This children's museum is amazing. It's the definition of small but mighty: It doesn't look like…read moremuch from the outside, or even when you first step inside. But as you explore through it, you'll see that it has way more magic hiding in every corner than you first thought. Sandcastles Children's Museum is three stories of fun. We took our 7 and 11 year old boys, and the 11 year old had just as much fun as his younger brother. That said, I would say that this museum is best suited for kids who are preschoolers through around 10 years old. One of the best parts of this museum is that it subtly references popular Ludington icons and landmarks. You'll see a play SS Badger ship, popular local restaurants on the second floor, and lots of other things that pay homage to the beach town in which the museum resides. One of our favorite spots in the museum is located on the third floor. It's there that you'll find a mini stage with several real, full-sized instruments that kids are invited to play. There are steel drums, ukuleles, guitars, pianos and lots of other instruments to try out. There's also a TV where you can watch yourself jamming on the instruments. All throughout the museum, you'll find things to play with, like a sand pit with digger toys, a play farm, play grocery store and restaurant, a veterinary office, a post office, craft station, rock climbing wall, science station, theatre stage with costumes, and lots more. There is just so much fun stuff for kids, and my children were occupied for hours.

A delightful spot to spend the day with wild kids. So many thoughtful exhibits with loads of hands…read moreon activities. My 4 year old loved the maternity ward and the 1.5 year old loved the grocery store. Loved our time at the museum. We also loved the mask requirement for all. A great way to feel safe in a world where people are getting so sick. Thank you!

So I love that this had a guide to take up on tour and he knew what he was talking about and…read moreprofessional, I would highly recommend it,you get to go all over the ship ,please remember this is a tour for people who can't climb stairs but it was great .

We've visited a few time now. Each time we learn a little more. The guides are all very nice and…read moresuper informative. We love seeing the old items all around the ship, like the old radios, reading lamps, cameras and the furniture. It is a very lovely ship. I hope to one day be able to spend the night on it. We will for sure come back for another tour sometime in the future.

Amazing views of Lake Michigan at a fraction of the cost of Arcadia…read more A must play if in the area ! Grand Traverse Resort also offers exemplary courses with extensive capacity for golfers to stay and play!

Great course. Excellent courteous service by the staff and a great price courtesy of Group…read moreGolfer. Both my wife and I agree that we will return another time to this absolutely gorgeous golf course...

Great local business which takes great to supply our community with delicious fresh food.read more

Updated review because all the deliciousness has EXPANDED!!…read more Now Z&N has a lovely little farm stand BUILDING and it is just too fun for words. You will still find extraordinarily delicious produce, as well as flowers. There is so much more now to choose from: microgreens, DELICIOUS (!!) radishes, garlic scapes, tomatoes that just entice like nothing else, zucchini...the list goes on and on. Be sure to look at their socials to see what's in (and what you might want to make for lunch). They also are at the Elberta Farmer's Market. Fantastic owners, sustainability galore, and My Very First Stop when I'm up north at our cottage. I'd give 100 stars if I could.

We stopped on our way into Ludington on Monday, August 3, and this was one of only a few wineries…read morein the area that was open. The owner was super friendly and shared lots of information about the wines. He makes them all. I did a tasting of 5 wines and price was more than reasonable. The winery is in a storefront in town and was welcoming and inviting. Lots of room, yet cozy. Nice variety from dry to sweet. We left with 2 bottles to go. We enjoyed ourselves so much I forgot to get pictures.

The employee seemed like he didn't know what to do with a group of 8 middle-aged women who came in…read moreto try almost every wine he had. He barely spoke a word to us. I walked into the bathroom (as every middle-aged woman does before getting into the car) and was greeted with the overwhelming stench of bleach. It was so strong some of the women were coughing. I like a little smell of bleach because it lets me know it's clean. Well, this smell was false advertising. The sink reminded me of a single guys apartment. There was a layer of filth that I could wipe with my paper towel. But back to the wines... They were ok. Nothing remarkable enough to buy, but no samples were left behind.

An excellent craft beer and wine festival. Includes many meads and ciders as well. Some…read moreestablished breweries as well as some new faces every year. The variety is great and everyone will be able to find a beer to match their specific taste. Dark or Hoppy as well as lighter lagers and pilsners abound at this event. Come early - stay late.