I recommend this place !! The very nice lady stayed an hour and 30 mins over closing for us to…read morefinish. The sleuce experience was fun picking through rocks. The dinosaur walk was fun to take photos with. 10/10 recommend. Just maybe don't stay super late like we did...

But why? It's a dinosaur park…read more The actual dinosaur park was a wonderful throwback, full of nostalgia. On top of that, the new activities were a lot of fun for the kids as well. But the giant Jesus statue? Just why?

Had an amazing Thurs-Sun vacation in Aug 2025! So peaceful, beautiful scenery, great playground for…read morekids, and bathrooms were clean. They have a wi-fi and it works! Will be back for sure. Austin the new park manager is doing a great job; super friendly and you can tell he really enjoys his job and getting to know campers. Felt very very welcomed there!

Nice park, good view of the water. It's centrally locates, clean and very family-friendly…read more We stopped here for a little bit to relax and recharge our batteries after coming into town. I checked our GPS/Google maps while hanging out here. The view was nice and it wasn't filled with tourists. Not a big park, yet a nice little detour from waking around the city. If you're interested in hanging out for awhile, it's great for that as it's pretty quiet here.

Was in town for a week on vacation. Great place to workout. Wish my place had so much equipment…read more Very clean and well lit.

The new Bay Athletic Facility is great except for one thing, the men's locker room. There is…read moreessentially no locker room. There is a "locker room" that is the size of a bathroom. There is no room to change, and there is only one shower. I understand they were tight on space, but this is ridiculous.

WARNING - Bed Bugs in Duplex 10 at Jacks Landing…read more I want to start by saying I have stayed at Jacks every year for the past 22 years and have always enjoyed our vacations until this year. We mostly stayed in Duplex 10 but have also stayed at the waterfront cabins and Anglers Hideaway. This year we stayed the week of July 6th in Duplex 10. We discovered a bed bug issue towards the end of the week. We started getting red bite marks and waking up to find blood on the sheets. Upon further inspection we discovered live bed bugs and a lot of black/red stains on the box springs of all three beds and evidence on the futon. We immediately notified the management and were extremely disappointed in the response. They said they always clean the rooms and have never seen evidence of bed bugs. The offered us a $150 gift certificate for next year and told us one of the managers was going to the store to get "stuff" to clean it up right away. When we pushed for a full refund they said "they don't know where they came from" insinuating that we brought them with us. This is a very big infestation and not hard to find once we looked closer. All four people who stayed in the cabin had upwards of 50+ bites appear once we were home and started looking closer. We kick ourselves for not inspecting the bed upon arrival but after 22 years you tend to trust a place. I understand that these things happen but the response from the manager was the worst part. She said she had them before and it was not a big deal to get rid of them. They insinuated we brought them. Worst of all I believe they are going to try to "clean" it themselves. From what I read (and I have not read a lot) bed bugs are difficult to eliminate, and my guess is they will continue to be a problem at Jacks. I want to raise awareness to all potential guests at Jack that bed bugs were in Duplex 10 to be very cautious if staying at Jacks Landing

Nothing fancy or pretentious, but great people and great location. We love coming here during the…read moresummer and appreciate feeling at ease and at home. Very relaxed and low key.

Easy park to stop over at and offers great views of the Thunder Bay river. There's a few picnic…read moretables, although the parking lot is very small and not really secluded from the busy traffic on Washington. Pretty ideal place to stop for a break or go for a jog on the bike path.

Beautiful hiking trails and scenic views of Lake Huron. Trails are groomed year round. Great place…read moreto take your dog for a walk.

One of michigans hidden gems. Swim in Lake Huron, fish off the pier, or spend the day hiking along…read morethe shore or abandon quarry.

Michigan's newest State Park…read more To start out with Michigan apparently wasn't ready for this addition. They have had 3 years and are still working on maps and signs for the park. Sheesh! That being said it is truly a beautiful spot for a state park. Great view of Thunder Bay. Crystal clear water. Lots of green trees. Besides being a great place to see Thunder Bay they also have sink holes. Here's where the lack of signage and maps falls in to place. Finding the initial trail is hard because there is no sign marking it. However you start walking it and eventually you come to a temp lamenated sign saying sinkholes that way plus a note about sign being temporary and permanent signs are being worked on. No further info about distances. So we walked along a rocky path that seemed like it was on another world until eventually the path entered a forest. After walking for at least a mile but was more like 1.5 to 2 miles we came to another sign saying sink holes 1 mile that way. So we walked even further till we came to a pathway cross roads with another temp sign pointing 1 way for Quarry or another way for sinkholes. After walking a little further we saw 1 final sign saying sinkhole in half mile. That seemed much further than a half mile from the 1 mile sign. After having walked so far we kept going. Eventually just when we were about to give up and turn around we found the largest of the sinkholes which was filled in with Crystal clear water. It was very pretty but there was no way to get down a very steep hill to get a better look at it. Also no more signage. No info about sink holes. No directions to the other sinkholes which arent filled in so you can see them better, Nothing. So then the 2 to 3 mile hike back to the Parking lot. I barely made it. 4 to 6 miles round trip without any warning that is how far away the sink holes are. That's crazy. Also for the most part the trail is in good shape but for crying out lound would some benches kill you. You need a place to sit and rest. The trail and sinkhole lake were pretty but not worth a walk that has become known as the Never-ending hike. The park overall is a solid 4 stars. The hike maybe 2. However add benches and maybe 4 wheeler rentals along with better signs and maps and could easily be 4 stars. Heck maybe it might bump overall to 4 1/2 stars. Rockport is worth a visit just beware what your getting into.