Lori the owner and staff again made our visit to West Branch great. Such a quaint and comfortable…read moreplace to stay with full hookup. They also have seasonal sites and can fill propane tanks.

Unwelcoming and Hostile: We arrived to the park after a long day on the road to see a Trump 2020…read moreflag waving at the RV park's official entrance. When we pulled in, we were approached by a park attendant person who was maskless and refused to give us any appropriate distance. When we expressed our discomfort with the situation, we were told by the park attendant that "if you're not for Trump, you better haul ass." So we left. There are too many beautiful, welcoming, and safe places in Michigan to be stuck spending the night here.

Don helped me coordinate the shipment of a gun from an estate in PA to Michigan. He was very…read moreresponsive and I am very grateful for the great service.

Cindy and Stefan are great! The campground perfect for our softball team. We reserved 5 sites…read more Everyone had a great time. The campground has a small lake where the girls took out the canoes. The girls said the bathroom was the nicest bathroom they had been in in a campground. That's a big statement! We will definitely stay there again! Thanks again!!

my father owned this store. my family. my childhood memories live in the upstairs apartment,…read moresomewhere where it often hurt for me to go to now. He passed away in 2019. I'll never forget this store. my life was here. I want my dad, I miss my dad

We felt we had gone to every single antique shop and thrift store in Houghton Lake area but somehow…read moremissed this one because you turn left onto 55 off of M 18 towards 75 as opposed to turning right going through Prudenville into Houghton Lake. Easy to miss but DONT. This is an incredibly organized merchandised and clean building. The staff is so warm and sweet, small talk at check out was so natural and positive. Soft lines (apparel, footwear, linens, pillow) is on the right side. The middle section that connects the two buildings was the fragile items.. glassware, candles, glass home decor. Then the left side was everything else! Everything is so well laid out which isn't the typical for a thrift store. The furniture is all in great shape and priced to value. Seems they filter donations in a way. Tons of Disney movies and outdoor sports gear... clothing was blanket priced (I.E. all ladies tops $2 all men's pants $3 for example) unless otherwise signed or marked. Got some great stuff today!

I would like to give a shout out of appreciation to Amy at Prudentville St Vincent DePaul for…read moredeescalating a rather ugly confrontation by one of her employees. While dropping off a bag of donated garment, I was approached by a rude and obnoxious employee that insisted on yelling at me for dropping the bag in the wrong bin (an honest mistake). She insisted on being extremely combative with me even though I told her I wasn't sure where the proper drop off was supposed to be. She was extremely rude and had no remorse for her terrible attitude. I treat people with respect, and I would hope that someone in customer service would do the same, especially when someone is trying to donate to charity. I hope this employee eventually understands that a little kindness can go a long way. Again, thank you Amy for your help in settling an uncomfortable situation. Bob

The store displays are well organized and the items are easy to access. Their merchandise is…read moreclean and in excellent condition. Many of the clothing items look brand new or are gently used. Their space isn't huge, but they offer a wide variety of items, including wall art, all sorts of glassware, small appliances, and furniture. They also have a section with children's items, including toys. They even have a free shelf that offers religious items. Their volunteers are pleasant and available to answer questions. Overall a great shopping experience.

nice small town feel. Find some great bargains and very…read moreuseful items too. Love the fact the place is operated by volunteers and the funds collected go to helping people in need , like with utility bills or food, etc. It's a community working together that keeps the good spirit alive. I love this place and shop there as well as donate a lot of stuff every year too. So much better to know things are being put to good use by others rather than good usable items going into the trash. Thanks St Vincent's for doing what you do and providing a comforting place to shop. I wish your store was much larger and filled to the maximum. I'd be there every day for sure.

What a gem of a place! First timer at Springbrook Inn and I was amazed at what a wonderful place it…read moreis. Kathy the owner/host, is one of the most charming, hardworking and fantastic cooks we've ever have had the chance to meet. The inn is SPOTLESSLY maintained, cleanest room I believe I have stayed at including all the Hiltons and high end resorts. Every morning at 9:00 a home cooked (by Kathy) breakfast is delivered to the room which was an unexpected treat. The onsite Tiki Bar and it's fabulous staff takes care of anything else you might need. It is a 21+ destination which was a plus for us. Thank you Kathy for a wonderful (extended) weekend! You made a beautiful home for all your guests to enjoy Hopefully we'll see you down the road, enjoy your bucket list Frank and Diane Brennan

We were in town for a wedding and were lucky enough to get a couple of rooms here. Our experience…read morewas top-notch and we have recommended this place to many other people. I cannot comment on the tiki hut or the breakfast, as we got there late and left early the next morning. But the woman (I wish I knew her name) who checked us in was so warm and welcoming, and the rooms were just perfect. All the little details you typically get at a high end hotel - slippers, robes, nice soaps. And the bed and linens were very comfortable. I would stay there again anytime I was in the area.

Mr. and Mrs. Songer are really friendly and helpful…read more The cabin is clean and comfortable, and right on the lake. In winter, bring provisions such as paper towels and dish soap.

My dad rented a cabin and we came up for the weekend. The lake itself is beautiful. I enjoyed the…read morecabin feel but would have been more comfortable to have air conditioning in the evenings and more space. I'd say bring fans and don't expect much privacy or much room.