Lots of parking and easy to find. Staff was friendly and provided a hang tag for my America the…read morebeautiful pass! They have the stamps for passport here! Beautiful lakeshore, well maintained and worth the visit!

When I first visited here about two years ago, the visitors building was under renovation and there…read morewas no way to visit. I'm glad to report that now it's fully finished! Inside there's a counter with maps and the NPS cancelation stamp, but not much else. You also have to pay the admission fee at the counter The ranger there is pretty friendly and I overheard her giving advice to other visitors. There's no gift shop or displays/exhibits yet, but I'm hoping they're added in the future. The restrooms are located outside across the path. There's plenty of bathroom stalls. There's also an informational board next to the bathrooms with information about the area and hiking conditions. The Munising Falls are about 800 feet from the visitor center. The main path is paved with some wooden bridge areas, but overall it's a smooth trail. There's a trail to the lower falls which takes you to the level of the plunge pool, but also stairs to the upper falls if you want to get another viewpoint. Make sure to bring bug repellent since there's plenty of mosquitoes around!

It was a cold, windy July day and our boat cruise had been cancelled so now what?…read moreStopped in here and immediately found a couple things. My parents are with us and they can't walk as much, but the girl at the desk immediately had a water fall and Miner's Castle suggestion for us. Perfect options four our group! Was great to have that resource available!

I don't know how people feel this is a great place. The woman in there today was so nasty and…read morenegative. I had some questions but after the way she talked while I was getting boat tickets, I choose not to ask anything else. She was a short lady with white hair and had a negative attitude when asked about the glass bottom tours in the area . She made a few snotty comments about where we were from also. That is not a welcome at all, so glad the ladies at the shipwreck tours were awesome and answered all my questions and gave suggestions.

See previous review. But also add to look at "reviews not recommended." Its interesting that…read moreseveral previous reviewers had issues as well.

We had a great tour with Captain Bill. If you are contemplating using this service, book now…read morebecause it fills up quickly. We booked three weeks in advance. Weather forecast was threatening the days leading up to our visit so I contacted Captain Mark and he called me right back and came up with a plan. But, not to worry, the storms shifted and we were able to take our tour. The boat is in great condition and the pricing is great! It was just my husband and two children and myself on a 30 ft pontoon. We could have stayed all day we enjoyed it so much. Captain Bill knew right where to take us for the best viewing and photos. We even went over to Grand Island and really enjoyed that too. I highly reccomend Lake Superior Boat Tours. Don't hesitate, just book it! You won't regret it.

We did the long tour with Emily, and she took us to so many spots, it was magical and she gave us a…read morebunch of fun stories and jokes. She even took photos of us and air-dropped them to us afterward. It rained in the morning but the water was calm. So cool launching kayaks from the boat.

-- A Bucket-List Experience That Photos Can't Capture Date…read moreof Visit: July 21, 2025 If you're even thinking about visiting Munising, MI or the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore -- stop thinking and book with Pictured Rocks Kayaking (@picturedrockskayaking). Our family (my wife, our 15-year-old daughter, and me) did the boat-assisted morning tour on a calm July day, and it was one of the most unforgettable outdoor experiences we've ever had. We've kayaked before (including at Acadia National Park), but nothing compares to this. From Chapel Rock and Lover's Leap to the hidden sea caves, every bend of shoreline revealed a new natural wonder. Photos don't do this place justice -- it's something you truly have to experience firsthand from the seat of a kayak. And our guide? Julia Illy (@JuliaIlly) was phenomenal. She struck the perfect balance between safety-first leadership and fun, filling the journey with geological insights, local history, and witty humor that made the paddle fly by. You can tell she loves what she does and cares about giving people a meaningful, memorable trip. The whole operation is smooth and professional -- from the boat ride out (big energy saver!) to the gear, support team, and route design. Whether you're new to kayaking or a seasoned paddler, this is a can't-miss Michigan adventure. We'll remember this day forever. Huge thanks to the team -- and to Julia, who truly rocks (in every sense of the word ).

Awesome boat ride ! Amazing views ! Fast tour of the picturesque rocks . Very fun . We got wet .read more

the ride was great and totally deserved a five star and the people were very nice and friendly and…read morereally informative too about the picture rocks which were truly beautiful we also saw to bald eagles and were told black bears could be seen the island but rarely yet the biggest problem was they refused to let my little brother in and it does not say anything about the people on the boat needing to be above ten and I consider this an outrage but we also did get a bit wet but it was generally awesome but the one part was the tiniest bit bad bad but other then that it was awsome. But the best part was how skilled the captain was so he was so awesome and nice it also very cheap

Stayed one night in September 2025. This place is a step back in time - like a 70's Day's Inn…read more(which is exactly what it used to be). Check-in staff is sure friendly and offered good options for dining. The hotel is well worn, but super clean. Great bed that offered a solid night's sleep. Room was large and very quiet. No frills, you get what you pay for. I would stay here again.

The place was grimy. Our room was right next to the pool, so our window opened into the pool. They…read moreweren't going to come clean the room each day. The place was out dated. I was disappointed. However, the staff were friendly. Left early to go to the Ramada in Marquette, MI and it is much better.

We really enjoyed our visit. Had fun hunting for gnomes and the waterfall was beautiful. Shop also…read morereally cute. Only complaint was the mosquitos. Bring your bug spray!

The first falls we found where there was an admission cost, but don't let that deter you. With all…read moreof the fun, whimsical stuff on the grounds and the beautiful, private falls... it's well worth it. The gift shop is cute and the was is friendly. Make sure you get quarters to feed the ducks!

Outdated but very clean. Not enough outlets. No bugs. Nice pillows. Very clean. Parking was good…read more Within walking distance of things.

We needed just a couple of night's stay. Pleasantly surprised to find this place quiet, safe, super…read moreclean and well maintained. Staff is friendly. The king sized bed was very comfortable and a plus is that the room has a kitchen, micro, oven, and fridge. All in great working condition. The price is fantastic for the value. Give it a try. I'm sure when we come back there will be more updates. When a place is as clean as this one was it makes all the difference! Kudos to the cleaning staff!! Thank you for a great stay!

This is a KOA now, which is an embarrassment for KOA. This…read moreis one of the most expensive KOA camping cabins I've ever stayed in. There was no potable water or electric on the exterior. This made cooking and washing a real chore. I found myself dehydrated on 90 degree days because I wasn't drinking enough. The RV site next to us had it. It would be simple to split the spigot. If you have a fire ring, you should have water to extinguish said fire. You have to hike super far for water or bathrooms. There are only three showers for a ton of sites. For $150, this was a joke. There are no hooks or mirror inside or screen door (pretty standard at Kai camping cabins). Pay the extra money and stay at the Econolodge next door for $160. You'll have water, ac, and electricity. We wanted to go camping for the first time with our son. It wasn't worth it for the cabin. We should've just rented it. The campground in Newberry was half the price and worth it.

Needs lots of help...sand..dirt site...driveways....trimming brush, repairing water, electricity…read moreKOA WANNABES! Sorry we stopped cannot recommend in a wonderful town and area. They have to put some money back not out 2 showers only per bathroom for over a hundred sites Needs serious work been coming off and on for years and is only getting worse Don't stop!

Great food! Great atmosphere! Our server Melissa from Oxford, Mi was the BEST!! This is the most…read moreNorth and closest to lake Superior than I've ever been!

Great facility. The accommodations, size of facility, and the employees are great. I come here…read moretwice a year and I am never dissapointed, and neither will you. It is very close to all of the attractions, and I would go here anytime of the year. Make sure you get the rib eye!