We recently visited The old log resort to tube down the river. I seriously cannot say enough nice…read morethings about this place, Michael/Heather, and their employees. We were greeted with the utmost respect from the second we called, to pulling into the parking lot, getting help onto the river, and getting off. It was one of the prettiest parts of the river that we have seen, very wide open. Pulling into the campground from the river, allowed us to experience their adorable establishment. I truly can't wait to go back and camp next time. I won't say any names but we tried the same experience the day before at a close establishment. It was horrible, a long walk with no help, cash only, and a $80.00 cash deposit. The owner was very disrespectful also.

We spent the weekend here with our kids and it was really nice. The cabin was cute, clean, and…read morespacious, with a nice deck in the back. We went canoeing which was also pretty fun, and made some smores over the fire. At night if you walk down to the river you can catch a bit of the stars, they look great out here. I will say to bring a box fan if you can because the cabin gets quite warm at night, and bring your own towels. All in all, we had a great time. We will definitely be returning!

Love this magical park. Love the Imerman family for giving Saginaw this special park. Beautiful…read morehiking and love the dog park.

Even though it is not the most beautiful park, it is great for walking around to get some fresh…read moreair. I see fish in the water but due to the advisories I think most people would prefer not to fish here. There are also a few grills and large gazebos that can be reserved for local residents in case you want to have a cookout. If you have a dog or child they can play in their designated playgrounds. Admission is free to local residents as well, as long as you display the sticker provided.

OMG we cannot say enough about how much we enjoyed our day here. Everyone was spectacular including…read morethe flight to the lodge by Rusts. Steve our guide was great. Very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. The food was awesome and we were greeted by a smile by the young lady at the counter (I feel bad I don't remember her name right now). She is amazing. Very helpful and accommodating. Everyone that we interacted with was nice. The fishing was great. The streams are beautiful. You need to make sure you can walk in the terrain. Be equipped. The next time we visit it will be for a few days. They have beautiful cabins you can rent. The prices are reasonable. Alaska isn't cheap but well worth saving your pennies for! Life time memories for sure.

From the owner: Hand-built out of native white spruce logs, Riversong Lodge has been providing guests with a truly…read moreunique fishing and lodging experience since 1974. We're located at Lake Creek, a famous Alaskan river known for its abundance of native fish species. At Riversong Lodge, our accommodating staff is always eager to provide you with an unforgettable stay. Meanwhile, our experienced chefs are hard at work cooking up something exquisite. Contact us today to reserve one of our eight comfortable cabins.

Stayed in the yellow cottage twice and had a great time both years! We love Tom Sue and family and…read morethey treated us like family - and they let our family of 6 or 7 dogs stay in the cottage with us. They were so accommodating and welcoming! The residents were also very gracious and welcoming of our crazy pack. We saw eagles nesting across the lake, and the sunrises and sunsets made the sky over the lakes the most incredible colors "Like God painted the sky" Tom told me. We will miss him but we know his spirit will always be there.

Camped here over the 4th. Bathrooms were ok, a lot of spider webs…read more Rented a pontoon and it barely worked but got charged anyway. Probably not going back here.

Crystal Lake is an all-sports spring-fed lake in the Township of Crystal, Michigan, near Carson…read moreCity. It is 724 acres in size and 70 feet deep at the deepest point. It is approximately eight miles around by walking or driving. Our daughter-in-law's parents have invited us often to join them at their cottage on Crystal Lake. It is great for boating, kayaking, water skiing, jet skiing, swimming, fishing, and more. Sometimes it gets almost too busy but early mornings are always calm and the best time to sit out and enjoy a cup of coffee. Over the years we have had fierce debates over whether there are actually fish in the lake but some fish have been pulled out once in a while...sometimes even keepers! It is only about an hour from Lansing and two hours from Detroit; a relatively short drive compared to the similar lakes much farther up north. Now back to my nothing box (google it) to stare at the lake.

Always fresh & hot! Great service too. Todays cream of asparagus soup was delicious and homemade…read more Small town hospitality with fresh and hot delicious food

Was visiting and camping in Cadillac, and stopped in for breakfast because of the reviews I had…read moreread. We were definitely not disappointed! What a great breakfast! We were seated by the window so we were able to look out and enjoy the beautiful views of Lake Cadillac. Our service was great! Very nice and friendly. Nice quaint restaurant. Our food was delicious! We all left very full and satisfied! The portions were very generous. If you're visiting the area and are looking for a delicious breakfast, I highly recommend this place. If I'm ever back in Cadillac, I will definitely be back! Highly recommended!

I've been going here for as long as I can remember. Apparently, it's one of the most popular…read moretourist places in Michigan... mainly just so your kids can jump off the dam and go swimming. The campground itself is very rustic: no electricity, hand water pump, outhouse toilets. The park is free to enter and is a popular fishing spot. The dammed side of the river is very rocky and strong current, and the water level fluctuates from flooding into the forest to a bunch of rocks depending on the season. It certainly offers a rewarding fishing challenge if you can fight off the crayfish, snags, and kids jumping in the way to splash in the water. For a better fishing experience, go to the lake side. Shore fishing is met with blobs of grass and minimal catches, but if you take a small boat out into the reservoir, it's filled with sizeable bluegill, smallmouth bass, and the elusive northern pike. I go to this area several times a year for fishing, photographs, and nostalgia.

Iconic Tridge downtown Midland. Must see! Relaxing walk over the unique tridge connecting three…read morerivers. Grab a coffee or lunch to-go nearby and enjoy sitting on the benches at the center of where the three bridges meet. Dog park and skate park are located nearby. HIGHLY recommend visiting!!!

This is a fun stop if you're in town! It's a three-legged wooden pedestrian bridge that spans the…read moreconfluence of the Tittabawassee and Chippewa Rivers in Chippewassee Park. It's pretty rare to see a three legged bridge, and even more rare to see one as well maintained and gorgeous as this one. We came from the side closest to downtown, and there was plenty of parking in the lot, with free three hour parking on the street as well. There's a watercraft access point for kayaks and the like, and a few people boating and people fishing at the shores of the lake. There were also people having a picnic at the picnic tables. It's a peaceful place to visit and the surrounding grounds are well maintained.

I was just driving through and seen this pier on the map and thought I'd stop for a break…read more What a fantastic river front park. Peaceful and lots of nice waking paths. Many on the paths go out over the water which was super cool. If you driving though this would be a great place to stop and have a picnic or just wander around. With all the piers I bet I'd be a cool place to do some sunrise photography .

Beautiful views and awesome bridges. My husband and I came on a quick walk here while we were in…read moretown. It was very peaceful.

There is a loop (clockwise only) around the lake of about 2 miles and several off shoot trails if…read moreyou wanted to take a longer hike. The lake hike has nice views of the lake first from a large board walk and then all along. The second half is a bit hilly or has little dunes and a large bird (& probably beaver based on the amount of trees in the water and one of the nature signs) area. The trails are very well marked and maintained and at each junction there is a large map. I always put a picture of the park map in my phone before heading out but this wouldn't have been necessary. The park is not dog friendly / vehicle friendly / several other things and closes at 7 pm. There are large signs posted at the entrance of all the things you shouldn't do. You can fish from the board walk and several people were but also one thing I noticed about this was that there are un-retrieved fishing lures everywhere, which was unusual to see and sad for the birds.

This is a wonderful forested trail that includes a boardwalk over a smallish lake. It's fairly…read moreshort & all level so is perfect for smaller children and adults needing accessibility. There is a good variety of fauna to try to identify, & lots of color in fall. We went mid October on a beautiful fall day & couldn't even get a parking place in spite of ample capacity. But usually there is plenty of space. It's a pretty drive there which makes you forget it's close to large urban area. Very rejuvenating.