For a person who likes to party in a campground, this place is for you! But I personally like my…read morespace in a campground. The sites are packed close together and you can tell they packed in as many stilted as possible. (There are around 300 sites). There is always noise, kids riding their bikes everywhere, and campers packed up like sardines. If you like staying up late with your friends, this place is great, but I personally could've had a better experience.

Best camp ground in Michigan! The water is great and super clear, there's events for the kids…read moreeveryday ran by the awesome park rangers. Highly recommend spending a weekend here.

It isn't cheap to fish here but there are sure a lot of trout swimming around in that pond. The…read morefishing equipment is free to use and they do clean and wrap your fish that you catch. It doesn't take long to catch those hungry fish either. Great place for kids to catch fish especially if it is their first time fishing.

I've been visiting Cedarbrook for several years with my kids. Yesterday I went with my kids and…read moreex. The fish are super easy to catch, toss in the bait and you pretty much instantly have a fish on. They clean and package the fish for you. The people that work there are all very cool and accommodating. I like seeing them interact with their customers. They slid in a few interesting facts about science and ecology. The setting itself is quite lovely. It's near all the attractions of Harrisville, and the farm itself is like a park with beautiful flowers and landscaping. I really like seeing kid catch or feed the fish. Some people come just to feed, but not catch the fish. I've had farm raised trout that I would describe as mealy and blah. These fish are great and taste like wild caught. I believe that this is due to the clean-cold spring water that feeds the ponds, but I can't say for sure. It's five stars with a plus from me and I've never heard a complaint about this farm.

We RV camped here during the week, Monday thru Thursday. Check in time is 3:00 pm and check out…read moretime is 3:00 pm. Courteous staff and a small selection of T-shirts or sweatshirts at the camp office. The campground was very well taken care of. It was quiet and peaceful. Easy drive from campground to put in and take out sites for kayaking the AuSable River. Glennie is less than 5 miles for groceries gas and a couple of cafes/restaurants.

Absolutely amazing campground. We make the trip up from Florida each year. Definitely the nicest…read morecampground I've been to.

Friendly captain and crew! That will put you on the fish. For a great experience you will never…read moreforget.

From the owner: We specialize in Sportfishing charters and guided ice fishing charters. To catch the big ones!!…read moreAlso offer ice shanty rentals and photographic sight seeing tours

We reserved a pontoon in January. We were able to pick it up on time and use Viking's boat…read morelift/launch across the street during our stay. John let us know where the gas station on the lake was (huge lake - you'll need it!). Boat was intended for fishing and for our purposes was great. If you love walleye and deep smallies check out Hubbard Lake. If you like largemouth and pike, head for the hills,

I have had my boat there several times over the last 4 years. They are the ones who I thought were…read morethe best around....Turns out that they are not the people I thought they were. After a reoccurring issue with my boat he told me that "I am not a boat guy" which I don't understand. I was not looking for warranty work or a deal just trying to talk to him about the issue and what we could do to stop it....I swear I was treated like he did not know me and never worked on my boat before. Mind you I have paid these people over ten thousand dollars in 4 years.......I will never be back..Thanks for nothing!

I've been going here for as long as I can remember. Apparently, it's one of the most popular…read moretourist places in Michigan... mainly just so your kids can jump off the dam and go swimming. The campground itself is very rustic: no electricity, hand water pump, outhouse toilets. The park is free to enter and is a popular fishing spot. The dammed side of the river is very rocky and strong current, and the water level fluctuates from flooding into the forest to a bunch of rocks depending on the season. It certainly offers a rewarding fishing challenge if you can fight off the crayfish, snags, and kids jumping in the way to splash in the water. For a better fishing experience, go to the lake side. Shore fishing is met with blobs of grass and minimal catches, but if you take a small boat out into the reservoir, it's filled with sizeable bluegill, smallmouth bass, and the elusive northern pike. I go to this area several times a year for fishing, photographs, and nostalgia.

Managed to catch 15 fish over the course of 5 hours. Chris was great conversation, patient and very…read moreknowledgeable!

If you are looking for a guide that's knows the sport in and out this is your guy. Had us on fish…read morefrom the first line we dropped. Knew his equipment and how to show you to use. Great for any experience level. Thanks Chris one of the best trips I have taken.

Solid bait shop. Everything you'd need, and knowledgable people to help you figure out exactly…read morewhat that is. Go Alpena. Pure Michigan.

I love this place. Some of the friendliest people you will meet who are happy to offer advice on…read morewhat they are biting and where to find them. They even make their own rigs right there in the shop. Just north of Alpena and right next to Long Lake and Grand Lake.