We love Louie' Fireworks! They are extremely helpful and friendly. I go to them every year since…read more2012. Highly recommend!

The woman who owns this place was so helpful and friendly. We had lots of questions and she was…read morepatient and helpful explaining the different types they had and what they could do. Very clean and organized with large variety of products from ariels to sparklers they have all your fireworks needs. Large parking lot and also a very cute doggy! If I ever come back this way, I'll definitely be stopping in again! Also fun photo ops with a giant chair and firecracker

too political i went to enjoy fireworks with my family and they were just so pushy!!!!read more

Best fireworks and always has awesome deals. Great location right over the state line. Easy in easy…read moreout. Store owner very friendly.

Wonderful park with a pond and a spring for nature discovery. Loads of play equipment and picnic…read moretables, with clean restrooms nearby. Our favorite spot!

We adore Plymouth Township Park! There's so much to do during any season. The big hill is perfect…read morefor sledding for older elementary aged kids and up and it's a bit less steep on the side for younger kids. There are trails to walk through with little streams and bridges and downed trees that are perfect for any season. The pond hosts ducks in the spring and summer which are fun to watch. There are plenty of picnic tables and pavilions to eat at or rent. Lots of different play structures are dotted around, our favorite being the large wooden one. There's even bunches and seating in the center. The best part is that there is a smaller toddler wooden park within the big one which is fenced with one entrance and exit right by the seating with swings. The highlight of the park, though, is the splash pad in summer. It's geared more towards young children and toddlers, probably kindergarten and below, but it's a lot of fun to spread a blanket in the shade while the kids play.

Gorgeous park along the Huron river between Ann Arbor and Dexter. Tons of amenities including an…read more18-hole golf course, disc golf course, picnic areas, playgrounds, baseball diamonds, biking and hiking trails, nature trails, river fishing, and boat launches for canoes and kayaks. My husband and I brought our pups here for a little outdoor time during social distancing and despite it being a gorgeous Saturday early-evening we didn't run into any one else on any of the trails we explored. So it's a really great spot to enjoy some outdoor adventures without worrying about getting too close to other people. Beautifully maintained, tons of parking and pup friendly! Just remember bug spray if you get into the woods/near the river. I forgot and got eaten up quite a bit!

It was an awesome sunny afternoon in early May with temps approaching 60 degrees...the perfect time…read morefor a bike ride. Michigan's Washtenaw County has created a 35-mile "Border-to-Border" paved bicycle trail that winds from Dexter through Tree Town (Ann Arbor) and on to Yipsilanti. Much of the trail is off-road and provides plenty of welcomed shade and river views on a hot summer day. Today, my wife and I chose to ride 10 miles of the B2B Trail in the Dexter area that winds through the Hudson Mills Metropark. Given the pandemic, we saw plenty of courteous walkers, joggers and bikers sharing the 10-foot wide trail which enabled effective social distancing. The Hudson Mills Metropark section of the trail in Dexter is a true gem that offers fresh air, sunshine and the opportunity to get some welcomed exercise. We look forward to the time when we can once again stop into the Riverview Restaurant after our bike ride and enjoy a breakfast or lunch. Until then, we're staying safe in Dexter. 5 stars!

0!!! If I could rate 0 I would. The man at the front screamed at me for my ID when I didn't even…read morebuy anything. As all others stated on their reviews terribly OVERPRICED. Same fireworks at other places are half the price. Not a good selection and what they do have is at least double what other places are. It didn't take long for us to leave and spend our money somewhere else. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME HERE!!!

This place is way overpriced -- we compared a few of the smaller items at Springfield fireworks…read more the ladybugs at phantom were $20 for a pack of 3. the SAME ladybugs at Springfield were $6 for a pack of 3. Brody has a major power complex over at phantom fireworks. at Springfield Fireworks in Bluffton they are SO nice and personable. Don't waste your time or money at Phantom Fireworks. Go to Springfield Fireworks!

Best fireworks store in the area! Helpful staff, great selection and easy location to access on and…read moreoff 75.

Best firework store in Michigan! Buy one get one free or half off. Employees were awesome.read more

Great variety friendly staff clean store thats all i ask for. Cannot wait for next year.read more

I was invited to a fireworks party on the 4th at a friends house…read moreGreat concept for a huge fireworks display. Everyone has to bring a firework of some kind.. roman candle, mortar... rocket So after boating in Lake Erie we stopped by Motor City... my first time there, it is way in the back of a mostly vacant discount mall. Their store is huge with a overwhelming selection.... way more that the tents that pop up all over town. One of the guys with us said their prices were a lot less than other places. They are open year round and the staff was very helpful. All I know is we walked out of there with a whole lot of fire and noise in our bags. A few nights later on the 4th, the party was awesome. Fortunately there was a SFL there (sober fireworks lighter) and we all sat back and enjoyed a good 45 minute display of 35 or so of the best colorful, loud, bright, crackling fireworks money can buy......

This was a great NYE Celebration. And it is all FREE!!!! Forget NYC. Although Port Clinton is a…read moresmall town on the shores of Lake Erie, it has a huge spirit and friendly residents. This celebration beat the one in NYC, hands down. Wylie, the Walleye, was born in 1997 and made of simply paper mache. They have sinced upgraded. Port Clinton is the "Walleye Capital of the World," so it is only fitting that they drop a colorful LED lit, 20-foot, 600-pound walleye, named Wylie Jr., from the sky at the stroke of midnight, with a spectacular FIREWORKS show soon thereafter. As mentioned, the event is free and kicks off with a kids party from 4p to 6p, kids walleye drop at 6p, games and the "touch a truck" event, where kids can see public safety vehicles. They also have a raffle with a chance to win some cool prizes. And for those 21 and up, they have a "Bar Swim" that features heated charter buses that take you to bars around town. Keep in mind that this event occurs off season so a few places in the town my be closed for the season. A few restaurants that I eyed fell in that category. If you are just going to watch the Walleye Drop then I recommend getting there around 11PM. It gets very cold out there and there is no need to freeze for an extended period. We ended up getting there around 9PM and eating/drinking at one of the restaurants/bars across the street. They also have some food trucks there if you want to go that route. The popcorn store is open through the night to satisfy your popcorn fix. A DJ is jamming the night away with the hottest tunes. He was playing when we arrived there at 9. After we ate, we took on the cold and danced like it was 1999. They have a guy that was selling blinky things, but I recommend bringing your own NYE garb if you want a wider selection. We were fortunate enough that we did not have to drive there. Our hotel had a complimentary shuttle that dropped off and picked up party goers. If you are staying at hotel you may want to check if they offer a shuttle. This Walleye is awesome. It is great family fun. definitely a bucket list must do. So, remember dress warm. It gets very cold out there and plan your arrival with the cold in mind. You may also want to plan your parking if you are driving. They shut down some of the road when the party ends about 1210.