Hi my name is Chris and i ans my sister took my nephew a couple weeks ago and we had a blast…read moreplanning on coming this next weekend. I wonder how fast the go-carts can go? I was impressed with the staff and the speed of the go-cart and how everything was set up. We will be back again. We live in Burton so its not too far out of the way for us. See you next time you guys rock

Had a great time with friends at this track! Employees were…read morefriendly and helpful. Will definitely be back to try the IronMan race.

It was a great way to spend the day with family without breaking the bank. Highly recommended!!read more

Great place for toddlers! Not too busy like much larger zoos and can get closer to the animals for…read morelearning! One suggestion I have is more restroom signs or other smaller restrooms throughout.

We decided to check this place out as an impromptu adventure to celebrate our anniversary. I have…read morebeen curious about this place for years as we always pass by on our way to Frankenmuth. This was well worth the stop!!! This is a tiny zoo (If you have ever been to Potter Park Zoo in East Lansing, this would be a decent comparison) with a great variety of wildlife. We were impressed with how many species they had. All the animals were very up close and active, so viewing them was truly enjoyable. The animals all looked healthy, enclosures and overall zoo were well kept. Lots of "snack" boxes that you could get a handful of feed for 25 cents or you can buy a cup of carrots for $5 when you buy your admission. Every animal is in an enclosed pen with a perimeter fence so some of them are impossible to feed. They also have pay options for special encounters but i'm not sure what that entails as we did not do that. My only issue is that the enclosures should be bigger. They are a nonprofit and they seem to take on animals from other zoos or at least that is what I was told. As a nonprofit, I'm sure funding is a challenge. This place really was a hidden little gem and we would highly recommend! We look forward to another visit.

Recently planned a meet up at Wilderness trails zoo with some family. It had been a few years since…read moreany of us have been there, and seeing it now, with many renovations completed, it looks fantastic, and functions with a much better flow. The entrance, and gift shop, is easily 4 times it's original size; and they always have the cutest collection of plushes. The grounds, and habitats appeared well maintained. The animals were all quite active, playful, and seemed to be healthy; the petting farm area is always a must stop when you visit. The staff are great too; friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The zoo now offers animal experiences for an extra fee, which can be purchased online or at the entrance, adding a more private element of fun. I will say though, I was really bummed that the Rainforest area was now only open as an "experience" purchase. Years ago it was easily my favorite exhibit, but unfortunately is now out of my price range, especially for a family (as I found the experience costs to be a bit high), so we were unable to see it. Overall we all really enjoyed our outing at the Wilderness Trails Zoo. They did a great job keeping the walk area around the zoo shaded, you could find animal feeding stations and hand sanitizer in many locations, seating widely available, a picnic/eating area, prepackaged ice cream bars/dippin dots in store, children's playground, clean restrooms, and plenty of parking available as you first arrive. This zoo is definitely worth the visit, and I'm sure I'll be having another day trip here again soon.

I really liked this. I was here for a day pass with my 5 year old sister, me (15), and my…read moregrandparents. I really liked all the water slides. The food tasted pretty good too!

We had a birthday party for our kids and their friends there today, it was a great experience…read more The kids loved it, very affordable, clean and fun-highly recommend

We love visiting Lane's Lanes and the Mead Tavern (formerly Mayville Lanes). The bowling is cheap…read moreand always fun! They have glow bowl at 9pm and a few bumper lanes for kids, plus a small arcade. The adult beverages were cold and affordable. The food was made to order and tasty. They have a small espresso machine, and will whip you up some tasty coffee drinks at any hour of the day. Food includes sandwiches, salads and fried foods. An American hidden gem, with friendly staff and an attentive owner. Stop by for affordable entertainment.

Great playground! Old school made of wood! So fun for all ages. Very unique! I really like this…read moreplayground! It has a small area for younger kids, lots of climbing and sliding. Hiding places.

When it's nice outside, this playscape is busy! At times a bit too loud for residents in the area…read more Have concerns about traffic on Lawndale. Too many people drive too fast in consideration there are children playing in the area!

This is one of the free things to do in flint. It is about 4.5 stars. The stepping stone is a man…read moremake water fall with beautiful design on the flow of water downstream. There are two entrances to the falls. I would suggest go to the Branch Road entrance is closer to the falls. The one located near Bray Road is more area for the fishing. The fall is cascading down the step like stepping stone which match the name of the attraction. I like it multiple falls section which make it unique. It has several photo spot. Great to have it.

Beautiful man made waterfalls. We were thrilled to hear the rushing water before we even saw a…read moredrop. The surrounding green space is inviting and we even saw a deer in the meadow. Looks like a great place to go for a run and very family friendly. Can't wait to return