This is such an absolute gem of a place! We love visiting these gardens whenever we are in town…read more They are so well maintained, and the volunteers are so friendly and love to share their knowledge about both the plants and the history. It is a perfect opportunity to learn and stretch your legs. Festival it is free to walk around the grounds and take in the breathtaking views that this site provides here in the shadows of the spires of this former state hospital. The children's garden, fairy garden and Japanese gardens are all breathtakingly, beautiful, and fun to explore how fortunate the city is to have Such a place to retreat to.

It is totally free, including guided tours. They do request donations as the place is fully funded…read moreby donations and grants. They have a large grounds with a lot of different gardens and the old farm buildings being repurposed. The history of the place is interesting: The land was initially part of the Grand Traverse Commons, which was once the site of the Traverse City State Hospital, a mental institution. They have healing gardens, labyrinth, fairy garden, Asian garden, fire resistant garden, community garden, etc... they also have a lot of trails and a self guided tour with a map. The guided tours are done by volunteers.

Two years running we've worked with Champagne Shuttle. I would highly recommend. Reasonably priced,…read morevery professional and responsive and easy to work with. They do a phenomenal job. I wouldn't go anywhere else!

Friendly drivers, great service. These guys are great. I recommend Paul as a driver for your wine…read moretour, he knows the area and is really helpful.

Excellent! We were in Traverse City on the way to Cooperstown for baseball tournament. Great setup…read morewith nice pitching machines. Place was very clean and welcoming vibe.

We are in town staying at our Shelley and Cadillac from downstate. My twins play college baseball…read moreand wanted to keep in shape while we were on Christmas break. The gritshop is exactly what we needed, nothing less or nothing more. Easy scheduling, clean and has exactly what you need.

A beautiful venue, impressive! It was a good game. The best part was the Ballpark DJ - this person…read morewas so unhinged with the music and sound effects, it was hilarious and made the game that much more entertaining. 10/10 recommend going to a Pit Spitters game for baseball and comedy!

I had the pleasure of spending a warm sunny evening at the Turtle Creek stadium on Tuesday. i have…read morebeen there before and was surprised to see how sparse the crowd was. I was in a Suite for 12. it was a little cramped and the chairs were not the most comfortable. The Pit Spitters played exceptionally and are obviously well coached. I was disappointed in the food selections. Being in a Suite I had expected more exciting and worthy food options. The server David, was wonderful. The food was not. My burger and waffle fries was cold when they arrive. David took it away and quickly came back with a fresh offering. The burger was warm, the fries were not. For $18.50 I have had far superior food at a lower price. The bun was the cheapest, the ketchup was the cheapest brand as was the mustard. The can of beer was $11.00. outrageous. Maybe now I see why the attendance was low. You need to do better. the team is working hard and doing well. The food choices and production was not.

A wonderful music listening room where the audience respects the artist. Alcohol is available.read more

I didn't have any food, so ixnay on that. Service- well, the…read moreevent leaders seemed nice, it was a concert. The Sweet Water Warblers: super group consisting of May Erlewine, Rachel Davis and Lindsay Lou. Two of the ladies now live in Nashville. Ambiance- light and sound were good. Poor Lindsay's guitar battery died mid song, but there were others she was able to borrow for the remainder of the show. I sat in the back, far left. I couldn't see the violinist who joined for two numbers, and couldn't see May when she played the piano. But, I could hear it all excellently. Def stop by and see a show or check their schedule to see what acts are coming soon.

Had a great sail. The weather was perfect, drinks were delicious, the atmosphere was relaxing and…read morethe crew was enjoyable. So glad we choose this on our trip

The perfect summer experience in Traverse City! The Happy Hour sail was so much fun with beautiful…read moreviews of the bay. The staff is amazing and made the experience great for everyone, I highly recommend!

We had our wedding at this venue on July 15th and it was perfect. Especially considering, we live…read morein LA and we had to plan everything remotely. Chris and Stephanie was so awesome from day 1, to help us organize the whole thing till the last minute. You can tell they really care about their business and people they serve to. Don't go anywhere to arrange flowers or anything, Stephanie does an amazing job and she has a great taste. I seriously couldn't ask for a better wedding and better people to work with. The venue is gorgeous, we had a small wedding and that's why we used the Woodside Chapel tent area. They took care of the garden so well, it was very green and beautiful. Even if it would rain, the tent would easily cover 50 people. I honestly don't know what else to say, it was perfect. Thank you so much for everything Chris and Stephanie!

Our daughter and new son-in-law were married at Frog Pond Village in August. The venue was picture…read moreperfect as well as the ceremony and reception. Karen and Bill were so helpful from start to finish. Karen even helped calm my "mother-of-the bride" nerves. I would highly recommend hosting any event, especially a wedding at the BullFrog Chapel and Reception Hall at Frog Pond Village.

We had a fantastic weekend here at the resort. We skied, swam, my son ice skates. Food was great…read moreat all the restaurants. The mountain was very icy yesterday but they made snow last night; so today is better.

We use to come here all the time, this will prob be our last time. It use to be affordable. Now…read moreeverything is "ala cart" so they nickel and dime u to death. Cant even ride the chair lifts for free except on saturdays. REALLY? $16 per alpine slide ride. Really disapointed.