrong turn on the way back to South Bend. I really like this station, especially because it reminds me of Jen W. and our Michiana misadventures. OK, they weren't misadventures, but alliteration is fun when you're in the Midwest. Oh, and for you geography buffs, Michigan City, Indiana, is not in the region known as Michiana. How ridiculous is that? About as ridiculous as East Chicago being in Indiana, I would say.

The Indiana Toll Road Travel Plaza was the first pit stop that we made during our drive from…read moreChicago to Cleveland. It was one of the many stops through Indiana that we made during this leg of our road trip. It still looks new or newly renovated. It's spacious inside with lots of tables and seating by the fast food stations. The bathrooms were clean and made for a lot of people. The Welcome Center also had good info for travelers and tourists.

A clean, safe travel stop with multiple food options. Clean bathrooms and a 7-11. There is lots of…read moreparking, and it is pet-friendly

One of the nicest FBO's I have been in. Ground crew were extremely nice and accommodating. Lounge…read moreareas were open and inviting. Bathrooms were clean with various amenities. Snacks, soda, coffees and teas all complimentary. We had someone picking us up so I don't know what the courtesy vehicle situation is. South Shore rail service into Chicago is available on the other side of the air field. South Shore line us a very convenient way and inexpensive way to travel into Chicago. Definitely will visit them again.

One of the best FBO's, goes along with the nicest, helpful, Professional people, we will use them…read moreevery time we fly into South Bend to visit our company in Bremen, In. Great service!!!! Beautiful facility. JDS Technologies / Omega Team

Great visitor center with friendly park rangers available to answer questions. They offer maps,…read morebrochures, and passport stamp stations for National Park Passport holders. The center also has a gift shop, coffee shop, clean public restrooms, and a nice selection of local artwork for sale. A great first stop when visiting the area!

This visitor's center is geared to the National Park. The grounds are beautiful with many native…read moreplants to see. There is a free theater on site that shares dunes history and current facts on a continuous loop. Gift shop is great. You might find National Park logo gear, local distillery non alcoholic merch and a small satellite Fluid Coffee Shop. There are a few park rangers on site to give advice on walking/hiking trails. They are also happy to answer any questions about the Indiana Dunes National Park. The lakeshore has two separate parks - a National Park and a State Park. Each park has a lot of similar attractions and a few different. If you have a yearly National Park Pass, I recommend going to the National Park. If you are an Indiana resident the State Park is a $7 admission per vehicle or $20 for out of state visitors.