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.

I live in the Detroit area and have shopped at Treasure City for years when we go up north. I…read moreordered 4 coffee mugs to be shipped and they arrived quickly, unbroken and beautiful

Nice store. Great selection- some pricey - a great place to buy souvenirs- !!!!!!!!!read more

Great shop! So many cute touristy items as well as great things for the locals. I was able to find…read moreseveral little gifts as well as something fun for myself. The ladies that were working were so pleasant! Great find!

Bostique looks amazing after the re-open. And they have the savest shopping practices in town…read more Highly recommend you stop in and see what's in store.

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.

Stayed here a few weeks ago with my boyfriend and absolutely loved it. We stayed here for about six…read morenights in the deluxe cabin and it was a great place. Our cabin had its own bathroom which was great rather than using the bathhouse bathrooms (even those weren't bad and looked nice inside). We went sightseeing throughout the UP from here and went kayaking on the river through Northland where they'll drop you off then you kayak back to the site. The shop was also really nice inside and had some neat stuff. The campground itself was small but quaint, no one was noisy or annoying while we were there. Benny (the wooden sculpture) was fun to take pictures with too. Sad the old owners have left and sold it recently but am hopeful nothing major changes about it. We definitely plan on coming back in the future if it stays the same or is even better!

The store is very welcoming with many different local items to shop. There are many wonderful…read moreflavors of hard ice cream to choose from, it's difficult to decide what to have. The owners were so helpful & gave us tips on places to visit. We left with fun souvenirs, stickers, & treats.

Great little spot. My kids got the ice cream and it was great. I love getting ornaments from the…read moreplaces we go and this place had the best $. The same offerings at other spots for half price.

So delicious! All three kids had the chicken, two with chicken gravy. I had the veggie with beef…read moregravy and my husband had the traditional with beef gravy! We all tried each others as well. All were delicious and my son said they hit the spot after our 6.5 mile hike and 2 hour boat tour! After the boat tour, back to Muldoons to get their apple pastie and flavor of the day, blueberry pastie! Would highly recommend!

Pasty is something we have heard of and had several variations where it's turned up. No ties being…read morewhat we'd grab from the pub, and of course the Midwest hand pies. But this is the truly authentic one - beef, potatoes, carrots, and rhubarb. Thick brown gravy (it completes the pasty - don't skip on it). Coleslaw was tangy, that balance between creamy and vinegary. It's worth checking out - expect a nice, warm, hearty meal!

Nice selection of materials, fairly priced. The owner, personable, helpful, and knowledgeable…read more Highly recommend shop.

I visited Miss Good Stitch while camping at Hiawatha National Forest. It was a pleasant surprise to…read morefind the shop. Friendly and helpful staff. I bought yet another quilt kit, so my day was made .

A Heartwarming Stop at The Cross Village Gift Shop (I believe called Peninsulas now) - A Must-Visit…read moreon the Tunnel of Trees While riding the Tunnel of Trees on a Great Lakes motorcycle trip with a couple of friends, we made a planned stop at The Cross Village Gift Shop to grab a patch and a T-shirt to remember the ride. It was about 9:45 AM when we pulled up--only to find out they didn't open until 11. We were on a tight schedule and couldn't wait around. Just as we were about to leave, the owner came out the back door walking her dog, Chester. She greeted us warmly and explained they weren't open yet, but asked if we'd be in the area later. When we told her we wouldn't be able to return, she did something truly generous--she opened the shop early just for us. This also meant changing Chester's morning routine, where he usually walks to the post office to "get his mail"--which we learned is code for a treat from the mailman. Still, she welcomed us in, let us browse, and made sure we left with what we came for. It was such a simple act of kindness, but it stuck with us. The Cross Village Gift Shop isn't just a place to grab souvenirs--it's a place full of character, warmth, and heart. If you're anywhere near Cross Village or riding the Tunnel of Trees, make it a point to stop by. Support this small business. Meet Chester. You won't forget the experience.

Had the absolute pleasure to visit Peninsulas nestled in charming Cross Village, and I have to say:…read moreit was truly such a great retail experience that I would go out of my way just to visit again. The merchandise is not the usual stuff you find in the local souvenir shops, but curated with local/regional delights from many local businesses and artisans. You will find something amazing to commemorate a trip Up North. Outstanding service is the next thing that really stood out to me during my two visits to the shop. The shopkeepers are kind and inviting, and are the very definition of "Midwest nice." I could've spent an hour chatting with the saleswoman or the gentleman (who was either the owner or related to the owner). The whole shopping experience was so wonderful, I just had to write a review. If you're ever in the area or nearby, Peninsulas should be a destination.