I normally don't like "state park party stores" since they seem to have jacked-up prices and crappy…read morestock. Frank's is one of the better ones, and they seemed to have everything you could possibly need if you're camping at Sleeper State Park. Because we packed lightly, we ran out some supplies and came here for convenience. Most of their common merchandise is reasonably priced, and they have a large beer selection. I needed more beer, and their 25-ounce Budweiser cans are priced right at $1.79, but the cases of beer were overpriced ($8.29 for a regular six-pack of Budweiser cans). They have some souvenirs too, and I got a pretty high quality Sleeper State Park coffee mug for only $5.

Good selection of random stuff including dranks and necessities both. I was pleasantly surprised…read moreafter preparing to be price-gouged based on the holiday weekend and "state park monopoly market" phenomenon.

Located in downtown Caseville,Shakers offers many choices of delicious ice cream at reasonable…read moreprices. After a day at the beach or on a boat,Shakers seems like the place to go for a cone,sundae or a shake. Portions are huge but expect a crowd on a summer night.

All six of us enjoyed a refreshing treat on a very hot day at this family owned ice cream shop. We…read moreeach tried something different. I enjoyed an orange dole whip and at $21 for all six treats I thought the prices were reasonable. The young lady at the counter was patient and efficient. Many families were at this popular spot.

When I stopped by on a weekday afternoon, there was no one in the lot. The friendly staff said that…read morebusiness comes in spurts. You can order at the outside window on the porch and pick up at another window next to it. I had the recommended single scoop, "Michigan pothole" (fitting), in a homemade waffle cone. The cone was delicious. There is a large parking lot. Outside chairs, benches, and picnic tables with some shade are provided--competitive prices and prompt service. A port-a-potty is provided, but there are no trash receptacles; there is only a dumpster and no hand-washing stations.

Good ice cream Some homemade flavors. LARGE portions…read more Service was not with a smile. But everyone has a bad day. Signage is easy to understand. Each item is made one at a time, no matter how big your order is.

Incredibly large amount of Icecream for $7.00. The large scoop (really three generous scoops of up…read moreto three different flavors) plus a waffle cone, definitely enough to share and leave feeling quite satisfied. Perfect summer treat served up on an old-times general store that's literally out in the country. Cool place to visit

Great ice cream…read more Great service Friendly ambiance Business hours vary and should be posted

Small ice cream store on US23 in Harrisville. The store is clean and the scoopers are friendly…read more Careful what size cone/bowl you order because they give very generous scoops. The ice cream and fudge are very good. Recommended!

Ashby's ice cream is served here. We ordered the seaside Carmel and it was great. Serving for a…read moremini was huge. More than enough. Also came another night and ordered the Eskimo kisses. Coconut ice cream with chocolate fudge pieces. Tables were clean and service was very good. Prices were extremely reasonable. visit the gift shop next door, same owner and several unique gifts.

I fail to comprehend HOW this place is not already on Yelp. ...maybe it is, but my searches have…read morecome up empty. The Daily Scoop needs to open a location in the Detroit area. So I can get every week. So can everyone else. I give you encouraged permission. I was brought to this ice cream Mecca by friends who discovered it after moving to the area. It's mildly deceiving as it's located in a gas station parking lot.... but a fabulous find!!! I was initially told that they had unique flavor offerings, but that is a tasty understatement. In my current third of five days in Saginaw Twp., I've tried the Chocolate Peanut Butter and completely devourer their Tri-Carmel and Copper Country... the Tri-Carmel an obvious medley of carmel ice cream, carmel ribbons and chocolate covered carmels, and the Copper Country a delicious mix of HOMEMADE brownies and carmel in vanilla ice cream. Additional offerings include Troll Mint (chocolate with Andes mints), Peanut Butter Banana (self-explanatory), and Dog Puke ("colored cookie dough in a colorful base") .... and a barrage of flavors including ingredients like coffee, dark chocolate flakes, toasted coconut, and other awesomeness. I will probably go back tomorrow. And I'll need to come to Saginaw Twp. more often. SOOOOOOO good!!!!

How can you go wrong with ice-cream? This little shop has everything you could ask for. Great…read morepricing and large servings, an amazing and creative selection of ice cream flavours and deluxe treats. Be sure to stop in if you are just passing by or in Parkhill for a visit.

We happened to come across this ice cream shop and were completely blown away…read more The service was very friendly, they also make homemade beef patties which are really good! I had the peanut butter chocolate flavour and it was just amazing. Next to the store outside they have a little eating area with picnic tables & white picket fence it's really quaint and gives such character to this small town. If your ever in this area, this is the place to go for ice cream!!

After a three hour kayak trip to Turnip Rock, we were desperate for some ice cream to refuel. We…read moreheard about the large scoops of homemade ice cream at Grindstone General Store and headed over immediately. When we arrived, we saw a huge line out the door, with cars parked all along the road down probably around a quarter mile. That seemed promising! As you enter building, you snake through some of the eclectic goods the store sells - things like custom made chess sets, cute cartoon character and fish shaped soaps, etc. It looks like all of the good being sold are local or at least from Michigan. You'll have plenty of time to browse, since it takes almost 30 minutes from setting foot in the shop to actually reaching the front of the line. It's actually overall pretty well organized. There are two doors on the exterior of the store, but they removed the outside handle on one of the doors so it can only be used as an exit. The shop mainly serves Stroh's ice cream, but they have a tub or two of Guernsey Dairy, and a freezer of ten home made flavors. Of course, we had to get the homemade ice cream only. Please note that the owner can be kind of gruff - before you get to the counter, make sure to know exactly what cone, size, and flavors you want. I don't think they offer any samples. Two Scoops in a Cup ($4.25 first scoop, $2.25 second) - They certainly aren't lying about having giant scoops of ice cream! They actually have a display up showing that a scoop is softball sized with a 14oz volume. That's basically like a pint by itself. We decided to get two flavors in a cup: Horchata and Black Raspberry Bugaboo. The horchata is rich, creamy and filled with vanilla and cinnamon. The ice cream is premium (but I wouldn't say it's super premium) with generally low overrun and higher butterfat, giving a delicious creamy mouthfeel. The sweetness is perfect for ice cream - it's sweet but not achingly so. There are a small amount of ice crystals that formed around some of the cinnamon, but it was only a very small amount and not detrimental enough for me to drop my score. (5/5) The Black Raspberry Bugaboo tastes very artificial. It takes the flavor of raspberry and amps it up to 300% so that it's very sweet with a heavy artificial tart flavor. It's studded with chocolate cups that are filled with maraschino cherry type of flavor as well, and mixed with ribbons of Hershey's chocolate fudge. Not my favorite flavor of ice cream (I was expecting this to be natural raspberry), but I can see it appealing to some. (3/5) There's a choice of sugar cone, waffle cone ($1.25 up charge), or plastic cup. We opted for the cup for two reasons: the sugar cone doesn't look like it can contain the amount of ice cream they serve, and it looks like they get their waffle cones premade from Jagger Cone. The waffle cones come with a paper holder with a flare around to catch any ice cream drips. If you want to enjoy their homemade ice cream at home, they do sell prepacked quarts in a freezer. I wish there was an option for smaller scoops; while I managed to finish two scoops with my partner, I saw many others whose eyes were bigger than their stomachs and ended up having to throw out most of their ice cream. In fact, we saw large piles of ice cream sitting in the nearby trash can. What a waste of food. Bathrooms - Single porta potty outside Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5

Huge portion. Loved it. Ate it all lol. Was told about it by a friend. Did not let us downread more

I came here two days in a row during my Labor Day weekend in Oscoda. This place is so good. Gonna…read morekeep thinking about their Blueberry Waffle Cone scoop & their Superman scoop. I dont know what it is about comfy outdoor seating but it's so comfy out there and such a good walk to the beach.

When s'mores is an option we always order it! Delicious! Creamy with chuck's of chocolate fudge and…read moregraham crackers. We ordered a small cake cone and it was more than enough. Service was quick and the gals scooping were pleasant and smiling! It was busy but the wait was very short. Prices were very reasonable and plenty of choices! Picnic tables were clean and painted bright colors. Overall a great experience.

Waffle Cone hand dipped! Nice friendly service reasonably priced. 24 hand dipped flavors to choose…read morefrom

Excellent. Many different options and great value for the amount of ice cream you get. There's also…read morea souvenir shop next door.