Great beginner golf course for all ages. Loved my nice golf stop while near this courseread more

The people were nice. Breakfast was fine. The golf wasn't !!!! The Greens were indescribably…read moreterrible. Really terrible. As a public service I write this review for all golfers. Avoid this course.

Best lil Golf course in the world, they have an 18 hole course.read more

Stony Links has been sold and has ceased doing business. Currently up for sale. will take a solid…read moreyear of work to make it a golf course again

We visited Hoeft State Park for the first time last weekend. It wasn't our favorite state park we…read morehave visited but it was still very nice. The sites are very small and they are not very level. We were on site 72 and we had to move our tent three different times to get it staked into the ground. The site was very unlevel and rocky. There are a handful of nice sites throughout the park but it felt very crowded because the sites are so small and everyone is so close together. They do have a bathhouse with showers and toilets. They do not have an updated shower house but it did the job. The staff were very friendly. It was a quiet park because it is so secluded. It is right along the shore of Lake Huron. There is beach access. The water was warm in mid July. The cell service is spotty if you have AT&T. I don't think we would camp here again but we were glad to visit and check it off our list!

Once we visited this park, we had officially visited all 5 Great Lakes…read more.. ...And this park immediately made Huron one of our favorites. The water is so pretty and clean! I grew up on Lake Erie and lived on Lake Ontario for a little while, so I'm not used to seeing such bright blue-green water at a Great Lake. (Erie & Ontario are very brown) Aside from a perfect Lake Huron experience, this is just a nice park in general. Plenty of places for kids to play (including playgrounds), hiking trails, and other activities. All the facilities are in acceptable conditions and there weren't very many people there when we were, which made it feel like we had the park to ourselves (on a Sunday!)... There is a fee to get in. The ranger told us we could pay $9 and have access to ALL Michigan state parks, which of course we did.

A fun stop on a road trip. The falls were easy to get to and fun whilst swimming. I would recommend…read morea water shoe to make it easier to walk.

It was beautiful. A great take to get in and wade around or jump into the little natural pool…read more But it is crowded! It's across from a state campground, so it's to be expected, but too much for me personally. I'd rather enjoy it when it's not the summer season.

A Great place ! Go experience it. Golf course is beautiful and tough. My Grandad loved Walter…read moreReuther and this conference center is a nice legacy

Black Lake is the most beautiful, picturesque venue to host a wedding. The ambience is rustic,…read moreyet elegant and serene. Our event planners were fantastic and addressed every detail in a professional manner. The staff at the UAW treated my daughter's wedding as if it were their own. There was no task too small or too great; everything was done to perfection. The food was second to none. Two weeks later, our guests were still raving about the wedding. We couldn't have made a better choice; I would highly recommend this facility for any important function. Some of our guests enjoyed lodging at the campgrounds in its natural beauty, while others enjoyed staying at the lodge or apartments. I was happy to see guests take advantage of some the many amenities such as the game room, swimming pool, hiking and biking through the untouched nature trails, and naturally, golfing at the infamous UAW Black Lake Golf Course.

Beautiful campground on a beautiful lake! Camping amongst the big trees is what you get here at…read moreBurt Lake. Quick and easy access to the beach from the campground is great too!

We went camping here last year for a family reunion (and where my fiance proposed to me). It was a…read moreblast!!!!! Came here for a couple hours last night to visit a couple relatives who were camping here. I really love this place!!!!!!

cool trees. cool branches. small waterfall. but big river! many bugs, many ticks. bring bug spray.read more

I love this place. And hesitate making it more known. But this place, even with the summer crowds…read moreis extremely peaceful and soul feeding place. It's beautiful and relaxing. I've had my kids get their senior photos taken here. It's out of the way, but it's so beautiful, it's a place you have to go to. Historical information, the falls are one of the key locations that the lamprey were discovered to be in the Great Lakes and a great deal of research still takes place within a few miles of this location.

The positives: Nice, smaller park. Quiet, Large sites. Great location. Can see millions of stars…read more Clean restrooms. Lots of provided recreational toys- horseshoes, ladder golf, cornhole, sport balls. Kayaks for rent. Super friendly staff! You can see the lake from sites 22, 24 and 26 for sure, as I am sure others. The downsides for us- dirt road for 1 mile leading in the state park leading into campground. Dirt road in the campground. The flies were BAD during setup of our popup. We had to get fly paper amid swatters to take care of the 30+ in our camper. We've never camped with so many flies. FYI- electrical boxes are pretty far on some sites, bring extension. Standard 120 outlets, bring a converter if you have a 30 amp cord. 50 amps? No idea, at least on site 24 and 26. There are 2 showers men and 2 showers for women. With 70+ sites, that might be a problem during busy weekends. Hasn't been an issue for us during the week. We will see hot the weekend goes. The beach is far from the campground (2 miles ish)- you'll need to drive or bike.

Dirt road around the campground. Watch out for some female ranger. She got in front of my vehicle…read moreto force me to stop. I was looking at sites to determine if I wanted to camp there. She then asked about my recreation passport which of course I have. When I told her to check my license plate for it, she then told me I had to buy a day pass. This devolved into I didn't have to have a day pass, but she didn't like me driving through the campground. No worries as I will not ever be back. I'm not really a fan of control freak rangers. As a side note we also scouted nearby Onaway park and found some nice sites. I've also had no issues at other campgrounds with such a ranger so be aware if you are in the area to avoid this one.