Something for everyone. I love the Sloppy Joes at the St. Matthew's food tent!! The kielbasa with…read morekraut and the dogs with chili are also a great food choice. Sit under the tent and enjoy!!

Well, it's been several months, but my kids STILL won't stop talking about the Spree, so no time…read morelike the present to write a review. Pros: -LOTS of activities for little kids -Great security at all times thanks to LPD and their mobile command center -Tons of parking, thought it fills up -Local groups have fundraisers with discounted wristbands that are easy to find -Lots of food options, including stands run by local nonprofit organizations -The ice arena is open with a vending machine and bathrooms. And it's air conditioned -Handicap parking available Cons: - Free parking fills up fast -Gets a bit chaotic in the evenings when the older crowds come in -Craft show is more like a vendor show and out of the way -Some of the workers did not have appropriate sun coverage in the heat and we felt so bad they weren't provided that. -General fair overpriced everything. It was nearly 100 degrees when we went, so we brought an entire backpack of frozen water bottles as well as all the sun gear. Probably due to the heat, there were no lines and our kids were happy to zoom around keeping cool and riding everything they could. There are a bunch of toddler and kid rides which was just what we wanted. One adult wristband was enough to go on a few additional rides with our 5 year old. We brought lunch and ate at covered picnic tables. It was hot, and as adults we were sort of miserable trudging all over the blacktop, but our kids had so much fun and 6 months later, are still talking about it.

You usually need an Allen Key to get into Allen Park, but during the festival, it's open to all,…read moreand by all, I mean, all white people. I think I saw about 10,000 white people at this festival. And about 1 black person. Yes, 1. And about very few, if any, Hispanics, and about zero Asians. But hey. It is what it is. Other than the racial demographics, it is a lovely Festival in one of my favorite neighbourhoods of Michigan. Some of the best pizza slices in the world are in these parts and if you wander the Allen Park Street fair you will find lots of cool stands and coolinary (intentional mis-spelling) delights. And a lot of the stores along this area will sell stuff outside the front of their stores. Just a great Festival although - as I said - you will notice there is very very little ethnic diversity.

This is one of my favorite street fairs in Michigan…read more It's a large fair, hundreds of diverse booths, crafts, food etc. Great entertainment, and lots of local stuff going on. Always includes the annual Hall of Fame inductions, a 5k run and many other activities. I've been going for several years now and it just seems to keep growing.

Plymouth seems to always have fun activities for their residents and guests too…read more They have scarecrows all dolled up around the main Central Park in town. Many local businesses commissioned a IG or selfie worthy scarecrows. Some are humbly done and others are more ornate, much like the ice festivals. It's a nice block to check out and take a stroll too. Be sure to grab a lovely gourmet hot chocolate and take a turn in the park.

The Plymouth Fall festival is an annual fun family time. We went a few times throughout the…read moreweekend. The photos were from our hours at the country music concert. There's always much family, fun & food at the Fall Festival. There are some fun craft and artist booths to browse through too. Each year we say "goodbye" to some favorites and we welcome some new artists as well. On Sunday we returned for the amazing annual Rotary club chicken Dinner! We got chicken, corn on cob & potato chips & a cookie. The chicken is always awesome & tasty! We love this annual event, along with the great people watching! The bands this year were exceptional and people were even dancing with their dogs! I should have gotten a video because it was so much fun to see this one guy dancing on the lawn with his Great Dane! We saw that man who dresses up like Abraham Lincoln too! The weather was great and a great time was had by all! Thank you to the city of Plymouth for having these great functions & getting families to make memories together. See you next year!!

Mt Carmel church is having its annual festival this weekend…read more Friday Saturday Sunday Family event Food games bands dancing Aug 27 28 29 Beer wine raffles Dinners served every afternoon. Children games under the big tent. Wyandotte , MI Off of 10th and oak. Plenty of free parking.

We were a food vendor at last years event. We picked the Strawberry Festival as an event to go to…read morebecause of how they spoke great about their community and the attendance they have (155,000+). Well the whole time we were there, all we heard about was the strawberry shortage and that there were not enough vendors there selling anything strawberry. Also noticed that there was only a few thousand people that attended the 3 day festival. Huge discrepancy there. We found out from the food vendor across from us that there is a 93% turnover rate of food vendors. Wonder why. We will not be going back.

I was so disappointed today, and so was my 9 year old daughter and her little friend... Simple…read moregames like throwing darts at balloons to win a cheap stuffed animal should not ever cost $5 !!!??? And a corn dog for $6??????????? My daughter's friend paid for her own wristband, which costs $20 and you can ride all the rides you want (wow, a whopping 5 or MAYBE 6 rides) only between the hours of 12-5pm. A nice woman in line gave me a coupon for $3 off a wristband, so I was going to buy my daughter one as well, until the very NON-friendly ticket lady said the coupons were only good for Friday.. So I didn't complain or anything, I just counted the money I had and said "Ok, can I just have $_ worth of tickets then?" (You can purchase tickets for $1 ea., and most rides take 3-4 tickets and last about 90 seconds.) However, this was apparently too much to ask of her, because she kinda sighed and looked so put out for having to do the math I guess. While waiting in line for the Ferris wheel, I kept noticing the attendant was only putting 8 kids on the ride, and NOT filling up each basket.. So basically, he was running the wheel at 15% capacity. I could not figure out why.. at first.. 40 minutes into waiting in the line, it dawned on me...They were purposely running down the clock so after 5pm, if you wanted to ride, you'd have to buy additional tickets! I could see them doing that at like 4:30 maybe, but this was 1pm! And I was definitely not the only one complaining. I've never seen such a flagrant exploitation of families just trying to have a good time... I will NEVER go back and will be passing the word to anyone who will listen.. Organizers should be ashamed at this price gouging..

A gem in the middle of the city. This is more of a festival than a farmer's market. There is only…read moreone farmer and an assortment of vendors selling their wears from jams and jellies to jewelry. Although some items can be pricey the produce is fresh and tasty.

Nice Rv park area and dog park. Check In Was easy as can…read morebe. The grounds were meticulously mowed. Easy in and out But who ever the kids were driving the tractor with the box blade wow oh wow either train the guy again to do it right or fire them. I wonder just how many tractors they tear up each year I've never ran a tractor that hard and watching it bounce like that was just painful

Rude front desk lady Unprofessional and dirty campground,…read moreold and not updated. Needs improvement big time. All the lowest