Recently I came here since I was in need to make a pit stop. I'm sure I've been here a few times…read more Overall this rest stop is very accommodating, modern and clean. Plenty of parking, fair priced vending machines with plenty of useful tourist information.

Michigan does an outstanding job of providing convenient and clean rest rooms. I've hit a few of…read morethem during my time in the Battle Creek area and this one is just as good as others. The parking lot is easy to access and well marked. The bathrooms are clean, the dog walking area is easy to get to and they have a couple of picnic areas. There is separate parking for cars and trucks. Perhaps the only improvements would be some better shade if I was thinking of catching a nap, and a wifi signal? [Review 11116 overall, 889 of 2019.]

First time coming here, I needed a place to stop at since I was in the area heading back towards…read morechicago. This place had plenty of parking and the restrooms were fairly maintained this is all I do think that it's a bit outdated. There's no graffiti thankfully in the bathroom stalls. The vending machines are fairly priced too. Overall, Casual roadside rest stop.

A couple of miles short of where I-94 and I-69 meet, Michigan has located another one of their…read moreexcellent rest stops. Westbound between Detroit and Kalamazoo, this rest area is clean, peaceful, offers an easy lane for slowing down off the highway and enough room to get back onto the highway with good visibility. The building is the same as other MDOT rest areas I've seen with bathrooms, vending machines, a map of the local area, picnic tables, a dog walking area and some shady spots (depending on the angle of the Sun) for a brief snooze. Not too many spots for semis and RVs, but there is some room. I imagine it gets quite busy in the evenings and overnights. It is only patrolled by state police as they pass by on the highway, so be aware of your surroundings and strangers who might approach. [Review 11079 overall, 852 of 2019.]

Maybe the second time actually stopping in Jackson at all…read more There are Red E chargers here, 3 of them. Found it here from our Charge Finder app. The charge cords are extremely short here, have to park right on top of the charger almost. The charger puts out about 42kW. There is even a tiny park, bench and a statue here. An old US Air Force plane at the entrance. It is about the size of the corporate airport by DTW. We inside the airport just to check it out and see what's inside. There's a restaurant inside of small airport too and a line for a table too, oddly enough.

Great little airport. Really nice tower and they have a pretty good restaurant right on the field.read more

Staff is very friendly and helpful with assisting passengers board the train. I got there with…read moreminutes to spare(thanks to a slow driving Uber driver). I was upgraded to Business Class which includes a FREE beverage(non-alcoholic) and unlimited coffee. Smooth process all the way around!

Live the endless coffee in the restaurant. We stop here every year to and from EAA Airventure. Fuel…read moreis discounted if you pay cash.

Good airport small but really good service. Fast fueling. Good mechanics, nice Airstrip…read more You can rent some good aircraft and pilots that are on standby if you need

What a great experience!!!!! Great driver. Exceeded expectations!! We had a large group and it…read morewas perfect!!!

Good value! Bus was fun, driver was not very interactive. They reacted to a short notice request…read more We went to a few wineries.. all good.

Ok! I loved this place. So many acres to play on and drench yourself in mud. The price is beyond…read morefair. The gate guys were so nice and helpful as it was our first time there. Make sure you bring your orange flag. Fill out the waiver online before you go. You can bring in coolers and food and hang out while in there. I will definitely be back. I covered my Jeep in mud and loved every minute of it. You will too!

Entertaining ORV trails and scramble areas in an old gravel pit. Good for ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt…read morebikes; also some jeep and truck areas. It's privately rather than state owned, so you don't need most of the usual Michigan DNR ORV permits. There are still waivers and ID requirements. I'm a mellow rider on a little 250 dual sport, so I can't speak to the aggressive areas like Warn Valley and Devil's Tower, but the Welcome Trail and Border Trail are right around my level. I found the terrain better maintained and more varied than The Mounds, and haven't tried Holly Oaks yet. Good fun!