Great park for walks and runs whether you have two legs or four…read more There were a couple horses and their owners enjoying the paths; with that in mind, watch where you're going. Lest you get run down by a horse or step on a turd. There are several tables and benches scattered around so it seems like a great place to have a picnic when the weather is good. It'd be a good idea to pack something to enjoy after your walk. In the wintertime they also have a hill for sledding, toboggan runs, and a skating rink. Unfortunately it had been raining on and off the week before so some parts of the paths had turned into pretty big puddles. Neither of us had rain boots on so we didn't want to move further in those directions.

Great place to go with the family. Great prices. They have a great selection of music that they…read moreplay.

Very impressed with this skate rink. We've traveled to many cities and states, trying all the…read morelocal rinks but this one was a hidden little treasure just on the out skirts of West Branch. We were quite surprised by how nice the rink was, the floor was clean, DJ was amazing, service was great, everyone was very friendly and welcoming. It was a great environment, sure wish they were open all year round, we would come more often.

Never a dull moment here, lots of great memories and fantastic staff!! Great for families of all…read moreages and an awesome job for kids, or part time. Highly recommend this business.

I have been going to Skateland for over 45 years . I would say Skateland is a big part of me in so…read moremany ways .. Last nite was there 60 years of being open ,What a great turn out . John Davis Sr.

We had a great experience at Spinning Wheels Arena. The staff was friendly, the facility was clean,…read moreand the atmosphere was very family friendly. The music, lighting, and overall vibe made it a fun place for kids and adults to enjoy together. Everything felt well organized, and you could tell they take pride in creating a safe and welcoming environment. We will definitely be back and would highly recommend this skating rink to other families looking for a fun outing.

Tuesday is dollar skate! You can't beat it. Battle the kiddies to get your cheap skate on. Spinning…read moreWheels has a nice snack bar area and improved prize selection, also offers Wii playing on a big screen. Downfalls include outdated, yucky restrooms :( and smelly old carpet on the walls.

This is by far the dump of the year!…read more I attended a surprise birthday party for a friend there, food was brought in/delivered by an outside restaurant and the photo booth was in full photo force. The place hasn't been updated since they built it, the restrooms were a complete disgrace to the roller rink industry. The men's room had no running faucet water, the actual faucets were sitting next to the sink. However there was soap, guess you can use the toilet water to rinse your hands off. As for the ladies room only one faucet was working and the doors wouldn't lock shut. As we were walking out, there were kids under the age of 10 yrs old cleaning the roller rink floor, By then that place was screaming, don't ever come back!

The facilities are great, prices are average, but I had to grant a lower score because every time I…read morego there, the staff is very standoffish. Maybe it's just because they're all probably part-time high school or college kids, but they could really improve the customer service to make the place seem more inviting.

the experience is fantastic and the other review is just being mean. none of what the other review…read morewas correct at all. the place is fun and not boring at all if you're staying caseville I think this would be a great place to hang out.

This used to be a great roller skating rink back in the day. Always a treat to go on Friday or…read moreSaturday night as a kid and teen. It closed for a long time as the owners were ready to retire and sell the rink. River's Edge, a cult of sorts, has acquired the rink. While they still advertise open skating, do not be fooled! A group of us took our kids there a few times (all skate or play hockey) and are of age to be there without parental supervision according to the rink itself. No sooner than we arrived at the house and we got a call to come pick up our kids as the rink decided to close! Although they refunded the admission paid, it does nothing to compensate for the inconvenience and disappointment of the kids! Further more, they use it for their "services" and have totally allowed the rink to become run down and really unsafe as they allow kids to walk out into the rink while others are skating and have removed the rink side boards. There is dirt and dust everywhere so it makes it even more difficult to skate. The worst thing though, is they allow the kids to run the rink. At first I thought it was just teens helping out and then when returning to pick up my children, I did not see one responsible adult that was supervision the operation. Our kids reported, while no one tried to "save" them or "convert" them, they did play music that was all Christian. Nothing wrong with that, but I really don't feel that kids need to be indoctrinated with the Evangelical going to go to hell sinner, but Jesus loves you messages. No thanks. They are also responsible for destroying two more iconic destinations in the town: The Bay Cafe (Bay Window) and the Bay Theater. For a so called organization that prides itself on maintaining the family, this speaks of greed and impropriety to me. They also destroyed 3 places that were very family friendly and had been for decades. All lost and gone in a matter of a few years. The city of Caseville needs to realize that with this presence, many families, such as ours, will seek out other vacation spots and for many, including our family - different communities to live in within the area. Reducing tax monies and putting other viable small business at risk in the town as folks will take their hard earned money and head across the Bay or to Port Austin or Bad Axe.

Been here for a few wrestling shows hosted by pure pro wrestling.. it's definitely unique…read more. The tickets are cheap to get into the local Pure Pro Wrestling showcases.. and they're definitely giving us our money's worth of entertainment. The seating is not that comfortable but the shows are fun, crowded, boisterous and energetic!! Tickets are cash only and the concessions are cash only, but they do have a bar and the events have meet and greets and merch tables.. They do have hockey games here as well, and those are also nice.. good cheap family friendly entertainment... While the place looks like it could stand a bit of a renovation, the low budget ambience fits in here.. I like it..

This is an older ice arena located in Flint / Schwartz Creek area. There are two sheets of ice…read morehere, and it's home to several ice hockey programs and high school programs. If you are attending a hockey game here, the main things you want to be aware of are: 1) It's freezing inside. Even by ice arena standards, it's quite cold and there is no radiant heating system. Bring some gloves and a blanket. 2) The lighting is just so-so, but the sight lines are great. Plenty of good seating and standing options. 3) Quality of ice is very good, benches are clean and decent sizes. 4) Locker rooms are tiny, a Pee Wee or larger team is going to need 2 rooms (adjoining rooms share a shower). This rink is home to a few famous players, most notably Tim Thomas and Brian Rolston among other, mostly college players. I was an amazing rink when it was built, but now it's mostly just a community rink with a snack bar, skate rental, etc. I don't think it has Live Barn, but it did have wifi.