We actually just came for ice cream! They had probably about 10 flavors that looked really good…read more Fan favorite in our group was Smores. They did have one non dairy option- raspberry lemon that was good! Service was fast and servings were big. There were several picnic tables outside to sit at. The putt putt course looked nice.

$9 a person is expensive. And the course is terrible. Old and not well made. But the water was…read morepretty neat. People were nice enough.

Such an amazing staff, and they do offer vegan options! There isn't any sign or any info on Google…read moreor help if they do, so I was skeptical but decided to go in and ask. To my surprise, they have a separate freezer where they keep vegan flavors sold by pints. It's the same producer as their regular ice cream, a company from Wisconsin, and they were the best vegan ice cream I've had. The flavor was peanut buddy. Made from oat cream. I will definitely be looking for their distribution places in metro Detroit. The lady working there was so nice and very accommodating. Amazing parson! My husband also got the regular chocolate flavor, and he also said it was the best he had. This manufacturer just makes a very good ice cream period. There is also a mini golf you can play. We have not tried.

This is such a cute little stop when driving around the top of Lake Michigan. They offer mini golf…read moreand ice cream! We couldn't play mini golf but from the looks of it, other people were having fun. We were able to taste test as many flavors as possible which was awesome. Their ice cream is super creamy and the flavors don't disappoint. I will definitely be coming back if I'm in the area.

the service was nice a super nice lady by front desk with two large dogs but sleeping so they won't…read moreharm you and bernadoodles. nice short walk to the troll and a phone stand so it's super easy to get water and whole troll in the pic. if you do go don't get any squishy toy, bad quality mine popped already and barely touched it

This was great fun. Benny the Troll has unending personality and charm. The detail on his…read morefingers, toenails and face are quite remarkable. Just a short walk from parking lot. First stop in shop to pay the $10 fee per person. Totally worth it. Beautiful surroundings, water sports, cabins, and nice gift shop.

In a whim, we decided to stay one night here to tour the historical landmark town. So glad we did…read more We got a site, #18, in a Thursday night, by making a request on the website. We have had luck with all the parks finding openings within a week or two of our travel (thought we tend to travel during the weekdays in the summer) The historical iron smelting village is fascinating. The state has done a wonderful job preserving the various community buildings, the iron smelting factory and some of the homes in the community. It is truly a loving, outdoor museum. Great information on signs and plaques throughout. We visited about two-hours before sunset on a Thursday evening. We rode to the historical village and were able to ride our back to the campground , after sunset. The village is bikable which is a great if mobility is an issue. There's a lot to see and it's spread out. Excellent photo ops around sunset. The sun sets behind the community area and the buildings can be nice "props". The sun also reflects off the rocks of the Niagara Escarpment which makes for a pretty photo. We biked the handicap road back to the campground. It's an easy and direct route between the two areas. There are clearings among the trees to get a wonderful, private view of the sunset. The trip is worth it simply to check out the historical community. What a gem in the UP. The campground was fun, yet busy and crowded for our tastes. Site 18 is good for a tent with some fairly flat grassy areas around it. The bro G bird behind and to one side of had RV's and were flexible about letting us spread into their site to find a good place for our tent. Similarly, the neighbors to our right, #20, camped in the bed of their truck. They struggled to find a level space and were concerned about mid with possible space. They parked partially on our site. It all worked out; we had great neighbors, but it was a bit of juggling. The fire rings can also be closer to a tent than we prefer. The washroom was close by and was clean. Small number of shower stalls to share with lots of people. Other sites looked larger and might have offered more privacy. The star of the show is accessibility to Lake Michigan. Wonderful sandy beaches. Lots of good walking, hiking. We would return to have more time to check out the peninsula. We had dinner at a fun restaurant in the water, not far from the campground (10-minutes): The Dock Grill & Bar. Nice people. Beautiful patio view of the water and good "bar food" options. The Shell gas station also has a mini mart with good meat and deli items, some grocery selections and frozen food.

Almost didn't go here as it was a little off our travel path. So glad we did tho. This place is…read moreamazing, old village with buildings intact and a great historical story. You can see the past while you're here. Great photo ops here as well. If you need to use a wheelchair, they have a wheelchair equipped for terrain that you can use, I thought this was amazing!

So beautiful. Definitely worth the stop. Love this place m. It's so beautiful. Saw fish and the…read morebubble from the springs

On our road trip around the Great Lakes from Philly, we made a stop at this incredible spot -- and…read moredon't ask me to pronounce the name! Located inside Palms Book State Park, this natural spring was one of the most unique and beautiful places we visited. The water is crystal clear all the way to the bottom, and you can easily see fish swimming below. You hop onto a self-operated raft that you pull across the water to the middle of the spring, where there's an opening in the center to look straight down. It gives you a perfect view of the vibrant underwater world -- it's honestly mesmerizing. It's a quick stop, but totally worth it. And the best part? It's dog-friendly! Definitely add this to your list if you're exploring the Upper Peninsula.

In my opinion...you can include Wagner Falls as one of the simple yet worthwhile stops within…read moreMunising, Michigan to enjoy a quick waterfall setting. I tell ya, Munising, Michigan is like this tucked away little town in the UP - Upper Peninsula of Michigan and it is the host for many beautiful waterfalls. The waterfalls may not be on a grand scale...but for me...once I had the chance to admire one scenic waterfall, I then became obsessed with getting to witness them all, lol. I'd say in total this Munising area that's situated within wonderful Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore has about 5 - 10 quality waterfalls all right near each other including... - This Wagner Falls - Munising Falls - Miners Falls - Alger Falls - Chapel Falls - Mosquito Falls - Horseshoe Falls Wagner Falls is extremely easy to visit and arrive at. I plugged "Wagner Falls" into Google Maps on my phone and was guided here to the parking lot without an issue. To be more precise, the falls are located just on the outskirts (maybe 2 miles at most) of downtown Munising. It's a casual 1/2 mile stroll along a flat level pathway to an observation deck overlooking the falls. That's it. It's not hard whatsoever and maybe I needed 30 minutes in total walking to and from the falls. A couple of extra points I'd like to make... I came here to Wagner Falls in early afternoon time back in the middle of June and what was really nice about being here was that I had the sun at my back which made for ideal picture taking conditions. There were no glares or shadows from not having to look into the sun from the overlook deck. So...I'd say to avoid coming here in for morning times. Afternoons are best for lighting. The observation deck is pretty small so I actually had to wait in line for about 5 - 10 minutes for families in front of me to get their pictures in. This wait was actually common for a few other waterfalls I visited in Munising. I guess that's why this section of Pictured Rocks NL is so popular and why I believe going forward in 2022 the lakeshore now charges an entrance fee for tourists. Lastly, Wagner Falls is a cascading waterfall set in the forest. The falls drop into a shallow gorge which leads into a small stream flowing through the woods. Overall, the ambiance and walk here was quite pleasant and you don't really have to work hard to enjoy being out in the heart of nature. So for everyone heading on their waterfall excursions throughout Munising, Wagner Falls should easily be on their To-Do Lists.

Great little quick roadside jaunt to an upper peninsula waterfall. Mostly handicap accessible and…read morethe walk from parking to the falls is less than a quarter of a mile.

Outstanding day fishing inland lakes and rivers. Kids had the time of their lives with very off…read moreroad and very unique natural experiences. Many fish caught and even more amazing memories made. I very highly recommend Nathan and Gitchee Gumee excursions. Fantastic day!

Amazing place to go camping. My boyfriend and I came up a a couple months back and this was also…read moremy first trip to Michigan. Campgrounds were busy. We stayed in Widewaters and the sites were fantastic. Rustic, roomy and private. It was far enough off the road (quiet) and plenty of forest between you and the next camp. Close to Pictured Rocks (Munising) so running into town and checking out all the local sites was a breeze!