I think this is the only place in.Glen Arbor to get Mexican food and it was great! The heated tent…read morewas cozy during our visit during our chilly northern Michigan visit. So glad they were open and looking forward to more golf, food and music this summer!

Just finished a round of putt putt here and I'll tell ya it was a blast!…read more What a bunch of these reviews aren't telling you is that the cost to play is for an ALL DAY PASS! So come early, play a round (9 or 18), go do your thing, and come back to play again when the music is going. Folks who are saying this is a tourist trap are being a bit unrealistic... it's Glenn Arbor folks, in the summer, yeah it's a bit pricey on some items. But 20 bucks for an adult play all day plus $7 Oberon tall boys isn't a bad deal for this area. I gave them 4/5 because I didn't have any bites, so I didn't want to leave a false impression that everything is perfect. But with this news, know that if that food isn't exactly in your wheelhouse you can completely come and go as you please. Great spot overall and definitely hits on several of the funny shirts/merch designs.

Such a fun place! Our kids loved it. The owner George was so kind to our family! We will come back…read morehere every time we are in the area.

My family is PASSIONATE about Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf. Seriously, this is the absolute coolest…read moremini-golf spot you'll ever visit. The course is built throughout huge natural elements - trees, hills, streams, etc. There's also a big man-made waterfall and cave that you play through. The pirate theme is a blast too. There's a real, interesting pirate fact at each hole and tons of funny pirate mannequins and fun props throughout. Each hole has a funky, creative bit, so the game never ever gets dull. We love going late at night when it's cool and there are less people. It's well-lit and you win a prize if you get a hole-in-one on the last hole. Definitely visit!

We love putt putt golf! To us large, extravagant putt putt golf places are a must. This place does…read morenot disappoint. They also have go karts at this location in the back which looked fun, but we did not partake. The putt putt course is 18 holes each and one is a tad bit more difficult than the other. It was a beautiful day to enjoy the scenic holes and spend time together. Definitely a must when in the Traverse City area. Check them out for yourself.

An immaculate mini golf course. So many inventive holes. I don't know how they keep it so clean…read more Bumper boats with squirt guns, very fast go-carts. This place is a blast from the past and not expensive at all. Such a fun time.

I had so much fun when we went. Always love mini golf. They had great courses. Great for kids. Also…read morea separate course. The service at the front was really easy. They had your pick of colors for golf balls and putters. Different size at that. The decorations throughout the course definitely made it a great time. They have a store at the end which does have ice cream and other goodies.

Great place to go mini golfing, they have two 18-hole courses and the owner was very nice. Well…read morekept and maintained courses. Very good ice cream for after as well. I would highly recommend any age visiting this place.

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.

Cute little place for family fun! Staff was helpful and friendly. Hope to return on our yearly trip…read moreup north.

This is not the type of mini golf where you see giant pirate boats or huge water falls. It is a…read moresmall, locally run operation with well-thought out, challenging obstacles. There are refreshments for the kids and adults. We were ALL grateful for the chance to buy water. During these times when we're all looking for the chance to do socially distanced activities, our family enjoyed our time here.

One of my favorite things about the Fun Park is that you have everything in one place. Kids can be…read morepicky. They never want to do the same thing and what they liked yesterday may not be what they like today. They would all have a blast here because there are so many different things to do! My favorite activity hands down was the Go Karts. I love love love racing Go Karts. Another fun station was the Paint Gun shooting. We could shoot of a round of paint pellets (approx 30 pellets). You could hit targets across the small field. They also had bounce houses, batting cages, mini golf and more! There was also a fun zone inside filled with games and arcade fun. You could also purchase pizza and ice cream for lunch. This place was so much fun and had so much to offer for families.

The go carts are awesome, helpful staff and great pizza! Always my fav is the arcade and mini…read moregolf!!

Don't waste time for this place does not exist! I drove 38 miles to nowhere and called the number…read morethat was given and I awoke a lady from sleep.

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.

We rode by this on our bikes and had to walk back to play a round. This is an 18-hole mini golf…read morecourse on real grass! The setting is beautiful with ponds, art statues, flowers and a rock bridge, all with the backdrop of a Great Lake. So pretty. The grass wasn't cut quite as short as a regulation golf course so that along with bumps/hills/variations in the greens provided the challenge. No windmills, pirate ships, or large rocks to maneuver around. Staff was friendly. They had plastic and metal clubs to choose from. We played quickly and had a lot of fun.

Truly a hidden gem just northeast of town near the Mission Point Resort and located on the same…read moresite as Bistro on the Greens. The Greens of Mackinac Putting Course offers a truly unique putting experience with 18 real bentgrass greens and beautiful views of the Straits of Mackinac. We come here anytime we're on the island for a enjoyable time. Bicycle parking across the street. Water and pop available for purchase when you get your putter and ball. I highly recommend.

Came to kayak the Crystal River…read more We rented a tandem kayak and a single sit on top kayak. It was roughly 109. They do military discount so it was cheaper to come in store than book online. It was very easy coming in and renting. Minimal paperwork and then you go wait for the van to take you to the start. The van was a 5-8 min ride to the start of the river. You go in the van with the other groups who are going. Heads up there is poison ivy where they park the van. But they tell you where and to avoid it. All the staff were very good at telling us things we needed to do and look for on our trip. But incase you got curious little ones, maybe keep them close til they get on the kayak to avoid any poison ivy. We started at 1040 and ended at 1310. So roughly 2.5 hours it took us. They do let 12 and up rent their own kayak I believe or it's 13 and up. I'm glad we did a tandem kayak for my 12 year old daughter. She would have got her self stuck alot with the trees in the river haha. If your child isn't experienced in kayaking I'd do a tandem so you can help them navigate around the trees. There's a lot of fallen trees in the river. But nothing you can't navigate around. I won't lie I did get stuck twice haha. We brought a cooler and a dry bag and they fit on my kayak. It was very fun. We had great weather it was a little cloudy but we preferred that then get beat down with the sun for 2.5 hours. We would definitely come back again!

Sooo..where to begin. I'm really disappointed that this adventure didn't work out. Off the bat, we…read morewere late getting started and checked in. There were several things that caused this (a huge group in front of us, our kayaks being taken by someone else, more kayaks being shuttled over), but that wasn't the issue. I've kayaked before and have some experience here. The river is not for beginners. I was looking forward to something relaxing, not too technical, but that's not what I got. I had to paddle and maneuver constantly. About 1/2-3/4 of the river is covered in downed trees and logs. The staff say that this makes the river "interactive" and that this is out of their hands. At some points, it felt ridiculous. It got extremely narrow, and when we'd try and navigate around obstacles, the water was so low we'd get stuck on the sandy bottom. A sign at the beginning referenced that the water was at the "middle" level. I can't imagine how it'd be if the water were any lower. We're taking less than a foot in some places. The other person I went with flipped her kayak twice due to debris. Additionally, we saw several people flip and get stranded, especially when using the tandem kayaks. The water is just too low in A LOT of the river. Four people we just happened to bump into just stood up and dragged their kayak since it was easier at certain points. There should also be information about the kayaks utilized. Specs would be helpful. I think beginners wouldn't know what some of the specs mean in some cases, but at least include a weight limit, type, how heavy it is, etc. If you have kids, in my opinion, it's unlikely that they'd be able to move their kayak alone. We also came across locals (at least it seemed like it) who were kayaking and floating the opposite way. This led to more challenges with navigating and more flipping. The portages are also hard to navigate. There are three, which require people to exit, drag their kayak across a path or road, and then reenter. These portages were hard to use, especially while carrying gear and kayaks. One in particular was across a road, which seemed unsafe. There are no staff posted at these sites to assist if needed. The river was gorgeous. The trees, wildlife, views...I loved that part. I wish more information were provided WITH an accurate description given so I could make a proper informed decision about what I was paying for.