The old reviews of this rest stop pre-2023 don't apply. Pigeon Creek Rest Area has been remodeled,…read moreand it is now clean, bright and actually a place you want to stop. There is a little museum inside! Just a couple of exhibits and artifacts that tell the history of the Steuben County area, but still: When was the last time you saw exhibits in a rest stop? The restrooms were very clean, and there is lots of space to maneuver around if you use a wheelchair or have a stroller. There are a few vending machines with snacks and beverages (Pepsi and Coke products), and they even had cream soda! What?! I never see cream soda in a vending machine. There's also an ice cream vending machine, too. The outside has some grassy areas for pets to do their business, and a few places to walk them. If you need to stop and use the restroom, this is a great place to do so.

Definitely the nicest welcome center. I've seen in Indiana. This place is brand new and it shows…read more If you need to stop relax, go to the bathroom this is your spot .

Beautiful location and setting! Quiet, secluded and nestled in the woods at the edge of 3 ponds…read more We're here, obviously, for a wedding.

We just got married at ancestral acres and it was the best wedding experience. We had access to the…read moregrounds the whole weekend making set up and take down smooth. During our wedding, Nikki was so kind as to ask us if we need anything multiple times, helping during photos, capturing small photos and videos throughout the day to share with us, and bringing us drinks from the bar during our busy day so we could still find time to celebrate! The whole process leading up to the wedding was also wonderful with the help of William and Melvin! I highly would recommend this venue!

This is, by far, the nicest rest stop I've ever been to. The restroom itself was clean with plenty…read moreof space to move about. The sinks are a fun trough-style and someone had set out hand scrub to accompany the soap. The building also has a small museum & several historical points of interest to check out. The parking lot is currently receiving a face-lift, but there is still a walkway to access the building & a really nice pavilion for picnics.

This welcome center is very nice and well maintained all around from the interior to the outside…read moregrass area. Plenty of parking for cars and big rigs. Clean and sanitary public restrooms, vending machines plus they have travel tour booklets and brochures on amazing things to do in the state of Michigan. The welcome center lot is well lit at night with security cameras.

If you're looking for a place to just rest up this is the place. Although a bit rustic, it's super…read moreclean. The fact that it is clean and budget friendly is a huge plus. We paid $55/night, and other nearby hotels were twice that (and were also sold out).

Seasonal Pontoon and kayak rentals Modern Cottages and…read moreseasonal camping.

Had a Great Time!! Wish the ride was longer. Will definitely do this again. All the employees…read morewere extremely helpful and courteous.

It is what it is. A very old train, I think the engine is early 1900's the cars seems WWII. Old and…read morea little beat up. Takes about 30 minutes to go 13 miles, 20 minute stop in Quincy-at a city park no stores anywhere you can get to in the layover but the park does have a bathroom, as does the train. Not much for scenery but a fun little journey.

Stayed 2 nights in our RV. Gracious hosts, lovely campground. Rented a boat for the day to fish…read more Caught bass with poppers with my fly rod off the lily pads. Wonderful! Most people are there for the whole summer or more. Highly recommended! Jon

I went to Angola to visit family that lived near by Fox Lakeview. The weather was a up and down…read moreand all over the place but the hospitality was warm and friendly. Jennifer met me as I pulled in to make sure that I was able to get in with no issues. It was a cold day and she had the electric fireplace on for me and the heat turned up. The space was clean and very user friendly. I brought my pups and they were comfy and cozy also. There are views of the lake and unknowingly to me views of a marsh land behind. I was able to walk my dogs easily behind the building. The first night it snowed and Jennifer made sure to salt the stairs for me when I had come back from dinner. The next day it was almost 70!! We were able to see cranes and hear them and the wonderfully loud sounds of the tree frogs!!! The following morning it snowed and went down to 8 degrees so I was able to see the marsh snow covered. Pokagen was a 10 minute drive away for a nice hike, and coming back to a warm and inviting space to relax and watch movies was the best. I look forward to coming when it is consistently nice weather and taking advantage of all the nature and parks around the area and maybe taking a kayak out also! Thank you Jennifer and Parker and all the staff that made my visit enjoyable.