Parts, service, fuel. They are great ! We stop every time…read morewe visit crooked lake. Recommend!!

This is a great family run business that has been in the family for generations. They do great…read moremotor work and guarantee it be done correctly at a fair price. There is rarely a part that you need that they don't have or can't get. They do a great job with the few workers they have! It is a great location and they have great rates for rentals. Over 100 years of experience between the four mechanics. Would strongly recommend for your boating needs or a great trip on the Inland Water Route.

It is a beautiful area to explore. The falls are gorgeous!! And the scenery is, too. It is so…read morepeaceful.

A fun stop on a road trip. The falls were easy to get to and fun whilst swimming. I would recommend…read morea water shoe to make it easier to walk.

The positives: Nice, smaller park. Quiet, Large sites. Great location. Can see millions of stars…read more Clean restrooms. Lots of provided recreational toys- horseshoes, ladder golf, cornhole, sport balls. Kayaks for rent. Super friendly staff! You can see the lake from sites 22, 24 and 26 for sure, as I am sure others. The downsides for us- dirt road for 1 mile leading in the state park leading into campground. Dirt road in the campground. The flies were BAD during setup of our popup. We had to get fly paper amid swatters to take care of the 30+ in our camper. We've never camped with so many flies. FYI- electrical boxes are pretty far on some sites, bring extension. Standard 120 outlets, bring a converter if you have a 30 amp cord. 50 amps? No idea, at least on site 24 and 26. There are 2 showers men and 2 showers for women. With 70+ sites, that might be a problem during busy weekends. Hasn't been an issue for us during the week. We will see hot the weekend goes. The beach is far from the campground (2 miles ish)- you'll need to drive or bike.

Dirt road around the campground. Watch out for some female ranger. She got in front of my vehicle…read moreto force me to stop. I was looking at sites to determine if I wanted to camp there. She then asked about my recreation passport which of course I have. When I told her to check my license plate for it, she then told me I had to buy a day pass. This devolved into I didn't have to have a day pass, but she didn't like me driving through the campground. No worries as I will not ever be back. I'm not really a fan of control freak rangers. As a side note we also scouted nearby Onaway park and found some nice sites. I've also had no issues at other campgrounds with such a ranger so be aware if you are in the area to avoid this one.

Just had a charter with Captain Jon and Nick. What a great time. They put us right where we needed…read moreto be to catch some beautiful fish. Best thing my 8 year old and I have done together. I showed him up by snagging a 3 foot hog. Highly recommend MFM

Captain Jon and Nick know their stuff that's why we drove the extra 30 min from St. Ignace yo…read moreCheboygan! We had an awesome day on the water and will definitely book again this fall. I am so happy there is a new generation of knowledgeable outdoorsman in Michigan. From the moment you call you will appreciate their efficient and fresh approach to charter fishing! Can't wait to get back on the water with these guys.

The NICEST marina I have ever seen! I have completed the great loop and have been to over 100…read moremarinas. The Duncan Bay Boat Club is undoubtedly the nicest, cleanest, and best staffed marina I have ever been to. Their facilities are beautiful and perfect. They have brand new docks and great WiFi (for a marina). They have a charming young staff who are very polite and professional. I will be going back every year, even considering buying a slip! The prices are very fair. You get way more than you pay for! It's truly a must if you're a boater. It's also very great for the whole family, they have kayaks, a pool, play area and many more amenities for everyone to enjoy. Don't waste anymore time if you haven't been there before, try it out!

Duncan Bay Boat Club is a rare place in boating. It has direct access to northern Lake St Clair…read more Adding to the up north feeling, there's a State Park across the bay from it with 2 amazing beaches. It is located in a protect bay inside the Straits of Mackinaw. It's close to everything that is amazing to travel to by boat: Straits of Mackinaw, Mackinaw Island, St Ignace, Les Cheneaux Islands, North Channel, St Mary's River and more. Inside the Club is a beautiful club house, 85 degree swimming pool, and the best bathrooms in all of the Great Lakes. Duncan Bay is open to owners, renters and transients.

Great service - better than the rest. We called these guys up and asked them to deliver and they…read moredid. Free delivery puts them above the rest. They provided us with the paddle, quick instructions, and a flotation device. Very friendly and I'll be using them again.

We had such a great time learning to paddle board. Keith was so helpful in showing us what to do…read moreand giving us tips on how to be successful doing it. He brought our boards to Lake Walloon, which was a perfect place to board. Keith was kind, courteous, and on time. Would definitely recommend this business for a day of fun!

I truly can't imagine a more beautiful, peaceful and FUN to spend summers. I was lucky enough to…read morespend my childhood summers as a camper and then many as a counselor. I learned many new skills, how to be (somewhat) self sufficient & (most importantly) established lifelong friendships. 18 years later (yet feels like I was siting around the campfire yesterday) it's time to start looking into overnight camps for my own kids. I heard Liz, who has now taken over camp from her father, is going to be in the North Shore giving a presentation. While I wasn't ready to send my daughter away quite yet, figure I could start the brainwashing since I can't imagine sending my kids to any other camp than this one. I drag my very reluctant 7 year old daughter there who tells me in the car "I'm not going. Walden is your dream, mom...not mine." However, 5 minutes within Liz's presentation she tells me she's going for the entire summer and has already listed out all her activities...lake swimming, horseback riding, nature. She also informs me she won't be showering the entire time. Lovely...that part not part of my "dream" The brainwashing worked so well that she insists on going to Walden this summer. However, I still think she's too young so compromise by saying we'll make the drive up to camp so she can see it and we can spend a few days in Northern Michigan. We also conveniently time our visit with when a few of my lifelong camp friends will be picking up their older kids from the 2 week session. After a 7+ hour drive from Chicago to Northern Michigan with a 7 year old in tow I begin to wonder if the trip was really worth it. However, within minutes of stepping onto camp grounds I realize it was so worth it. Camp looks more beautiful than ever (hello new Mess Hall!). I felt like I was in a time warp when I saw that all the Area Heads (Waterfront, Athletics, Horseback Riding, etc) are STILL there. And these people don't seem to age...perhaps I need to start drinking Cheboygan water? And everyone was so smiley and friendly...both staff and campers. Like my future campers there are so many 2nd generation campers there living the same dream their parents lived many years ago. And every camper or counselor we chatted with seemed to be on their 6th, 7 are so many 2nd generation campers are there. My friends kids who we picked up were all smiles after their first Walden experience. My daughter loved visiting camp even more than she loved Liz's presentation. We ran into Liz within minutes and she was extremely welcoming and really made the effort to chat with Devon and get to know her...and her husband, Scott, was very friendly as well. She was also in awe of all the (messy) cabins and made me take pictures of all the cool stuffed animal holders, pillows etc that she wanted to bring to camp when she was lucky enough to attend as a camper. She even revised her previously made schedule to include waterskiing and tubing after watching the fun. One of things I love about walden is that you get to make your own activity schedule so you can do all the things that you really love to do! I also love that it's not overly competitive when it comes to sports and activities so everyone feels like a winner at camp...I appreciated that philosophy as a camper and even more as a parent of future campers. They are very flexible with the length of camp- perhaps more flexible than when I was a camper. Campers have the option of staying 2,4, 6 or 7 weeks. And they even offer a mini mini 3 day camp for their youngest campers, which I really hope they continue to offer since I think it's a great way to get a taste of Walden..and have heard from others who have sent their kids that it's a really well run program (just like the rest of their programs). So excited for my future campers to make memories at this magical place during future summers! As the saying goes...Walden Days. Walden Nights...there's nothing to do back in the city.

Life changing 3 weeks for my 11 year old son! He grew into himself and worked through the…read morechallenges of being homesick the first week. He came home more confident and comfortable in his own skin. He loved kitten and bunny care, water sports, and outdoor cooking. He will return this year and he can't wait. Thank you Camp Walden!!!!!

Had another Great morning with Nate doing river fishing, These guys are unbelievable they seem to…read morealways find me a place to fish and putting me on them. This wading the Cheboygan river for Kings!