My boyfriend and I stopped in on Tuesday for bogo Tuesday. Admission was $13 total thanks to the…read morecoupon. I would say it's a little steep if we didn't have a coupon. The course was a little challenging but very well maintained. The waterfalls were very pretty. Everything was clean. They also have a game room and ice cream shop. We had a small cup of ice cream for $4 and it was enough for the two of us to split.

Headed to Sandy Dunes Adventure Golf to waste some time and have a bit of family fun. It's a nice…read moresized place that not only offers putt putt, but also has a small arcade room with a few claw and pinball machines, as well as an ice cream shop. They were really easy to find while driving down the road, and they also have a nice large parking lot, and clean bathroom facilities available. Also, the staff was fantastic and friendly, they made us feel really welcomed. Unfortunately it was raining when we first arrived, so we played some games before grabbing some ice cream snacks. My youngest was thrilled that they even had non-dairy ice cream options, she feels so special when places are considerate of those with allergies. They had a nice outdoor seating area, with half being under a roof so we didn't get rained on. After eating, the weather had cleared, so we began our putt putt adventure. The greens, and surrounding areas, were all really well maintained. We genuinely had a lot of fun, and we will definitely make another visit when back in town.

I recommend this place !! The very nice lady stayed an hour and 30 mins over closing for us to…read morefinish. The sleuce experience was fun picking through rocks. The dinosaur walk was fun to take photos with. 10/10 recommend. Just maybe don't stay super late like we did...

But why? It's a dinosaur park…read more The actual dinosaur park was a wonderful throwback, full of nostalgia. On top of that, the new activities were a lot of fun for the kids as well. But the giant Jesus statue? Just why?

Beautiful scenic picnic area... Beach, play area, picnic tables, pavilion, boat launch, fishing…read morepier...

Great spot to stop and stretch your legs! They have areas for all ages of kids!…read more Heads up! This is behind a school so when you google "playgrounds in Frankenmuth" and this pops up on your GPS, don't be surprised when you're turning into a high school parking lot. They had a playground for bigger kids, one for smaller kids, structures to climb, an empty area to simply run around, and all is surrounded with fencing. Additionally, I saw a few picnic tables, and other people mentioned the trails behind the school that were great for walking or biking. This was great place to get out from a long car ride. NO BATHROOMS right there (maybe portapotties close by but we didn't see any) so bring your own or teach your kid to go near a tree.

I am 18 years of age and don't remember a lot from my childhood but one I do remember is loving the…read morechildren's museum. I really wanted to celebrate my 18th there because i knew it would bring back happy memorie. but didn't want it to be weird at my grown age. One day I hope to go back and play in that water table. I would truly do anything to be a kid and play there. I hope I get married there. nothing would bring me more joy.

Wonderful place to play! Took my granddaughter to play when she was in Michigan visiting. It was…read morefun to watch her experience everything. The staff was friendly and helpful. There were a few items that needed some updating and repair like the noses for the eyeglasses, the heart area, and the wooden cars and racetrack. Other than that there was still a wide variety of things for kiddos of all ages to do. Large open areas that promote running around and a huge lazy river, water table to play in. A very inexpensive way to spend a few hours!

Stumbled upon Whispering Pines and what a treat! You have to call for an appointment. They worked…read morewell with our group (12 ppl) and were even able to offer us a group discount. Amazing assortment of animals you'd never imagine being on the back roads of Lexington, but they are! Not really a destination, but a great stop for an morning or afternoon of interesting exploring. Bring change and you can feed the barn yard animals (they have feed machines - they dont eat actual change). We had mostly elementary age kids, much older and they'd probably run through the place in 15 minutes.

This was not worth stopping for. After driving back and forth down the street we found the place…read more It was unmarked so we called and the person who answered phone was no help. She told us she brings animals to schools and it was not a place to visit.

Cute little reindeer farm. The event was tailored to children, but overall a good experience…read more Only complaint was the lack of urgency to open at noon, as the tickets stated.

We went this past weekend. It was ok.. I definitely felt it is overpriced for what it is. Santa and…read morethe reindeer were the highlight.

This place looks abandoned. I would not recommend. Went yesterday only 1 car in parking lot. Zero…read morevideo games.

Had a blast go carts were fun good family experience playing put put golf also bumper boats were…read moresuper fun maybe could use more employees but the lady was doing everything by herself

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!! What a fantastic experience! It was our first rage room experience and…read moredefinitely not our last. We had no idea what to expect other than we break stuff for 30 minutes (which didn't seem like very much time). We suited up and put on head-to-toe safety gear, walked into the rage room, got our safety orientation and instructions, and then the rage inducing music started, which perfectly set the mood. I went first. I picked up my first weapon of choice, the classic baseball bat. My husband set up a wine bottle for me, I took a few practice swings and then hesitantly, went for it. I hit that bottle with so much force I totally obliterated it, WOW!!! It felt so weird at first but the next thing you know, we were taking turns letting it all out, crushing, slamming, hitting, swinging, breaking, obliterating, throwing, hammering, and yelling out primal screams while we destroyed bottles, glasses, dishes, electronics, omg it felt like we were there for 2 hours. The floor was covered in debris, we were sweating, exhausted, and emotionally cleansed. What a workout and so much fun!!! Worth every dime!!! This strange, wonderful, destructive, cleansing experience brought us closer together. It was cathartic for both of us and we can't wait to do it again!!!

Located next to a State Farm, it's a pretty small place. You can sign your release form in advance,…read morethey open at 5pm on weekdays and booking online was easy. You get a cotton jumpsuit and a really well fortified helmet. I was impressed by the helmets. If you want to have a super safe experience I would wear something to protect my neck and wear thick soled shoes because of the broken and flying glass. I wouldn't recommend more than 2 people in the rage room as it's not very big and you have a decent chance of hitting someone. They provide you with crow bars, baseball bats and hammers. Keep in mind you can bring your own items to break. Depending on what package you buy online determines on how stuff you get to break. You can play your own music or use theirs, I really liked their playlist. We had fun! It gets very hot because of the outfits and physical exertion. Would do it again!

Beautiful park with breathtaking views. The cabins for rent here are awesome. Shared public…read morerestrooms that are clean. Great way to have an affordable, refreshing weekend getaway.

I went here for a quick day hike after kayaking to Turnip Rock. There's actually two trailheads-…read moreone official one with campgrounds and bathrooms, and one with a bridge over the river. I parked at the trailhead with the bridge, which does not have any amenities. If you're nervous about trying to find it, it's right next to the Dark Sky Lodge and Tavern so you can plug that into your navigation system. It's also well marked with a small gravel lot. When I went, the trailhead lot was full so I parked at a grassy lot across the street. The trail runs though the beach and forest ecosystem and it's pretty well maintained and well marked. It's impossible to get lost. As you go near the beach there's plenty of offshoot trails leading to the beach. Just watch out for ticks!