Not bad mini golf. Lots of stairs up and down, beautiful waterfalls, with 18 (?) holes. The holes…read moreare pretty straightforward and aren't super creative, but my family ages 9-60 y.o. has fun. Plenty of clubs and fun golf balls to use; included in cost. Easy to find, plentiful free parking. Kind and friendly staff.

My family has been visiting Michigan for 30 plus years and we have always spent lots of time and…read moremoney at AJs. This year our crew was so excited. We spent $90 to ride for about 4 minutes and kids left crying. The younger guys were on their phones and I had to stop my cart to tell them someone had spun out. We had two new drivers and after being screamed at for "bumping" in such an aggressive manner they left in tears. They could have corrected them or approached the situation very differently which could have prevented a ruined night and tears. The worst part was the older gentlemen who came out and continued to scream at our kids and then started yelling at the adults. It was unnecessary and unprofessional and we won't be back. Not sure if there is new ownership or new management but we have never been tested so poorly there.

Pentwater Mini Golf is a little run down, but it's still worth a visit while vacationing in…read morePentwater, Michigan. On a recent camping weekend to Mears State Park, we walked just a few minutes from our campsite to the mini golf course. After the worker gave us a steep discount, we were off to play the 18-hole course. Each hole was different and they did a good job of making each hole attainable for kids and fun for adults. Some of the holes need repair, but nothing that hindered our game. It was a fun afternoon activity!

The staff sucks. Never do their job and stuff is broken. I went there a few times in the last week…read moreand nobody was In the building (it said open but nobody was in there any time I went). Never got to actually golf. I don't know if you should just hire more staff or shut the place down, but this is no way to run a business. The Dari creme counterpart is run well but not the mini golf. Hire more staff or shut the place down.

C's is a great hidden gem in downtown Montague! They serve Hudsonville ice cream and they also have…read morean 18 hole mini golf. The pricing for mini golf is the cheapest you'll find! $5 for adults, $3 for kids, and 3 and under are free! It is an affordable family outing and you get to play all 18 holes for that cost. They also have some food they serve such as hotdogs and nachos. There is free parking on the premises. The inside is decorated so fun! It is a great ice cream shop with the nicest staff. It is also right on the Hart/Montague Bike Trail, so if you are passing through on your bike, it makes a great stop to rest and get refreshed! Reminder-- *they only take cash!**

I just moved to Montague this summer, I've been here three times and each one has been a BLAST!…read moresuper fun golfing, yummy ice cream, good service. The owner is such a kind soul. I do recommend maybe some updates on the golf course itself--maybe some updating of the structures or repainting. The water is also a little gross, but truly it's a great family experience. Those small things did not take away from the fun!

The location is stunning. The wine selection was very nice and the flights were ok. I appreciated…read morethat they had blankets for use if you were cold. Also board games and a little free library. The special on the charcuterie was perfect. The view of the rolling hills and lake with the Adirondack chairs and grape vines was inviting and relaxing. We could have easily spent the day there.

Recently visiting out of state from Napa California and was starting to feel a little homesick…read more Pleasant Valley Farm and Vineyard came highly recommended by my partners parents. We loaded up and headed out! The property is stunning and very picturesque, with plenty of seating for small & larger parties both inside and outside; including shaded patio seating. The staff was absolutely friendly and a delight. Helen and Janet were phenomenal. They gave us a history of the property, answered any questions we had about the process of the wine making, and checked in on us multiple times. Keeping the good vibes going! They have 12 drinks to try; 10 wines and two ciders, and sampling can be done various ways. You can purchase three tastings for $8, purchase by the glass or by the bottle. Additionally they have both a nonalcoholic and slushes with alcohol. Which was pretty sweet and refreshing on a hot day and already has us craving another one. Oh can't forget they also have some delectable ice cream bar flavors like strawberry lemon cake! I sampled all of the wines and two ciders. My favorite wines were the Itasca, Petite Peal, and Chambourcin. The Chambourcin reminds me of a flat version of the sparkling red they serve at Domaine Chandon, so I picked up a bottle to bring back home to a friend in California. I recommend paying for the charcuterie board as well as it pairs nicely with the wines. The cheeses, fruit and olives were all fresh and tasted great. Big thank you to Helen and Janet, for making our first trip up so special. Will be back for sure when in the area and will start recommending to all of our friends & family.

My son and I were very excited to be able to order ANYTHING on the menu without worrying about…read moregluten. We both had cheeseburgers and it was THE best gf bun we've ever had. Hubby had meatloaf and said it very good as well. I'm so glad we found this place while on vacation. Finding gluten free options in unfamiliar areas has been challenging.

Healthy and tasty plus games to play while waiting for made to order food. Super cute, great find.read more

Great course! Wheelchair/stroller accessible! Super cute 18 hole course that gives you information…read moreabout the history and landmarks of Ludington!

I absolutely love that this dog friendly putt putt (+ other stuff) course exists. It was so fun…read morebeing able to bring our dog and he got to play with resident course dog Bogey as well. We were there during the day and it was great, and they had it set up for spooky glow golf too.

Awesome and friendly staff. Great family run business! Definitely recommend them. Enjoyed a…read morebeautiful mid-September paddle down the river thanks to their kayak rentals!

While I don't advocate for double dipping in theory, Double Dip Depot was a fun little place! Laid…read moreback mini golf course with decent sweet treats. The course itself was not the most interesting or challenging, and some holes were repeats of others, but it was well maintained and easy for children to pick up. Plus, for $3.50 per ball you can't beat it! I had a butterscotch milkshake and drank it so fast I can't really remember how it tasted. Must have been delicious though. My friends ordered actual food like mozzarella sticks and hot dogs, and they looked very frozen but that's expected. Double Dip is a great spot to do a double take!

I cheated. I cheated on the boy…read more I cheated on the Frosty Boy. I cheated on the Frosty Boy with Double Dip Depot! It all started on a smoky, 87 degree Saturday in July when our camping plans got a rain check and we were open for a good time. Big Mini Putt Club was initially discussed but nixed because we weren't feeling the downtown vibe or $12 a person/9 holes. Then, we looked up AJ's mini golf but they had a private event scheduled. Yelp suggested Double Dip and after one ring, the employee on the telephone sold us with $3.50/person for 18 holes and recommended we come before 7p (thanks for the tip!). We parked, watched the first half of England vs. France at Walker Roadhouse and walked right over to the Depot. The course was perfect (no waiting around and lots of shade) for our 4 year old who got her first hole in one on the 15th! The ice cream/cone of ice came out quick (no line either) at 6:30p and we had our choice of picnic tables with umbrellas to enjoy. Overall, great family date night! We rarely frequent the west side, besides for the zoo, but will have to plan another trip before the summer ends. Sorry Frosty Boy - we'll see you soon (probably tomorrow) and congrats on winning Best of the West!

This place is adorable. There are 18 short greens. Super cute. There are no mechanical tricky…read more holes just cute little fun ones. Te employees are great. They are very polite and attentive. We had ice cream in between our games (we bout 2 rounds for $8 each person for both rounds) and it was yummy. Definitely a great place to spend some family time together for a little bit.

18 holes of mini golf for $7.50 or 2 rounds for $8 (per person) Not a bad way to spend part of the…read moreafternoon. Ice cream sundaes, soft serve, and several shakes, floats, and flavors to choose from as well. Prices are reasonable, $3.75 to just under $5 for the cold treats. Some of the holes present decent challenges but this is pretty kid-friendly in difficulty. No moving obstacles or unrecoverable water hazards so I took one star away for that but otherwise this is a nice summer diversion if you're visiting Manistee or you want to take a break while driving up north on US31 towards Onekama.

Overall a surprisingly nice stay. The staff were hard working and kind, the property (though dated)…read morewas neat and orderly, the breakfast sufficient, and the water park (aside from the slippery floors) was fun! We spent $255 to spend the night at the Loft Hotel, continental breakfast for four, and TWO days of water park access. The lodging felt very "old school" motel where you walk around outside, open the door with your key and it opens up to a room filled with two standard beds, a dresser with a TV standing on top, a sink and mirror, and through the door a bath/ shower combo with the toilet. Our room was unique in that it had a door connecting to another room. We locked it. The people that occupied it, we could hear them talk, cough, sneeze, fart, and anything else people do. Maybe next time we might spring for the thourghbred suites for the extra $20. Much more space and privacy. We let our penny pinching personalities betray us with that decision. The lofts sit on a high hill with many stairs to negotiate. There is ONE handicap spot, but some steps and slippery areas still need be negotiated. Please be aware of that. Also, be aware that check-in takes forever. It took at least 20 minutes and only two people were ahead of us. Sign waivers ahead of time to speed up this already painfully slow process. The water park was overall fun. Again, the staff were friendly and helpful. The biggest complaint were the new floors. Though pretty, they were extremely slippery when wet and both my children fell, scraped their skin, and bumped their heads. I witnessed this also happen to an adult and another child while we were playing with the kids. One of my kids had to be patched up by the staff because he was bleeding. They were apologetic, they had caution when wet signs, and a few people were dedicated to squeegeeing up access water to avoid a more dangerous kind of spill. If you come, make sure to walk slowly. I'm not kidding. Also, bring your own towels or be prepared to purchase them once you're there. Aside from the floor problem, the space was impressive. They had about 5 water slides up and running. Most took a single or double tube, but one fit our whole 4 person family. That was fun. They also have a splash pad for little kids, a fun lazy River loop, a sports section with volleyball, basketball and leap frog onto the pads with a rope. My favorite part was the indoor/ outdoor hot tub. Pretty crowded Friday night, but open. Saturday they had to close it after a child threw up in it. I'm happy we chose to go Friday night rather than Saturday, because it was uncomfortably crowded on Saturday. I guess everyone in the area had the same idea as us. We decided not to pay extra for the tubing hill, even though we woke up to fresh powder. The kids were sick of the cold. We sprung to pay extra and play some black light mini golf. The course was surprisingly fun and well laid out with interesting holes that wind behind and look out from above at the water park. We even got to see some people screaming down a slide. It was really cool. My favorite hole was the one that reminded me of the game plink-o. It was worth the money. Breakfast was in an impressive room at the saloon restaurant. Again, some of the staff were amazing, especially the cook who constantly was restocking the serve yourself hot breakfast items. You have a choice of someone serving you orange juice or water and they come around with coffee. The breakfast had an assortment of meats, French toast, cereals, yogurt, and bagel/ muffins. Everything was sufficient. After we checked out and had our fill at the water park. We packed up the car and drove to the back forty acres of this property. What a neat spot! Full of cabins, a western looking set up filled with shops, outdoor water slides, an area where you can horseback ride and an outdoor park to name a few things. That could be a fun summer place to discover. Overall, a few hiccups, but happy we discovered and enjoyed our stay at Double JJ Resort. I feel like it needs at least one more visit to experience everything it has to offer.

You have to pay $29 just to sit and watch your kids swim. Huge rip off for those that dont or cant…read moreswim. Bathrooms are gross. No toilet paper, soap, or paper to dry hands. I saw what looked like a cockroach in the bathroom scurey through one of the stalls. Staff are rude and there are flies everywhere. Its gone way down hill since we were here last. Dont waste your money or time to get here!