What an absolutely wonderful nature center! There are so many nooks & crannies to this space and…read morejust so much educational learning to be had here. I came here in the winter and really loved walking the trails throughout the center. It helped that one of my friends, Dan, manages the programs here and would point out all the cool trees, plants, and general history as we walked along. He truly made my first time at Woldumar so memorable and his passion for this nature center truly shines through in everything he does - even when he's off the clock just showing boring ol' me around! I've heard so much of all the work Dan has put into this place over the years and he truly makes Woldumar shine bright for all those who come and visit, whether for an afternoon or for a summer-long program! I imagine this place overrun with kids and adults alike when the weather is great and can only imagine how much fun it would be to experience this place in the summertime. There is truly something for everyone here and definitely recommend this if you're looking for a low-key place where not a ton of people will be with some majorly high-key fun and exploration!

Well aside from the time I was stalked by the headless child-bride of Woldumar, I must say that…read moreI've had wonderful experiences here at every season of the year. Nah, I'm just pulling your chain. No headless spirits in these woods, but it got your attention, didn't it? Now for some facts: miles of enjoyable, non-challenging trails through a surprising variety of landscapes. Decent visitors center with restrooms. Free; donations accepted. Fair chance for sighting small wildlife, especially waterfowl. Occasional music or craft events may require a fee.

Great German club right in Lansing for the last 150 years. Once a month they have a great dinner…read moredance where you can get good food, beer, music and gemütlichkeit (friendly good cheer). It's also a beautiful place to have an event! Love this place!

Amazinggggg place for families! There's lots of kids friendly games to play and its the best on…read morefourth of July weekend! Great for the kiddos!

Cottonwood has always been my first trip of every year, since when it was KOA Kampground decades…read moreago. It's local and I always used it to iron out any kinks that may arise throughout the season before I go camping elsewhere farther away. They haven't had a lot to offer in terms of recreation for a long time, but I still enjoyed the simple atmosphere and ability to camp 'rustic' if that was my goal for the weekend. For many years the price was excellent, but the past couple of years the price has gone up ridiculously. I will not spend $50+ per night for a campsite at a campground that has so little to offer. Especially when you can go to bigger campgrounds that have more to do for less. It MIGHT be that I live so close by that there's not even anything interesting to see AROUND the campground, as where other cities may have some sites I'd be interested in seeing or places to go. But, for a campground like Cottonwood, with nothing to offer IN the campground, I don't see why anyone would pay that much when there's absolutely NOTHING interesting for people to see within 50 miles of the place. For being the state capital, Lansing is basically nothing but ghetto anymore. Even Detroit has better things to do!

What a cool way to see the houses along Grand River! I would highly recommend this cruise - we went…read moreon their Spring themed one and had such a nice time. Lunch was chicken salad on croissant, potato chips, coleslaw and a beautiful fruit salad. Cash bar. I think $42 per ticket is a very fair price for this cool outing - I'd love to go on one in the Fall to see the colors along the river. A family-owned business, the Captain did a very nice intro and the weather was perfect.

Great food. My friend and I did the lunch cruise and it's $43/person. They served a Thanksgiving…read morestyle buffet with vegetarian lasagna, stuffing, rolls, turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, salad...And it's all made from scratch. There was a jazz band that took requests and a cash bar for pretty cheap. My Bloody Mary was $4.50 with well. After lunch we could explore the whole boat, and it's absolutely fabulous. The captain, Chris, is really nice and told us the story of the boat and how they purchased the Detroit one too. I won't ruin the story in case you go, it was really interesting! The manager and chef, Gary, is really nice too. I can't remember the front of the house manager's name, but she was also friendly and I enjoyed talking to her as well. I think it was well worth going!

Fun, quirky, intriguing, not-your-conventional B& B experience. We thoroughly enjoy the B & B…read moreconcept and like checking out all the different styles and personalities of various inns. Diane's Inn fit right in with the eclectic, historic, artsy downtown Lansing vibe. Our reservation process was easy and personal. Diane was responsive and gathered information about the nature of our visit and our preferences. She was clearly invested in making our experience a positive one. We found her to be pleasant and personable throughout our stay. Diana is so knowledgeable about downtown Lansing and very active in the community that committed to preserving its history and charm. We met our friends for a two-day, one-night social gathering. It was the perfect early September weather for biking the Lansing River Trail and other connector trails. The B&B is very accessible to the trails. Though we didn't have much time to explore the downtown area, it is also walking distance from the capitol, Old Town and REO Town. Fabulous location. The neighborhood is historic and interesting. Seems like a great place for walking. Our rooms were both aesthetically interesting and comfortable. The beds were firm and the bedding was soft. Our bathrooms were spic and span clean with all the expected amenities. The bathroom in the main house, pink room contained a very small shower that would not be comfortable for tall visitors. Our bathroom was outside our room, but private. This arrangement might not be for everyone. The many decorations and pillows were charming yet might also be the source of dust so if you are sensitive, these rooms might not be your most comfortable choice. The outdoor spaces are absolutely lovely. The koi pond is clearly the highlight. Diane designed it and takes great pride in its maintenance. There are garden chairs available to relax and unwind. Beautiful spaces for good weather days. One drawback was the available indoor spaces for small groups to gather and socialize. Outside our bedrooms, it didn't feel convenient to lounge in other common area spaces in the home. Diane is a collector and had many wonderful stories to share about her pictures, quilts, linens, paintings, China and many, many other tchotchkies in her home. For collectors, bargain-hunters, repurposing buffs, and antique enthusiasts, Diane's home would be a fascinating adventure. For those travelers who prefer a more conventional, spartan, spacious environment, it will likely feel cramped and cluttered. The bedrooms are located on the second floor. Stair casing is narrow, lighting isn't the best and hand rails are absent on parts. For guests with mobility issues, these accommodations may not be suitable. We were served a delicious, hearty breakfast of a veggie sausage bake, blueberry muffin, toast, juice and fresh fruit. Coffee was wonderful. The dining room table was a work of art with the best china and napkins. We left for a day of biking quite full. For our open-minded, adventuresome spirits, the Cozy Koi was a fun experience. We would return and would like to try one of the rooms in the yellow house with a balcony for relaxing. This B&B seems quite fitting with the vibe of downtown Lansing.

I loved our stay at this Kitch lovers dream. Mid-century antiques and personal charm. Diane is just…read morelovely - she truly makes you feel like a guest in her home. Breakfast was absolutely delicious and you're a 10 minute walk from the Capitol area (REO town?) and Old Town, both of which have fun things to do. You're also 3 blocks from the River Trail, which spans from downtown Lansing to the MSU campus. It's beautiful and would be a great place to bike ride or canoe. There are 2 houses; we stayed in the yellow one. You park in her grass lot in back, but since we were the first guests to arrive that day, we got the carport. You have access to the whole house, basically. Kitchen, living room, and a 2-person balcony, along with your individual room that has a bathroom and kitchenette, but no TV. I don't care about that at all, but I can see how others would. There is a TV available in the communal living room. We stayed in the Garden Room, which is very economical, but has a rather old school bathroom and vibe. We were perfectly happy as it was clean and welcoming with windows that open to allow great ventilation. Next time, I think we'd stay in the room with the balcony and updated bathroom, it was very nice looking. You'd have to share the balcony if someone was staying in the room next door, but it's perfect for friends or family staying together. I think it would be really fun to rent out the whole house. The best feature of our room was the kitchenette which is fully stocked with pots, pans, plates, cups, a kettle, etc. If I had to stay in Lansing for work for a few days, I'd definitely grocery shop and cook. There is a lovely separate dining area with a big window. Since you have access to the living room, you could conceivably have people over, even. Breakfast was at 8:30 with a slightly flexible time depending on what time you request the day before. Diane made this delicious baked egg dish with cheese and hash browns that was fluffy and savory and perfect. She served it with fresh fruit, homemade warm chocolate banana bread, ham and turkey bacon since we asked for it. So considerate. Great coffee, juice, and conversation around a family style table with your housemates. Different. Cool. Diane is great at facilitating conversation. I highly recommend staying here and will definitely be back soon!

Mount Hope cemetery, with over 24 thousand gravesites and many miles of paved roadway. It is an…read moreexcellent place to take a walk with the dog, jog, and explore some of the greatest art architecture in the area. Is a great place to have a picnic and visit with family.

Wonderful people and for a great cause. Love the bar as well as the large table space for families…read moreto come and enjoy.

Very nice establishment. If you are thinking of joining a Legion or just want information, I'd…read moresuggest checking out the Bath post. It's very nice, large bar and pool area, clean and large bathrooms and a great patio for spring and summer. They do not serve food, however, they do have potlucks and special nights throughout the year. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly, not to mention the great drink prices and service you won't find anywhere else. My husband and I joined last year and we will continue to support them and renew our dues.

Rock stars all the way! I left a local competitor company that tried to invoice for an extra lawn…read moreservice that was not done at the end of the season. They got their money for the alleged weekly mow which was less stressful than arguing, but then I began shopping and found Land Visions and never regretted the change! Honest, hard-working, fair!

Fantastic work! Brian and crew really did a phenomenal job in transforming the space, helping us…read morebrainstorm what we wanted and guiding us to create what has turned out to be a truly beautiful lawn. Highly recommend.