First to review? The owner here is a nice guy who takes pride in asking where you're from and…read morecarrying on a friendly conversation. He has ice cream but we were here to mini golf. The course is $7 for 18 holes. We enjoyed our time here and I wish the business well!

Very cool Aqua Park in Coldwater, MI, conveniently located by the highway. Great for all ages with…read moreyard games, a clean cool beach, kayaking, and paddle boarding and great shaded areas for picnics and grassy areas. They also have a water blow up for ages 1-5. In addition to tons of huge inflatable gladiator style slides diving platforms Bring a picnic and water/soda they also have concessions , hot dogs Dippin' Dots and corn hole. Water is fresh and clean. Natural spring feed lake. Great venue for weddings. Reunions. Family gatherings parties. And evening movies by the lake.

Best burger in the county. Maybe in the state. You gotta come here and grab a pitcher.read more

Ordered food from the online menu just to pay higher price than advertised. Prices were 4 dollars…read moremore for the burger than the online price. Manager was afraid to make a managerial decision and honor the advertised pricing for fear of the wrath of the owner. I was told to come back in and speak with the owner between 8 and 5 the following day. No way. Will never go back. Very poor.

Great haunted house in the greater Mid Michigan area!…read more First, the location--it's located out in a rural area, a ways south of Jackson. Yes, this probably makes for a bit of a drive but adds to the overall experience. Driving through the dark woods, I could imagine we were straight out of a horror movie. Upon arrival, the sprawling property, a former pig farm, does not disappoint. The property is big.. perhaps too big considering there seemed to be a lot of unused space in the middle between the haunted houses. The haunt does a really great job with the staging/waiting area. Great detail here and I loved the way the line was situated to allow the actors to easily move about and frighten folks in line. Great attention to detail in here too. The waiting area can add so much to the overall haunt experience and I'm excited when a place uses it to full advantage. The houses themselves: DarkSyde has 4 distinct houses, but they are basically all strung together, one after another. In other words, we waited in line once and then went through each attraction in order. They did not have a hayride or zombie paintball going this year, but the 4 houses provided enough activity for the price. They had Labrynth/medieval themed maze, your now-mandatory killer klown 3D maze, an outdoor pallette maze that was actually a maze, the "rusthole" and a pirate theme maze. Of these, I enjoyed the Rusthole the most. It's an interesting theme - sort of industrial factory gone out of control. Lots of strobes, darkness and loud noises. Good stuff. Some constructive suggestions: the outdoor pallet maze was a cool idea but turned out to be too confusing. Our group got turned around and accidentally exited out of what we later guesses was a safety/chicken exit. From here we were so confused we almost missed out on the Pirate maze which comes next. The actors here could do more to help guide people through or they need to block the safety exits better. The end is also a little disappointing - there is a good final surprise in the pirate maze, but then you are left to go down a long hallway to fill out a survey. Kinda anticlimactic. Could develop the ending to be more of an intense grand finale. There is also more the haunt could do with all the space in the middle of the attraction (the big grass area with bonfire) to keep people engaged when not going in the haunted house itself. All in all a great experience in the Michigan haunted house scene!

So dope. Everything was homemade and the scare actors were very nice people (out side of being…read morescary)

Called for a 10 piece order of wings to go. Was told 15 minutes. Arrived a couple minutes after. It…read morewas ready to go! Got home and set up the TV dinner tray to eat the wings and watch a movie. I was surprised at how many drummies were in it compared to wings! That was a bonus. They weren't small either. The buffalo sauce had a nice flavor and was spicy enough. No real complaint other than the price. 10 wings for $14.89. It's not bad, but it's not great. I've had ready to go smoked ones for less than $10.00 and you got 14 wings.

I live just down the road and have gone twice since moving to Coldwater 5 years ago. The first time…read morewas a Friday, we got there early and were told if a league came in we had to give up our lane so we played a quick game. We ordered food first, before many people came and didn't get it until they'd served a whole league and had to ask after an hour. The second time was a Wednesday, we were told a league was coming in and we couldn't play so we just ate. The food was decent and the bartender was nice. It's off-putting to not actually be able to bowl here though, I've never had that happen at other places I guess.

We absolutely loved it our dog had a blast sniffing everywhere she was allowed. The cabins were…read morewonderful considering how old the buildings are and my family is so excited to go next year.

I finally visited Pokagon State Park for the first time. After hearing my mom talk about a…read morechildhood visit she had (including the Toboggan run) for decades, we made the three hour trek north from Indy for a cozy weekend of staying at the lodge, hiking on the trails, visiting the nature center, etc. The overall park and setting was peaceful. The Tobaggan run definitely makes them stand out from other Indiana state parks as one of the more winter-friendly destinations. It was certainly hopping during our chilly January visit. Given the park's popularity, I was surprised at how much TLC the inn could use. The nature center is fairly simple but worth a visit. They have a trail that runs out the back door and easy parking. You'll also find Nordic skiing trails, homes along the lake and a simple restaurant at the inn. The toboggan run was a hit with our four year old. I cheered overhead with our two year old and I have to say that watching is quite enjoyable as well

Athens, Michigan isn't on the major highways - and I haven't seen Alligator Sanctuary advertised…read moreon, say, I-94 - yet well worth the trip. We spent an hour here. You can get a guided tour. We did it on our own. Inside the building, there are about 20 small enclosures for things like a bearded dragon or a snake. Then you go out the back of the building and follow the route. There are outside enclosures for tortoises, several different types of alligators, and a couple of observation deck. There's a building that has caimans in it. Takes about an hour to see the whole thing if you pace it. Some people go faster. There's the opportunity to buy food and feed selected crocodiles. They seem to like raw hot dogs! Helpful staff.

Great stop along I94. short 15 min drive south at the Sturgis exit. The self guided tour is good,…read morebut do the animal encounter! We had Paige help us with the large alligator- she was very well informed and answered all our questions! The alligator was twitchy, but she made sure my daughter had all the contact she wanted! Highly recommended!

I understand Doug finally had to close the doors. We moved to the UP last year, so we weren't…read moreaware right away. Hillsdale has lost an iconic business, we will miss it. Only disappointment we have is during COVID, we prepaid about 400.00 for admissions. Wondering if there was a refund program? I know Doug isn't the type of guy to keep prepaid funds. If you see this, would be nice to have a refund. And an update!

My daughters and I had a great time at Stadium Roller Rink. The game area was great. Really awesome…read morelights and music! The roller rink is huge and the staff super friendly.