Great fresh veggies. Fabulous atmosphere. Fair pricing. Staff is great to deal with.read more

Had the pleasure of visiting the Tortoise & Hare Farm recently and it is a wonderful place. The…read morequality and variety of vegetables and fruits was excellent and Krista and Brett were very friendly and helpful. I would also highly recommend the farm fresh eggs if available. There was no comparison between these and anything from a grocery store. Prices are also very reasonable. A great local farm to support!

We stumbled on this place after seeing the 'autumn harvest' signs. It became the highlight of our…read moretrip! Follow the signs to the main pumpkin patch and peruse the grounds till you find your favorite pumpkin, butternut squash, delicata squash, and more! These are the most unique pumpkins I have ever seen and I wish I lived closer to visit more often. Hours are listed 8-5pm on google because 'dawn to dusk everyday' isn't an option. But stop by anytime before dusk before it's all gone. Though Scholl's Farm is not certified organic yet, I can vouch for the organic practices used. What a relief to find an organic pick-your-own farm! We were fortunate to meet Stu, the 2nd generation farmer who runs the place with Connie. He explained to us everything he does and answered all my questions, sharing lovely stories of his parents who met at our cabins (Double JJ resort). We even got to see the newborn lambs up close. He even sold me some fresh chopped wood for a steal that I can't wait to use in our wedding as props. He is such a personable character that spending more time expected at his farm was not anticipated but definitely cherished. Can't wait to come back soon!

One of the best things you could do in the White Lake area... climb the White River Lighthouse! The…read morelighthouse is so historic and is truly a one of a kind. It is tucked away in Whitehall but worth the drive. There is free parking on site. You can only climb the lighthouse May-October as it is a seasonal operation. It is $8 for adults to climb and $5 for children 17 and under. It is worth every dollar to climb the lighthouse. The view of Lake MI and the White Lake Channel in unreal. The blue tones of the water really show. A beautiful sight to see! There is a small gift shop where you can purchase nautical, Great Lakes themed items such as keychains, wall art, t-shirts, etc. The lighthouse keeper is always very kind when we take our family from out of town there.

Interesting lighthouse with a surprisingly deep history. Home of Michigan's first female lighthouse…read morekeeper. Interesting history of light keepers and the changes throughout. You can even climb up the spiral staircase to the top (about 50 steps) and look out over Lake Michigan like the light keepers did in the past. A great little museum is in the building with great old photos, nautical artifacts, a life ring from The Edmund Fitzgerald, and even the original 4th order Fresnel Lens. There's an intro movie in the building next to the lighthouse with more artifacts. Easy walk to the beach. Took just under an hour.

I love this place! The meals come with all you can drink chocolate milk which is the best chocolate…read moremilk I have ever had! The food tastes delicious and fresh - I just had the cheeseburger with potato salad. It was a solid dinner. And their ice cream is also really good. It's nice to eat ice cream while the kiddo plays on the playground. I've been here for lunch and dinner and it can definitely get busy for lunch but dinner service wasn't too busy. It's a welcoming, family friendly environment and I visit regularly when I'm in the area

Went for a Homeschool field trip. This place was so awesome and educational. Definitely recommend…read more The farm is so big and beautiful. Not only was it so affordable they included complimentary ice cream cones and chocolate milk which was a highlight. The shop had dairy free ice cream for the sensitive belly's which made the kids who usually miss out on treats feel included. Oh, so fantastic and kind organizer and tour guides.

I love this place! So many items to choose from, and they are willing to make anything you wish and…read moreship it to you. I purchased a vase, three coffee mugs, and then ordered cream and sugar pitchers We even got the chance to chat with Adam while we were here! Updated April 8,2019: My items arrived today!!! They were packaged very well, no chips or cracks in any of them, and they actually look better than I remembered Thank you to everyone at Claybanks Pottery

A little paradise. You turn off the road into a well kept little spot, with nice water features…read more You walk up the stairs to a little shop with a nice variety of clay items. Some planters, outdoor decor, necklaces, hanging art, mugs, soap dispensers, lamps and more all made out of clay from their on-site ceramics studio.

Open May-October, the Sand Dragway hosts roughly 13 races per season…read more You'll see ATVs, dune buggies and even top fuel dragsters fly down the 300' sand and clay dragway. Only 3.5 miles from downtown Silver Lake, the Sand Dragway is a great place for campers to spend a weekend night in the summer. That is, only after the bumper cars, arcade games and miniature golf of Silver Lake get boring.

Very nice property, decent wines and absolutely beautiful views no matter where you sit.read more

Cool barn, cool views, worst wine I've ever had. My entire group described it as dirty mineral…read morewater. Waste of time. Did not try the food but it looked pretty good.

A very nice place to visit. Very informative. Each station had someone to explain things and let…read morethe kids try out activities. I wouldn't recommend kids under 4 who don't have attention spans and want to just run. I could tell the staff was a little nervous with a 3 year old who didn't have much left in the tank by the end. I felt like I was rushing the staff at the end. There is definitely room for expansion and even more stuff. We will definitely be back again.