Very clean well taken care of totally recommend going with family or for party's if your looking…read morefor a nice place to just hang, veterans park is for you!

Great walking along the Raisin River. Many war memorial monuments. Lots of excited geese on the…read moreriver and banks. Fun playground. Beautiful trees and lawn. The dam is striking. Great for fishing. Small, quaint, and charming. A delight. Beware of geese excrement; the only flaw.

This is a really nice State Park! It has miles of trails, nature everywhere, we see rabbits,…read more Gophers and Deer daily. This is a bird watchers paradise. The camp ground is really nice also.

This is one of the most relaxing places I've ever been. I stayed for 3 days and I already signed up…read moreto come back next month.

We had a waterfront lot in this small campground and marina…read more The campground is quaint with a lot of extended term campers and campers who are contract workers in the local area. We loved being on the water. It was peaceful and pretty. We walked up to The clam digger restaurant (about a mile from the campground) and had GREAT pizza and excellent service there. Veronica at the campground was easy to reach and always replied within an hour or two. Ron was also helpful on-site to lead us to our site and help us back in. It's likely we'll return here!

Be very aware when you cancel a reservation at River Raisin Marina and Campground..Their…read morecancellation policy reads like stereo instructions. They charged HALF the weeks rental for cancelling. $75 for trailer storage and while it was stored on their property someone stole our taillight (cut the wires and took it). $130 a week for a boat slip.....Nice campground but....Very pricey and charges for electricity on top of the lot rental.... We won't be back there again and I will tell everyone I know and every media I can...NOPE! Nope!

Humbug Marina is a first class marina in Gibraltar, MI. Their slips are reasonably priced and…read moretheir rack and launch is very affordable and efficient. The Service Department does a fantastic job of meeting the marine needs of every customer. Best of all they have great family appeal and deliver on what they promise. Come for the services and stay for the comfort of convenience.

I'll start by saying JP's (the waterfront restaurant) is great. But this review is about the…read moreMARINA, and more specifically, the SERVICE DEPARTMENT. Unprofessional behavior and poor communication have cost me significant time and money. Want a couple examples? Read on... Last season, the marina was to winterize my boat. I left it in the water longer than I normally do, so I was in a hurry to get it done. In addtion, they were to work on some other items for me at the same time. I called, and said that the weekend weather was going to be near freezing, so I wanted to make sure it could be stored indoors. On Thursday, the woman working (who no longer works there) told me that I could bring the boat down and they would be sure to get it inside, as long as I pre-paid for my service. I called back later to verify their hours, then brought the boat in on Friday evening after work. There was nobody at the marina. I left the boat outside, called the marina, left a voicemail, and verified that I had heard the hours correctly. I had. The voiccemeail also said that they would be in on Saturday morning. Not wanting to chance it, I showed up first thing Saturday morning, only to find that (again) nobody was there. Left another voicemail, but nobody called me back. My boat sat outside, the temps dropped, and I incurred significant extra damages. When I finally spoke to someone the following week, their response: "Oh, the voicemnail still has our summer hours. We are in our winter schedule now". Fast forward to my repairs: They had also prepared an estimate to replace the brakes on my trailer: over $3,000! Between the boat & trailer job, parts were backordered, mechanics were at the boat show, another mechanic ended up down & out with covid, you name the excuse, and they used it. Long story short, it's now April 2023, and my repairs STILL aren't completed. They finally got my boat done in AUGUST, which gave me about a five week season. I said to forget the trailer work for now. I just wanted to pick up my boat and get it in the water. They didn'tso much as offer a discount for causing me to miss 2/3 of the boating season. Not to mention the extra damages caused by the miscommunication of hours last fall. Needless to say, I was not happy. But they had a lot of staff turnover, and Will & Megan had always been good to work with in the past, so I still planned to winterize with them this season. After turning in my winterization form on Monday, Pam called me on Tuesday, saying that I could drop the boat off Wednesday. I verified the hours personally, then told her I'd be there early the next morning. As I was about to pull out of the driveway, she called me & said that she would need to cancel, because they were full & had "nowhere to store my boat". I informed her that I had adjusted my work schedule based on the information she had given me LESS THAN 24 HOURS EARLIER. When I asked why she couldn't have let me know that the previous day, she stuttered & stammered, and had no good reason. After I expressed my displeasure at the lack of communication & the unprofessional way that the situation was handled, she began yelling at me, before telling me "fine, bring your boat down, and I'll find somewhere to put it". She then hung up on me before I could even respond. Needless to say, I will NOT be bringing my boat to them, today or EVER. The next two marinas I called for winterization services were both happy to get me in immediately, and their prices were about 30% less. The also quoted a complete brake job, based on the make & model of my trailer. It was under $2,000. Humbug has become a dysfunctional marina that only seems concerned about getting their money. The funny thing is, if their customer service wasn't so poor, I'd still be paying their inflated prices. Do yourself a favor: Get a second quote before you take your boat to them. And if you do business with them, be prepared for the "unexpected issues" that will arise.

Captain Ben and first mate Ren are true masters and professionals. We hit our limit. Highly…read morerecommend!!!!

Captain Ben and his First Mate Ren did a great job making my first time Walleye fishing a fun and…read morerelaxing event. Top notch experience and we get to go home for a fish fry having caught our limit of 24 fish! Highly recommend this!!

This place is great for family, parties, sports, fishing, anything and everything…read more The bathrooms need a little bit more light but this place is overall great.

From the City of Monroe website. Munson Park Information…read more Located on the extreme west side of the City, Munson Park includes 212.07 acres adjacent to Monroe Custer Airport. It includes both active and passive areas although the emphasis is on active pursuits. Four lighted regulation adult softball diamonds with spectator seating and flagpoles at the ball diamond entrance, two youth sized ball diamonds, twelve soccer fields, a soccer concession/restroom building, four tennis courts, a large community built playscape, a jogging/exercise trail, walking/biking trail through the woods at the north end of the property, approximately 80 acres of restored native prairie grass, a skate park for skateboarding and inline skating, a pond with a spray fountain and two sand volleyball courts are found on the developed part of the park. Winter recreation activity areas include an outdoor ice skating on the pond located near a sledding hill. Paved parking lots provide parking for approximately 200 vehicles. Picnic shelters with cooking grills near the playground equipment offer respite from the active areas. The ball diamonds are serviced by a two-story concession building with a food concession and restrooms on the lower level and a scorekeeping loft on the upper level. Drinking fountains are available at the picnic shelter area, and at the ball diamond concession and the soccer concession areas. The City offers community garden plots for rent where local residents may grow fresh vegetables and fruits within the undeveloped part of the site.

WoW , JUST got off the phone with a lady there , Called and asked for price for 100 worms ! Gave…read moreme a GREAT price including taxes , Jokingly I asked why I have to pay tax on FOOD ,! INSTANTLY , I mean INSTANTLY she starts Yelling at me ( screaming ), than hangs up !! Lighten Up ! On your Period ???? Its 9:45 am Windy as hell , cant believe it was rush Hour or something ! Geez . SORRY that I pissed you off ....... No intent . Still love the place !

A big thank you to the women at Jeffs today, super friendly to a new customer that will be…read morereturning. Always try to shop local! I appreciate all the help you gave me and the fast service.

We had just the best time at Skips! Everything was very California- relaxed, fun, vibey…read more I'm really glad we packed snacks and dressed in long sleeves since the sun can be intense. Everyone was super nice. The bus ride to get to the drop off zone was pretty bumpy, brings you back to the ole' days of grade school. Overall we had a great time and would definitely do it again!

Come on out, Skips is our favorite Canoe Livery, we have been coming to Skip's for years. Skip's…read morereally makes the whole process smoth, from signing in, getting you down to the launch and helping you out when your trip ends back at Skip's Yesterday was absolute beautiful on the water. We had a great time floating down the river. There is so much to see, Fish, Turtles, Muskrat, Blue Heron and if your lucky maybe a few Deer.