We added wings to our carriage tour for $9pp x 2 adults, for a total of $18. While the cost wasn't…read moreastronomical, it also wasn't a bargain. I can't say that I'd do it again, unless I had kids with me, as most kids were fascinated. The space was small, tho well-maintained. Butterflies were plentiful, tho specimens were not as large of a variety as implied. They were imported- so, something you wouldn't see while out & about. I have mixed feelings on that on one hand, it brought back memories from living in Panama, where these were the norm & a love for them developed. On the other hand, a butterfly garden is a great opportunity to plant native plants & educate tourists on local species. The space was easily overcrowded & it was much like other butterfly houses I've seen, without seats be able to sit & reflect, possibly due to the want for quick turnover to the next set of visitors.

This place should just not exist. First time I've ever gone and reviewed something. The workers…read morewere tossing butterflies up to get them to fly, All the butterflies looked like they were dying. We did not see a single one flying. The fruit was rotten and molding, they have fake flowers around. I would say the price is overpriced but what little care they give to those butterflies they clearly need it. The owner has commented on peoples reviews and should not bother, there is little care or effort being put in. They only care about money and adding stupid gimmicks like mirrors and Ferris wheels to the mix. It cost the same to go to The original butterfly house and that has more butterflies, Active butterflies, Insects, several rooms with shadow box type things for displays, A beehive, Turtles, an entire room before the butterfly room to show current stages of chrysalis and cocoons. 0/5 This is a place where butterflies go to die.

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.

Best summer ice cream in northern Michigan! They sell really cool stuff and the owner is a great…read moreguy! Womp womp if they don't sell sailboats as much any more the boats they sell are Awsome!

I don't have anything negative to say. I emailed an inquiry. It took three or four days before I…read morereceived a response, but that's okay. I'd like to request that this marina make small sailboats available to rent. I suppose that there isn't the demand that there was 50 years ago, but there are still many among us that enjoy sailing on Mullett.

A hidden oasis with lots of potential! I recently visited on a weekday in late July and despite the…read morerain, there wasn't too much mud to wade through. We had been planning on playing the 9-basket disc golf course when we got to MI, knowing that it was a very low rating on DGCR, but were pleasantly surprised. I am happy to say I've been here, done that, but probably a one-time visit for me. From the pictures, you can see it's obviously a lush and clean park with dozens of activities available for children and adults. Most of these installments are a little run down, even in the middle of summer tourism, particularly the markers that tell you where the tee is (some are in pieces, some are plain missing). Luckily, we had enough service to search it up on a dedicated disc golf site and were well on our way. Main upsides include a clean bathroom, picnic and barbecue area, visible baskets, and beautiful landscaping. Downsides? The overgrowth around the edges of the park, where all 9 tees are situated. I lost my favorite disc in the 8ft shrubs, and some tees were completely in the shrubs. Also, this park was a little difficult to find as there aren't signs for it (unless you're coming up one particular path). So after an afternoon of walking the paths to Arch Rock and Fort Holmes, we struggled to get here without the help of a sometimes spotty Google Maps. Pro tip: download the Google Map of the island before you go walking.

It's cool that mak island put a disc golf park on the island, I have to say that I was so totally…read morestoked to bring my discs. With Michigans wide range and disparate landscapes, I was sure I was gonna get some sweet terrain to challenge my disc golf savvy. What I got at great turtle park was a bit disappointing. This park is good for your mid range or putter but it is flat. I would say you could probably make all the shots without having to bust out the driver, with maybe the exception of one hole. The baskets are not cemented into the ground, there is no tee off sign for any of the pins, and there aren't platforms. Rather, kitchen tiles mark the starting points for all the holes. These disappointments for a serious disc golf fan, make the park a three. The park itself is gorgeous and in the middle to high park of the island away from most of the tourism and people, so that's worth a few stars. Overall, however, the disc golf part of the park really soured my experience as it seemed like an afterthought. I rated this park three stars because: 1star: bathroom on premises. Nice. 1star: park itself is a cool spot, away from tourists. Good family/community area. 1star: disc golf here. Something's better than nothing. 0star: disc golf course missing tee signs and platforms, baskets are free standing, showing the non-commital nature of whoever put them in. 0star: hole nine missing tile that tells you where to start, all disc golf baskets within sight of the starting point, no sweet Michigan terrain involved, flat course.

Staying at the Island House and through our package we were given a coupon for bike rentals. Very…read moreeasy to get to since the bike rental is right in front of the hotel. The worker was friendly but his computer crashed and he was unable to rent bikes because of it. He said it happens at least once a day, which is not great for business when bike shops are pretty plentiful. He asked what bikes we wanted and he set them aside. He asked for us to wait until his computer started up again. We sat out front and waited and within 15 or so minutes we were back in business. We got 7 speed bikes and a card is needed on file before you take your bikes out. Baskets for your bikes are provided. Our bikes were in decent condition. My bike gears were worn out, so you couldn't tell your settings. Not horrible since we were just biking around the island. The coupon helped our total for the price of two bikes that we had taken out all day.

Our family of 8 rented bikes from Island House last week and had a great experience. It was so nice…read moreto get out of the chaos of downtown, especially with so many small children, and have the time to make sure bikes fit well. Staff took great care of us, sized my kids well for the right bikes, and were pleasant to chat with through the whole process. By the end of the trip, my five year old didn't want to turn his bike in. "This is the awesome-est bike ever!" were his exact words. Thank you Island House Bikes for helping us have a great day!

Had a great experience! The bikes were clean and well-maintained, so it was a nice, smooth ride…read morearound the island. Had no issues changing gears either direction. The staff were extremely helpful and informative! My wife had not ridden a bike in a really long time and the staff were really supportive in getting her confidence back up. And the faux flowers in the bike basket were such a cute addition - we had so many compliments about it from strangers as we were riding around. Will be using their bikes again when we come back!

This is one of the first bike rental places you see after arriving to the island so it's the…read moreperfect spot to jump in a bike right away! The staff were quick, efficient, super friendly, and kind! We were in and out of there like in 5 minutes. The girl that took care of us found the perfect bikes for us as well. I highly recommend this spot!

If you're visiting Arch Rock, one of the most famous rock formations on the island, then you will…read morewant to pop into Milliken Nature Center. It's right there! Milliken Nature Center is the place to visit to learn about Arch Rock, that interesting rock thing that you're looking at. There are exhibits inside this small nature center that explain the history of Arch Rock, plus other things about the geological makeup of Mackinac Island. It's a super small nature center, but it's a cool place to learn more about the island. The tricky part is getting here. Milliken Nature Center sits on top of a high part of the island, so you either need to walk or bike (which would be rough!) or take a horse-drawn carriage, like I did. The carriage tours wind their way to Arch Rock, and stop for 10 to 15 minutes, so you definitely have time to visit the nature center and use the restroom if you need to. Restrooms are located just outside of the nature center. This nature center was a nice surprise on my tour, and I'm glad I visited. I don't know that I'd go out of my way to visit Milliken, but if you're visiting Arch Rock, you definitely need to pop in.

These folks are outstanding. Fred in particular has gotten us out of boat problems. The restoration…read morethey completed on a vintage Boston Whaler is beautiful. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

If you need work on your boat this is the place. Very knowledgeable in all things boating. I've…read morehad to use them twice this week alone and both time they took the time to help me out and make my vacation enjoyable. Very good prices, and dedicated to the work they do. If you are in Cedarville Mi this is the place for any boat work. Also fuel.