Been here with a friend on Saturday around 5.30pm for German festival with a large wooden dance…read morefloor. Good food, drinks, and souvenirs. The world-famous Hofbrauhaus brewery of Munich exports their beer to the United States.Buy the tickets and got the 160z beer and then a pitcher. It was great. The park also features: 4 picnic pavilionsHP sign - Copy 3 ball diamonds Playgrounds Sand volleyball courts Basketball court Handicap accessible canoe launch Riverwalk pathway (0.9 mile)baseball Several facilities for Festivals and events

Nice little park off the beaten path in Frankenmuth and away from the bustle of the main street…read more We stopped here for a picnic lunch we brought and a nice pavilion with picnic tables, trash cans, etc. for use. There are also a couple of nice ball fields here so tournaments are a go. Playground equipment, ample parking, etc. Everything you would expect. Slightly difficult to get to if not familiar with the area (dead end street).

First time kayaking here and it was amazing - everyone is SUPER helpful and willing to give you a…read morelittle push. You're able to park on the side while you unload your kayak or unload right into the water if you have a boat. During the holiday week - there were barely alot of people there which is awesome. My friend and I just wanted some where to float and chat. She repeated like 15 times while we were on the lake.... "I really like this spot". Bathroom were clean and didn't smell any odor - definitely a plus in my book. Please note - recreation passport is required; it's a honor system if you don't have one. There's a pay drop off there - it's bright yellow. Happy travels!!!

Sleepy Hollow state park what a beautiful park. Many acres to romp around. Lots of parking, has a…read moreboat launch for Lake Ovid (Trolling motors only). Sleepy Hollow has plenty of camping for RV's , tents , and a couple of cabins to rent. Sleepy Hollow has a great beach/picnic areas with bathrooms the Park is very well maintained. There is plenty to do here at this state park : boating,fishing, swimming, hiking, Disc golf.

You never forget your first time!! Yes. This is where I first started my disc golf "career"…read more Ironically, I started here before the course was built. A friend brought me out here on our lunch break and was trying to teach me how to throw. I figured I'd be a pro since I could zing a free style Frisbee. Boy was I wrong!! After a month of practice, I started to get the hang of it. We then ventured to Heritage Park in Frankenmuth, MI to play my first round of disc golf. However, a few weeks later we heard rumors of the city designing a disc golf course for the exact same park where I learned how to throw a disc golf driver. The rumors were true and we started to play the course. Before they put up the signage, we made up our own tee boxes, which ended up being entirely backwards. Once the signs were up we were off the races. The course is well documented and the signs have the distances. The tees are grass or walking path. There is no real need for paved tees yet. My family absolutely loves this course; however, we don't make it there as a family much just because it's 45 minutes from our house. Basket 1: Par 3, 410ft (minus a few since it was recently changed). This is a great basket to test your driving skills in windy conditions. We've not aced this yet, but we've landed a few feet from the basket. Basket 2: Par 3: 320ft. Drive straight into pine trees and hopefully you can snake it through or curve it around. We've not aced this yet, but we've hit the basket. Basket 3: Par 4: 429ft. No chance of an ace... On your second throw you either have to thread it through the eye of the needle or throw a backhand hyzer up over the trees. Basket 4: Par 4: 330ft. No chance of an ace on this basket either. The first throw bends to the left and the next throw snakes down the walking path through the woods. If you get off the beaten path, prepare to get frustrated... ha! Basket 5: Par3: 180ft. Throw a backhand hyzer and fade it to the left at the end. We've hit the basket but have not aced yet. Basket 6: Par 3: 155ft. I'd recommend a forehand throw so it fades to the right at the end. We've hit the basket but have not aced yet. Basket 7: Par 3: 190ft. This is a shot into the woods. I don't have any real strategy for this one... good luck! Basket 8a: Par 4: 349ft. This basket is very deceiving!! This will test your driving skills and your patience. Be cautious on your send throw. It very well may roll all the way back down the hill. Windy days make this basket a killer. We've landed close to the basket, but that's about it. Basket 9: Par 3: 355ft. Throw downhill and keep it as low as possible. You typically have the wind from the west at your back. We've landed next to the basket, but haven't aced it yet. Caution: Watch out for poison ivy on basket 4 at the turn. Caution 2: Watch out for land mines (aka dog droppings).

Lots of trees and shrubs. Beautifully maintained. Sometimes there is a mosquito problem.read more

The playground is in the middle of the woods whereby the only advantage is no sun in the summer…read more You need to deal with mosquitoes and all other bugs and a lot of mud as there is no sun to ever dry it out. not an ideal playground for my kids

This is a great park to come to for kids, teenagers and adults alike!…read more There are two separate playgrounds, a big pond and the Grand River right by! They also offer a disc golf course!

Great place to relax and take the family, you can sled in the winter, go hiking, fishing, play disc…read moregolf, or bring the camera and get some amazing pictures.

Who made the maps of this place? The park is beautiful, Chippewa River runs through it.read more

There is nothing like playing on a brand new disc golf course!…read more This is a great little park with lots of playground equipment for kids. The baseball diamonds are run down, but that doesn't concern me since I don't go there for that. I was playing disc golf in Cass City, MI recently and someone mentioned that they were putting in a new course at Arthur Latham Park in Millington, MI. I was thinking this is too good to be true. Eventually, I did go to the park to see if what he was saying was true. IT'S TRUE! I've spoken to a couple of the creators and they are planning to put a 18 basket course and a 9 basket course on the park. So far they have 9 baskets. The are all wooded and very scenic. A couple of the baskets reside near a shallow creek. No worries if you throw in the water. I'd highly doubt you'll risk a disc. All of the baskets are bright orange which makes them a lot easier to spot. There is no signage yet on the course, but give it time. It's brand new! One word of caution: If your wife is 7 months pregnant, she might be a little sore after walking this course. She's a trooper! My whole family enjoys this park. I will definitely be playing this course again!

Solitaire does a fantastic job with customer service. Course is well maintained. Carts are in…read moregood order. Everything is great for a hometown course. Solitaire makes a very fun organized experience

Value Course that really delivers! Gravel cart paths, laid-back attitude, a little on the short…read moreside, but offers a good challenge with a lot of woods, multiple river hazards & undulating greens. We'll be back. Small kitchen, beer cart, friendly owner!!

I'm so grateful for a fenced in playground area with bathrooms!…read more It's a great playground for multiple ages, there are some shaded picnic tables, and you can walk over to the splash pad when it opens at noon. I look forward to taking my littles again soon!

I'm extremely impressed with this park. I would not have known about it other than from a friend at…read morework who lives in the area. As soon as you drive in, this magnificent (perspective of a kid) playground appears to the left. It's even called the Kids Kingdom. My kids had a blast. Even my 20 month old had a wonderful time. We brought some PIZZA, ate on one of the nice picnic tables within Kids Kingdom. However, I must admit I had a specific intent for checking out this park; disc golf!! There is an 18 hole disc golf course. There are plenty of trees, dog legs (left and right turns... not actual legs of dogs), and water hazards to make it interesting. There is a nice variety of long and short throws. The tee pads were extremely easy to find; however, the baskets from the tee pads weren't as easy to find. If I had the map, that I attached to this review, from the beginning it would have been a different story. I skipped one basket because I assumed the drive was a little longer. I ended up throwing it 3/4 of the way to the next basket. No worries... I'll know better next time. I didn't know what PAR was for the baskets, so I assumed everything was PRO PAR and ended with 1 over for the 18 holes. I know there is a lot of room for improvement. I will definitely take my family to this park again!! My wife also wanted me to mention on this review that the bathrooms were nice and right next to the playground. My 6 year old didn't realize the bathrooms were so close and found a tree out in the distance. You'd think he was born in a barn or something....

Throughout my time on the nation-wide disc golf tour, I think this one tops them all. Only offered…read more~3 weeks of the year for the amateur national tournament, this course is the ultimate challenge. Because it's played on a tobaggon course, the elevation is supreme. Hole #1 your playing downhill ~150 ft. with hole #2 playing right back up the hill to an even more elevated basket. Following both of these holes, #3 is potentially my favorite hole i've ever played. A monster of a hole (~700 ft with a 200+ ft decline), this hole can make or break your entire round. Played well, the hole can be 3ed. Played poorly, you're looking at a 6 or 7. The hole is lined to the right by a heavily wooded area, which is known to eat discs. This course has great risk/reward. Nearly every hole has an opportunity to go bigger with the option of reducing the remaining distance, but will destroy you if you miss the line. This championship course is all about setting yourself up for the next shot. With about three or four "deuce" holes & an additional three or four "tough deuce" holes, you're going to have to get a couple of them to come out with a good round. The rough is thick & the terrain is intense - so if you're not an above average golfer, do not play this course. If you're an advanced player looking for the ultimate challenge - come play. If you're looking for great disc golf & happen to be lucky enough to come when the course is installed, this course is worth traveling to play.