My boyfriend and I stopped in on Tuesday for bogo Tuesday. Admission was $13 total thanks to the…read morecoupon. I would say it's a little steep if we didn't have a coupon. The course was a little challenging but very well maintained. The waterfalls were very pretty. Everything was clean. They also have a game room and ice cream shop. We had a small cup of ice cream for $4 and it was enough for the two of us to split.

Headed to Sandy Dunes Adventure Golf to waste some time and have a bit of family fun. It's a nice…read moresized place that not only offers putt putt, but also has a small arcade room with a few claw and pinball machines, as well as an ice cream shop. They were really easy to find while driving down the road, and they also have a nice large parking lot, and clean bathroom facilities available. Also, the staff was fantastic and friendly, they made us feel really welcomed. Unfortunately it was raining when we first arrived, so we played some games before grabbing some ice cream snacks. My youngest was thrilled that they even had non-dairy ice cream options, she feels so special when places are considerate of those with allergies. They had a nice outdoor seating area, with half being under a roof so we didn't get rained on. After eating, the weather had cleared, so we began our putt putt adventure. The greens, and surrounding areas, were all really well maintained. We genuinely had a lot of fun, and we will definitely make another visit when back in town.

Loved this place! My children are 4, 5, & 7 years old. They had a blast. The go-karts were awesome…read more The trampoline and paintball were very enjoyable for them. And the staff was extremely patient and friendly. Would definitely recommend stopping here when you're in the area.

Family owned place with a few different activities. Many of the attractions are pretty outdated but…read morethe go kart track is a blast. They have junior karts, regular single, regular doubles, and newer FAST karts. Our family stops here every year and we all have a blast racing each other. The girls who work here couldn't be nicer.

Not ideal for tent camping. This is the first state campground that I have stayed at, so I don't…read morehave anything to compare it to. We usually stay at more rustic campgrounds. The spaces were close together and there were lot of flies everywhere. There was a poop smell throughout the campground and the beach. With the campsites being so close together you could hear everyone "yelling at their kids" or partying until 2:00 AM. The bathrooms had dirty floors and the shower was gross. The beach was a nice short walk just across the bridge and to the other side of the road. There were lots of campers and many of them had lights on at night or hung lights outside their camper which created light pollution so you could not see the stars. Maybe you want to hang out with a bunch of strangers and listen to their business or their partying until the wee hours of the morning. If that sounds like fun then you should definitely come here. If you came for an outdoor experience, wanted to see the stars or hear nature then I would avoid this campground.

One of our favorite parks to camp at. Seriously it's beautiful. There are so many good sites and…read morewonderful views. This is an annual trip for us.

Beautiful park with breathtaking views. The cabins for rent here are awesome. Shared public…read morerestrooms that are clean. Great way to have an affordable, refreshing weekend getaway.

I went here for a quick day hike after kayaking to Turnip Rock. There's actually two trailheads-…read moreone official one with campgrounds and bathrooms, and one with a bridge over the river. I parked at the trailhead with the bridge, which does not have any amenities. If you're nervous about trying to find it, it's right next to the Dark Sky Lodge and Tavern so you can plug that into your navigation system. It's also well marked with a small gravel lot. When I went, the trailhead lot was full so I parked at a grassy lot across the street. The trail runs though the beach and forest ecosystem and it's pretty well maintained and well marked. It's impossible to get lost. As you go near the beach there's plenty of offshoot trails leading to the beach. Just watch out for ticks!

Lovely, Tawas/East Tawas is just lovely. There's many things to do, good shopping, dining…read more.. There's many events during spring, summer and fall (honestly, I haven't been during winter), I know there's lots of winter sports happening.

Great day park with large sandy beach. Great for families with small children.read more

I really liked it. Shallow for a long time, especially good for family's with small kids. Had an…read moreouthouse. Steps to go down to the beach was clean.

One of the best experiences ever! I was also greeted by the handsome doggo Jake:)…read moreDefinitely will be going back when I come back to Port Austin.

horses are old decrepit and half blind run by army sergeant…read more trail was pretty rough long wait dirty

Good experience! Employees were mostly nice…read more We plan to go back again! Such an easy paddle, about 30 minutes going SLOOOOOW (allowing children to paddle) to get to the beach. Bring anything/everything you need to make it an all day event.

Great little rental stop for the river. They have kayaks and canoes. The prices went up since they…read moreupdated on Facebook but still reasonable. $30 for a canoe or Kayak. You get it for the entire day. Die back at 6pm. During the busy season you want to get there early, they do run out of kayaks. Very friendly and helpful. The teenage guys working there are very nice. They work for extra tips. Recommend this spot for a quick rental and river trip.