Like most reviews, yes, it's just $1 per person. It's not the most amazing view but it's a great…read moreworkout and gives a nice view of Mackinaw Island. Don't get me wrong, I was super petrified since I was so high up lol but so worth visiting when in the area. Note: make sure to wear comfortable shoes because the steps are concrete, hard, and steep.

Old school roadside tourist attraction for just $1!!! Nothing costs one dollar. Sure you have to…read morehoof up 170 steps but on a nice day the view is great. Plus they have a big statue of Paul Bunyon and Babe. The gift store is total tourist kitch and junk but it's all part of the charm. I wouldn't go out of my way to see this but if passing by take a few minutes to enjoy this blast from the past.

Arch Rock Lots of…read morepeople here. All waiting for a photo. There is a restroom nearby also. You can walk/ride bike to this location or you can ride by horse carriage. Horse carriage is the easiest because you don't need to climb the 207 steps. Highly Recommended

The most famous of the rock formations on the island, this arch towers above the water and is more…read morethan 50 ft wide. It attracts the vast majority of the tourists to the island, and can be reached by foot, taxi, carriage or bike. It can also be viewed from below, on the perimeter tour of the island. The rock was a mile uphill behind the Grand. Had we gone from the harbor we would have climbed up 200 steps.

Only spent one night here. Very busy park for how isolated it is. Lots are on smaller side, but we…read morehad lot right by lake so privacy not much of an issue. Rained entire time we were there. Restrooms nice. The road to the nearest town is not paved, so going over to grand marais for a beer from the brewery is an adventure.

Wonderful campground fronting on Muskallonge Lake. Nice swimming beach. You can easily walk to Lake…read moreSuperior from the campground.

Beautiful Place - Easy to get to and not a very long walk. There are stairs, but it's not…read moredifficult. Views were gorgeous. It was a nice day but there were not a lot of people here.

This was our second visit…read more Our first was during peak season and it was PACKED, hot & thick with mosquitoes. There were a lot of unhappy children that weren't shy about vocalizing their displeasure. This time, it was cool out with light rain, empty of people & not a mosquito in site. The lower falls may make you question why you're here. The upper falls should help you remember. We trekked all over & enjoyed it. (After hours on a bike, the body was itching to be in motion.) The walkways are user friendly & I'd call it more of a stroll than a hike. No scrambles here. I'm not sure you could pay me to come back when it's busy but I would certainly come back around the end of September/beginning of October. The colors were just starting, too. So, if you're looking for that, it should be ready around the 1st week of October (?)

The park is looking good. Was empty, likely due to school being back in session and we were there…read moremid day on a Friday. It is not a dog friendly park, so leave the dog at home. The building was shuttered up. It's been many years since I have been there so I do not know if it is due to season, pandemic, or just permanently closed.

Love the beach area for sunsets. Otherwise the park is a bit run down. Located near the Soo Locks…read moreand some factories across the lake. There is a playground and picnic area with grills.

This is a great state park northern lower peninsula ( roughly 8 miles from Mackinaw city) with…read moremany camping areas, swimming areas, beaches, and trails. They also rent cabins at the park. The park has great fishing off of Wakashanks point and the home to a bird preserve for nesting Piping Plovers and many other wildlife.

I enjoyed my stay in the Lakeshore section. It was a short walk from my campsite to the beach…read more During a nice bike ride, I saw the boat launch and picnic area. I was solo, but most were family campers. It felt safe and secure with staff doing regular roundabouts. Bathrooms were fine. The only downside were millions of dead fish flies in the water and shore line, but obviously that was out of our control. It was also a short drive to Mackinac City. Highly recommended!

"Boat Launches Ashmun Bay Park is listed as the only major boat launch into the Upper St. Mary's…read moreRiver." I guess this is what locals know this launch for. However, I was in search of a nice, nearby place to take pictures of the sunset. It was quiet and empty aside from the RV and a single green portapotty. If you shove your camera lens into the chain link fence, you can get a nice unobstructed view of the sunset.

This is a beautiful and well maintained park. There's a nice playground for the kiddos and plenty…read moreof scenery to take in. There's free parking right up front. You can walk right up to the water. A great park to stop at if you're in the area. Or even if you aren't in the area.

Nice park area near the marina. Has a breakwater that you can walk out on to to a small lighthouse…read more It was getting ready to rain when we were there so the walk out to the lighthouse was very chilly. Nice place to search for stones and watch boats come in.

There are a lot of people here with coolers and chairs all set up on a Saturday night watching the…read morebridge. There is a truck show and the truckers are all gonna come through with their lights on and put on a show going over the bridge soon. We're here to watch.

This park is the best spot to view the famous Mackinac Bridge from the Upper Peninsula. The park is…read moreoutside the toll area so you can stop here, do your viewing, hang out and if you're not headed to the Lower Peninsula, head onwards. The park has a visitors center that includes lots of information on the construction of the bridge, how it was done and such. There is also a video on loop. There are restrooms, too. Plenty of parking and lots of room for larger vehicles, too. Please take a moment to pay your respects at the Bridge Memorial that is dedicated to the five men who lost their lives in the construction of the bridge and since who were working on it. We are on the Lake Michigan side of the bridge - the other side is Lake Huron. If you want to dip your feet in the cold water, you can do that here. Look out for the extremely aggressive seagulls and PLEASE DON'T FEED THEM! You're not helping. [Review 17930 overall - 333 in Michigan - 1451 of 2022.]