If you're driving all the way from the north (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan and get tired, you can…read morestop at this Rest Area 241 for a scenic turnout. Park your car and follow a short trail that leads you to a deck. Climb up the stairs to the top deck and on the top deck you should be able to spot Mackinac Bridge on one side and see Lake Superior on the other side. The deck itself unfortunately isn't too big though, so if there are other people there, you kinda have to wait for your turn, which was what we experienced today when we were there. Also too bad the sky was overcast and cloudy when we were there, so we regrettably couldn't really see Mackinac Bridge very well. But it was still a nice little rest area after one hour of driving.

Quiet over night stay for free. Great stay for RV's. Safe and well lit. Clean facilities.read more

This is a pretty nice seasonal-only rest area (May to November) that is only set up for cars. No…read moretrucks here, due to the turns and the incline. There is some tourist information on display with brochures and pamphlets on attractions and accommodations in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Clean restrooms and there are also picnic tables and a dog run. [Review 17935 overall - 338 in Michigan - 1456 of 2022.]

This rest stop is not only new , it's immaculate! clean and neat both inside and out. Very nice…read morelandscaping, too.

All the facilities including overnight parking for truckers. Restrooms were clean and working…read more Places to take your dog without disturbing others. And lots of parking for people traveling who need to stop. Easy in, easy out.

The rest stop is absolutely amazing! This is definitely a hidden gem, you will find a beautiful…read morebeach and two viewing platforms. Enjoy the views.

Let's get one thing clear: This is just a pit stop. A rest area on US-2. So don't expect there to…read morebe a whole lot to do here. That being said, it's an awesome pit stop. There's a beach with sand and tree-lined views up and down the coast. It's much more scenic than almost any other pit stop, where your eyes get a treat while you stretch your legs. If you don't want to (or can't) get sandy, there are a couple wooden walkways that are also handicap accessible. This way you can enjoy the shoreline views without having to get in the sand. There's also historical information posted around the area. Turns out this place was once the border of the United States! There are also restrooms here.

Go for the in house made donuts. Stay because they have pretty much everything else you need…read more Again go get the donuts. Blueberry is only on Saturday

Really good donuts nice staff and clean store. I will come…read moreagain in the summer but the Donuts were so good that we ate them in a second!

Very effective gas station with a fairly large area to navigate…read more Really solid convenience store like in most of these places in this area If I had to nitpick, I might say that the bathrooms could use some work, but actually, I think this place has everything that you might need if you're trying to pick between the gas stations

We stopped here to get some gas and some drink."s. The pumps are pretty close together but the…read moreprocess was quick and easy. While my husband was pumping, I went in and grabbed some drinks. The drinks and food were pretty cheap. The store was stocked and clean. The bathrooms were also clean. Additionally, the staff was very nice.

Awesome service we enjoyed the pizza that we had a gas station that has just about everything you…read morewould need

My friends and I ended up at Topinabee Market and Deli on our way back to Grand Rapids from…read moreDrummond Island in search of gas and restrooms. I walked in to the market and looked around for a restroom - didn't see one anywhere. I noticed that the space was pretty small and a bit cramped and there was a door propped open that led to what looked like a storage space - luckily I didn't end up in there accidentally. Finally eventually someone working there said that the restrooms were across the street. Got it! Headed across the street to what looked like a state park type free-standing restroom facility. It was fairly clean which was nice! However there was no soap in the dispenser and I couldn't get the automatic faucet to give up any water. Well, I guess that's what hand sanitizer is for, right? Yikes. I did a quick glance around at the liquor options behind the counter, because I wanted to see if I could pick up a local whisky we had tried while on Drummond Island. I didn't see any and the guy behind the counter didn't ask if I had any questions or if I was looking for anything in particular so that was a bit awkward. They only had your typical big name bottles, nothing at all that looked local. Not a big deal but I also didn't feel super welcomed there. There was a nice little walking path and grassy area for my friends' dogs to roam, as well as a really nice view of Mullett Lake! We saw a person hanging out there with their dog just enjoying the views. It made for a pleasant outdoor experience even if the indoor experience wasn't 5 stars. I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get to this spot again, as it was pretty far off the highway.

Recently I saw an ad on Facebook showing poi's by the slice on Fridays so I decided to try it!…read morePizza is excellent, always friendly staff, store is clean and well kept!

Was only in here one time for a sub, but I hear the pizza is amazing too. The sub was excellent and…read moredid not skimp on anything. The owner was incredibly nice and even offered to deliver the sub to the vehicle if i wanted. I chose to wait in the store and the ladies in the back were cheerful and were having a good time working. Now, I just need to order a pizza! You cant go wrong with this place, very nice folks, the food is good and the price is reasonable!

Andy is great to work with! Don't be to quick to judge the book by it's cover. I've used Andy for…read moreall of my U-haul needs. If you want small town hospitality, you'll get it here.