If you are looking for a place to visit in Wisconsin that is truly Wisconsin, then the Farm…read moreDiscovery Center is that place. What better way to learn about the Dairy's State's dairy industry than visiting a real diary farm and witness it's moo-vie stars (yes, there is a short movie and it actually is very educational and entertaining) in action. We got to watch a calf be born onsite that morning, then learn how agriculture brings food to our tables through well designed,interactive exhibits and then enjoy some tasty food at the onsite cafe (great cheese curd fries and burgers). As a bonus, there was a fun corn maze to grab a beer or a canned brandy old fashioned and get lost in. Our family had a good time. We spent about 4 hours there so well worth the admission price for the fun memories we had. Is it for everyone, maybe not but it is probably a good idea to learn about where your food comes from and how it impacts your community. Have fun and learn something useful. Win/win right there.

Great if you have small children. I came here with my adult son. Driven by it a bunch of times…read more Finally decided to stop and check it out. I should have figured it was geared to small children on my own but a heads up from the front desk lady would have been appreciated before I paid $36 for two adults. They did have a separate area where they kept a couple of cows about to give birth that was pretty cool. Overall, would not recommend unless you have children in tow.

This is a really neat museum exhibiting everything local. And it is free! Big, clean and AC…read more There is a small gift shop and ice cream parlor. The woman managing the museum is very enthusiastic and friendly. I learned a lot. Check it out!

It was cool browsing through the historic wares. It was neat reading about Charleston Heston…read moremarrying a woman from Two Rivers. The volunteer was excellent. She was friendly and affable. You can tell she enjoyed volunteering at the Washington House. The ice cream sundaes were great too!

This free attraction is so pristine and beautiful (especially in July). Lake Michigan sparkles in…read morethe background-- it would be silly not to visit! Also, I think the best water fountain in the world might be here. It is cold and crispy and delightful! Free public bathrooms too what more could you ask for?

Wow. I had no expectations when I stopped here, having only seen it on the map and deciding to stop…read moreby on my way through the area. What beautiful gardens right along the lake! It's not often you find this quality of garden in this type of environment (and for free!). The sound of the waves in the background as you stroll through the different garden 'regions' was relaxing and simply amazing.

For once the Instagram algorithm did right, presenting me with an ad for this museum right before I…read moreleft for the UP and circled around the other side of Lake Michigan to return back to Metro Detroit. I had never even heard of Manitowoc, Wisconsin but I'd definitely heard of Keith Haring and Rahr West had a special exhibit of his original subway art. I'd seen Keith Haring art in person before but not original salvaged chalk drawings on what were blank advertising panels and I was totally geeked about it. They had a really extensive selection and it was awesome seeing it weathered and showing other layers of stuff stuck to parts of it, ads and whatnot as well as other graffiti on multiple panels. One had a little kid chalk drawing in addition to Keith's. Really wonderful stuff to see in pers and I didn't have to go to NYC or pay NYC prices to do so. This museum is donation based with $5 suggested for adults. The special exhibit does take up the better part of the space, wrapping around a central gallery and there's a smaller gallery off to one side. It had an awesome piece of folk art and a couple good landscapes but there wasn't a whole lot extraordinary in the permanent collection. They do have a little piece of a Sputnik salvaged from the streets of this city and a cool sculpture outside. Downstairs there's student art studios and some funky murals. They have a recreation of Starry Night made with bottle caps that covers a whole wall. That made quite an impression on me. There wasn't also a chalkboard with some examples of Keith Haring art next to it encouraging you to make your own Keith Haring style art, or not Keith Haring style if you wanna be an iconoclast. There's not enough in the permanent collection here for me to recommend going out of your way to visit but if they have an incredible special exhibit like Keith Haring and you find yourself in Wisconsin this is a fantastic little museum.

Here is a good museum. One of its claim to fame is the fragment of the Russian spacecraft Sputnik…read morewas found on the sidewalk in front of the museum. We enjoyed looking at the artwork from this museums collection. It's a free museum. Plenty of parking in street. The interior part of the house such as the woodwork and stained glass windows itself are stunning.

Outstanding winery with a scenic tasting room! The experienced California winemakers produce…read moresuperbly crafted approachable wines. My two favorites were their Merlot and the Cabernet Sauvignon. This is a true winery on a par with the quality found at Blind Horse, von Stiehl and Stone's Throw - albeit at an early stage with a significantly more limited selection. It's hard to imagine a more pleasant and welcoming staff (of one); we truly enjoyed our afternoon there. I was ready to join their wine club - but they don't have one yet. Strongly recommend.

This was a great find while we were camping nearby. The space is beautifully redone with tons of…read moreseating and a spacious bar. Their wine selection is very good and has a good variety of whites and reds with grapes largely from California as I believe they said their first harvest of grapes will be available shortly. Not your standard wisconsin fruit wines either which was a bonus! The owners served us and were extremely friendly. They seem to have lots of events as well. I'd gladly stop in again, highly recommend.

The only reason this isn't 5 stars is because one of the program leaders was yelling at guests…read moreupon entry about parking. The group consensus amongst multiple guests was that she didn't give a great first impression. She was rude, unprofessional and seemed unapproachable throughout the wine with alpacas event. That being said, the helpers and alpacas were amazing! The staff bringing the alpacas around were young, but wise about all things alpaca. The staff helping for the wine event were helpful, too. They had a great selection of snacks to pair with the various wines and you got a good pour at the end with the wine of your choice. They had music which helped in the background and it was a local father-daughter duo. We enjoyed the group we shared a table with and compared tastings the whole time. The gift shop was open during the event and they had things like yarn, sweaters, soap, etc available for purchase. As you can imagine with a smaller setup, the prices were a little high, but it looked like quality products. It was a good event and I'd recommend it to someone in the area looking for something fun and different!

Alpacas? Wine? Yoga? Yes! Yes! YES! Oh my gosh, you guys! You can come here and do fun activities…read more amongst the cute lil alpacas and then sip wine while they stare at you in awe. LondonDairy hosts a variety of classes paired with alpacas to offer unique experiences. The owners of the farm are also into pairing alpacas with fun inspiring and unique experiences. Some of the classes on the farm even incorporate wine from some of the owners' favorite places abroad. I had the pleasure of attending alpaca yoga--our setting was serene; the day's weather was perfectly warm and bright; the yoga instructor was friendly and welcoming; and the yoga was gentle and relaxed. After class, we could sample up to 4 different wines, select a full pour, and then spend time petting and feeding the alpacas! We were also lucky enough to have come right after the birth of two new baby alpacas!!! One tip: Make sure you bring your own yoga mat or towel to better avoid the ants that may be in the grass. Some of the other classes offered at LondonDairy include a knit and drink series, as well as a paint with the alpacas class, too. Aside from classes, the place also has a gift shop with several unique items ($-$$$)--here you can purchase everything from a small takeaway items like ornaments and trinkets to full on winter clothing made from alpaca fur. They also have a section of alpaca yarn for all you knitters! I highly suggest visiting LondonDairy. So far, I haven't found anything quite like it. If you've tried goat yoga, it's time to step it up! :)

I just love the produce here. Today we got a 3 pound bag of peas today. The price was $13.00. They…read morewere just picked a day ago. The U-pick strawberry patch is now open. That's what I like best about this farm market. Everything is fresh picked and that comes out in the quality and taste. Sweet corn season can't get here soon enough. They have the best around.

Wilfert Farms is the best! They are constantly updating FB on what veggies and fruit they have…read moreavailable for sale. They also notify customers when produce is sold out. This week they had blueberries from lower Michigan. So sweet and tasty. This is a nice simple clean farm with pretty much every seasonal vegetable available. The service is always friendly. I love to eat local vegetables. This week I bought peas and kohlrabi. The veggies taste way better than grocery bought. Support local!

We booked a round here for 7 couples well in advance through Club Corp (we are all members at Bay…read moreOaks CC in Houston). After we booked the round the manager reached out to us to see if we were going to eat lunch after the round (customer service, what a novel idea!). The director of golf welcomed all four of our groups on the first tee. The on course drink service was first rate. Aside from all this superior customer service, the golf course is phenomenal and well maintained. We will be back!

Read all the fine print in the charter and don't expect any humanity…read more I was recently diagnosed with ALS in November at age 52. In late July, the club did an "extra assessment" for renovations of approximately $8,000, which I paid because I didn't know about my diagnosis yet. With ALS, playing golf is no longer in the cards, so in November I called the club to end my membership. As the club had just started some of the renovations, I asked if they would consider returning even a portion of the $8,000. Keep in mind this is Not the non-refundable initiation fee - it's an "extra" assessment that I will never benefit from. I was told that the Board would consider it but after 3 weeks they decided NOT to return even a penny of the extra assessment. When my wife called a board member to discuss the member said that we have members die every year and the by-laws say no refunds ever. We have since found out that there aren't any terminal members like me, but that's a whole different story. Look - I understand charters and by-laws, but typically Boards have discretion to judge each situation on its own merit. I think I was expecting a little humanity as I confront the final chapter of my life and I received none. Great Course, Great Staff... Ruthless Board. I need to remove all stress from my life so I needed to write this and then be done.