Great park to sit and watch the ships go by, enjoy the birds (ducks pretty much all the time -…read moreothers are more seasonal), not far enough to escape the sounds of the city unless you have noise cancellng headphones. Lots of benches to just sit and chill. Places to fish along the bank, as well as a little fishing pier. During the winter months the snow is not cleaned up on the road or benches; you are on your own. People still crive into the park so it is accessible by vehicle or you can walk in (it's not that big). Bring something to sit on if the benches might be wet or snow covered. Parking in the park is available, or you can park in the lot just outside the park and walking. Dogs are welcome, but should be leashed if there are oter folks in the park. During the really cold months, and bad weather your pup can run free as the park tends to be relatively empty. Poop bags for your do are available at the entrance / exit. Please cleanup after your dog. Don't miss Rotary Park if you're in the Soo.

Love this park, but there is NO trash cans. Needless to say, people leave their trash everywhere…read more Wish they would put in a trash can.

This is another beautiful Michigan State park. P.H.Hoeft…read moreState Park is located north of Rodgers City, US 23 north. Many camping areas and not far from lake Huron. The park also has a really neat historical "Sears & Robuck" cottage to rent and is very sharp looking.

Not the best campground we've been to this week, but it is obvious this campground is popular and…read moreloved. It's the fourth of July weekend and every spot is full. The sites appear small because there are two cars/trucks and a boat at every campsite. Sites with fires have six - eight people around the fire, so multi family campers in these groups, along with lots of dogs and kids. This looks like a great park to boat and hang with friends. Showers are limited (older rest room facilities) and if your looking for quiet semiprivate camping experience this park wouldn't be it. We're just passing thru so it met our needs fine.

My family goes to this park for a week every year. It's always something we look forward to. The…read morelake is so much fun, and it's absolutely gorgeous too, so that's a plus. There's lots of interesting rocks and sea glass on the beach. The jetty is a great spot for pictures, and the trees and flowers are really refreshing. Everyone there is super friendly. It's a really fun spot for a summer vacation and there's lots of cool tourist spots nearby. The camp store has really good ice cream too. If you haven't been there yet, I would totally recommend going. -AR

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.

For a person who likes to party in a campground, this place is for you! But I personally like my…read morespace in a campground. The sites are packed close together and you can tell they packed in as many stilted as possible. (There are around 300 sites). There is always noise, kids riding their bikes everywhere, and campers packed up like sardines. If you like staying up late with your friends, this place is great, but I personally could've had a better experience.

Best camp ground in Michigan! The water is great and super clear, there's events for the kids…read moreeveryday ran by the awesome park rangers. Highly recommend spending a weekend here.

Located on Grand Traverse Bay just north of Torch Lake. Barnes Park is open year-round offering an…read moreextensive Lake Michigan beach, playground, and trails, with additional seasonal camping and pavilion rentals (Memorial Day through October.) Various outdoor recreational activities including Lake Michigan beach access, trails, and playground. Electric and rustic campsites. Dump station & water fill station. They have a well stocked camp Store offering ice, firewood, beverages, candy, etc .. Each campsite is outfitted with a fire ring and picnic table. There were two bathhouses with shower facilities that were clean and ADA accessible. Showers are coin operated ($0.50 for 5 minutes of hot water, quarters only). Also two spacious pavilions with electrical outlets. Each pavilion has 10 picnic tables and 4 BBQ grills (You can reserve a pavilion for the day by using our online reservation.

All ways a great place for camping Nice beach and showers…read moreto clean up after. Staff is way better cleaning then they have been in the past they make hourly rotation cleaning 2 things they need to fix one make it Easter to schedule other than some day in March at midnight absolutely stupid 2nd the fire wood has roaches and they get in your camper and vehicle then you bring them home they should spray and bug bomb that and the camp ground mosquitoes and roaches were thick I understand it's camping but man just hire a spray serves to spray the area once's a week

Great facility. Plenty to offer. Clean and lots of free weights and machines, pickelball, tennis,…read morecycling. Good hours. A bit pricey for guest passes but probably worth it.

Yes! As a summer tourist visiting Harbor Springs and spending lots of time at the gym, I met the…read moremost amazing staff, management and owners and their friendliness, and care made my stay in Michigan an unforgettable joy! Thank you team! Besides the super well equipped gym, the indoor tennis courts with fun teachers and the classes from HIIT to spinning, yoga and trainers; BTF is a superb facility and ya'll made me feel like "home"! Highly recommend!

Lodging was ok - a 2024 Chevrolet blazer- considered a foreign car ? Park in a different lot ?…read moreReally? Omg nearly every person encountered- seemed like if u weren't union u possibly should be shot. No wifi - zero extra ? Towels Was a ghost town. Don't think I would ever think of staying again .

This place is not for everyone it was built in 60 and still has lots of that 60 charm. From the…read morehuge open conference room windows and door. To the Cafeteria that very open and very beautiful with lots of old school flare. Understand if you drive a non American made product you can't park on premises. The Golf course is top of the line and has some awesome views and tricky holes. This is a Military friendly location.