Kids N Stuff is a gem. Two great water tables and a number of interactive and educational exhibits…read more My kids love coming here, as do I. It's a great place to visit as a family. Fun for all.

This is a place of PLAY! My sons loved coming here. (They are older now...) No electronics, just…read morefun.

This place is magical! The cars, the vibe, perfect! Wednesday drive ins are the best car show…read moreyou'll see.

Located on the campus of the Gilmore Automobile Museum, the Model A Ford Museum is dedicated to…read morepreserving the Model A Ford. Since its inception in the late 1980s, Model A Ford Foundation, Inc. (MAFFI) has had a goal of opening a museum that would be dedicated to the car known as Henry's Lady, the Model A Ford. The Model A was actually a stop-gap automobile. Henry's beloved Model T had put America on wheels, but by 1927, people were tired of the Tin Lizzie, basically unchanged since its debut in 1908. Henry was working on a secret engine design, that would later become the famous Flathead V-8 but it was far from ready. The last Model T, the fifteen millionth, was driven off the assembly line on May 26, 1927, by Henry and Edsel Ford. Henry told his crew, "Well, Boys, we better get busy designing a new one." For six months, the Ford factories were shuttered, causing a minor recession in Detroit, as the car market waited to make a purchase and see what "The New Ford" would be like. Henry Ford told the press that the New Ford was so impressive that he wiped the slate clean and started the alphabet over again. So the New Ford was the Model A, introduced on November 1, 1927. It was a sensation, including a song entitled, "Henry's Made A Lady Out of Lizzie." The Model A was manufactured from 1927 to 1932, listed as model years 1928-1931, when the 1932 Ford V-8 was introduced. 5 million of the reliable little Fords were produced, passenger cars, coupes, roadsters, sedans, phaetons and cabriolets, as well as a full line of commercial vehicles such as pickup trucks, station wagons and a full line of heavy duty trucks. The Model A Museum displays many of those Model A body styles plus some very unusual body styles, including a mail truck and a school bus, there's even a tank truck and a compressor. There are cutaway views of engines, transmissions and a chassis. The building resembles a 1929 vintage Ford dealership, including a showroom, service department, parts department, and a Gulf gasoline station out front. This is all but a mandatory pilgrimage for anyone who is a fan of the Model A Ford or of any Ford product, for that matter. Anyone who is a car enthusiast will enjoy this museum, while taking the opportunity to look at all the other eye-candy offered by the Gilmore Automobile Museum. It's located a few miles north of I-94 between Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, and is a destination for any automobile enthusiast.

Highly recommend! Whenever there's kids in town visiting we try to get them here (but equally…read moreenjoyable for adults too!). It's so fun to be hands on with the animals and the staff/volunteers are the nicest, answering all your random questions and telling you about the animals, but also giving you space if you don't feel like socializing.

This place is great. You can learn a lot about different animals, hands on. The staff is well…read moreinformed, and passionate about learning. It's free to go, so make sure to stop by their very reasonably priced gift shop and or leave a donation. Side note, I can't wait to go back. I want to snuggle their ferrets, and purchase some more of their cool science nerdy earrings!

OMG!This place is fricking scary af!!So today my friend and I went here for the first time we got…read morein got our tickets and started.They we're just pretty good jump scares until this one it was terrifying we went to the next room and there were strobe lights to the point where my friend was having a panic attack so we called for one of the actresses and she was very sweet she led us through a door that let us out,or so I thought it was really dark and we were looking for the exit so I turned on my flashlight then we found a door and we're leaving or so I thought then I got yelled at while on a bridge for it.So pretty much she just led us through something to skip the strobing part.Where cloths that you are fine with getting wet cuz a couple spray water.I would highly recommend!

Horrible service. We drove 45 mins there. There were some issues. (1) When we arrived, we asked how…read morelong was the wait, one of the workers said an hour. We waited 2 hours outside. (2) Once inside the building, there was another line to the line. (3) When we got to the top of the line, staff stated that it was another line that we needed to wait. It was going to be about 3 hours long. (4) When we asked the staff why there was no communication since they'll be closed if we get in. The staff stated, "I don't know. I only work here." (5) the line outside was only to get to the building and not the actually line for the attraction. There was no other line to distinguish if you're in line for tickets or in line for the attraction. We spoke to several staff and they couldn't help either. We were told that VIP tickets were "sold out." (You can still buy online but not in person because they didn't think about closing that option.) They wouldn't give a refund. They stated that we could come back another time like Thursday or Sunday. Their excuse for bad service is "it's because it's a Saturday night." I would steer clear of this location. They only want money and do not care about giving great experiences at all. They acknowledge how it's a problem to mash "buying tickets" and "tickets purchased" into one whole line to get into the building. Again, horrible experience.

I found a place for the kids and I to go to that was just apples. They don't do credit so make sure…read moreto take cash. Peck is $22 and a bushel is $44. They have the high density apple trees. Which mean they are the short ones so they are easy for the kids to pick. Of course my kids pick fast and were done in 8 minutes. They had several varieties there. We went after 1 pm to make sure they were open. They run old school and don't have web pages n such with business information. It sure was nice to get just apples and my kids enjoyed it. They love apples anyways.

The service was amazing and we had so much fun! We got to feed goats, and there was even a deal for…read more3 cones ( to feed the goats) for 5 bucks. If there was a way to give 30 stars I would. They also have caramel apples and peanuts! There's a good selection of pumpkins too.

This place is the absolute cutest! We were greeted by wandering chickens and roosters as we got out…read moreof our car, and there are pens of cows, goats, and even a llama! There are things to do like wagon rides and a corn maze, and a barn with a gift shop and cider, doughnuts, popcorn, and cookies. They even have all kinds of fancy doughnuts, like cherry, or dirt cake, or with Froot Loops. My ONLY qualm with this place is that their cider is pasteurized (everyone knows unpasteurized cider is the fresh tasting most delicious kind)- everything else here is just perfect for a fun fall day.

Overall, it's a pretty course. However the women's tees are either on a hill or dead grass. The…read moreclubhouse and bathroom are dirty. The whole place needs renovations. Most frustrating though is the fact that they sent four groups off the back 9 in front of several groups making the turn ( 3 4somes and 1 5some) Needless too say, we waited on every hole and ended up finishing in the rain. Unbelievable management (mismanagement)!

Riverside is a great golf course; however, in the winter months it makes for a fantastic location…read morefor sledding.

Pics from a couple recent games I attended of the Battle Creek Battle Jacks, a summer team of…read morecollege players in the Northwoods League. Easy access, friendly staff. Low priced tickets and concessions. Free parking. Very clean, including restrooms. Perfect for families. The players, in uniform, worked the gates checking tickets. What little kid would not find that awesome?