This is a really nice Welcome Center. It still has that new-building smell and there's none of the…read morenormal wear and tear, yet. If you're on I-94 coming back from a cross-border trip to Canada or traveling from the Port Huron area, then this is likely the first rest stop you'll come across. Don't miss it. It's staffed with friendly locals who'll tell you everything you need to know about traveling in Michigan. Offer advice on the traffic road conditions, the best routes to take to get you where you want to go, and things to see on the way. For those who prefer to wing it, and just see what's available, the traveler information with the maps, brochures and pamphlets can accommodate. It's broken out by the area of Michigan to which you're traveling; or, if you want something that's less geographic-specific but more activity related, there are also sections labeled for hunting or fishing, boating, camping, antique shopping, general shopping, and general activities. Maybe all welcome centers at a state's border are like that, but I don't remember it being quite as simple. Of course there are the requisite soda machines and maps, but take some time and explore the welcome center when it's open. There's always something new to be discovered in every state. Here, they just make it easier.

From the owner: Come to the Michigan Welcome Center for free literature on Michigan travel, events, camping,…read moreboating, trails, state maps and more. The restrooms are open 24/7/365.

Great stop before exploring town!…read more The staff was knowledgeable when I asked questions about the area. They have coupons and suggestions. The kids loved the little coloring area and as a family we enjoyed the gnome hunt. Fun prizes for all who complete the challenge.

Frankenmuth is one of my favorite cities! We had such a lovely time here. The woman of the visitor…read morecenter was very sweet and very helpful. They offer free and charging ports for your devices, clean restrooms and lots of information at this visitor center. There is parking directly behind this location which is good as the city can get very busy. I felt welcomed by the warm staff and there is a beautiful outside space as well with tables and seating where you can enjoy the fountain and the beautiful weather. I had done my research before we visited but the stuff inside pointed out something that I didn't see online, and that there are two locations in town which offer glockenspiel shows! We did catch one and it was adorable. It made our day in the city that much better. Definitely stopped by here if you are visiting the city.

Didn't walk in but it has nice views and I could walk across the bridge to Mexican town to get some…read morefood. Plenty of parking

I like Welcome Centers.  I like them a lot.  Whenever I pass a state line and one is near by I head…read moreright for it.                 I do not recommend this Welcome Center.  It has all the basics - there is a public restroom on the first floor and there are piles and piles of magazines featuring wonderful things that you can do in Michigan - all of which, except for a handful, appear to be very far away from this particular welcome center.                 It is located very near to the on ramp of Interstate 75 - so, if you are already in Michigan it is very easy to get to.  If you have just come in, however, you would need to drive past it for some distance, take an exit and navigate through some dodgy neighborhoods to get back to it.  If you are heading into Canada then it's a little more difficult to get to - but not much, just a little more difficult than it normally is.                 This particular Welcome Center is located in 'Mexicantown' - so, let's say you're coming from Canada and heading into the United States to enjoy your stay in Michigan - the first place you get to is 'Mexicantown'.  I don't get it but maybe there's a backstory I missed somewhere.                 The building itself isn't just a Welcome Center.  It's got other commercial ventures in it.  There is a Michigan Secretary of State so if you are heading into the United States you can stop by and get your Michigan Driver's License in Mexicantown to save time - however, if your intent is to save time that's not going to happen in that SOC Office.  It's nice to dream though.                 On the second floor of the building are offices for the Mexicantown Development Corporation or some thing like that.  The offices run most of the building.  Inside, at least right now, you would find one banner announcing that you had arrived at the Mexicantown Development Corporation and a sign that says the public bathroom is downstairs.   That's it.

I was in town for their pink lady's slipper festival. It's a small fair held at the nature center…read morewith live music, food, and vendors. It was pretty fun! The pink lady's slipper is an orchid that is native to the eastern United States and is abundant near the center and it's also the logo of the center. The volunteers mentioned there were over a hundred spotted near the trails and you were sure to see them (which we did, over 20+ sightings!). The nature center itself has dioramas about the ecology of the area, bathrooms, a water fountain, and a bird feeder where you can watch wild birds and chipmunks. There were so many goldfinches and mourning doves at that time of day. There's also a tank with a rescued turtle to look at too. It's very family friendly and the trail I went on near the center was paved with a bunch of signs, although there's also more trails which are unpaved. This is a neat little place and I would recommend it!

This place is a hidden gem in Port Austin not only does it have a great nature walk and agility…read morecourse it is free! I never knew that it had a little indoor Research Center that teaches about the wildlife and history of the county it was very interesting and the highlight of going here was for my daughter to be able to pick out a fossl that was local to the lake they even have a little gift shop in the back that you could buy bookmarks, books, birdhouses, bird feeders, and much more if you're going up here to vacation please take the time to check this out it will not be a disappointment.

Beautiful place. Famous with birders, but perfect for families. Nice, easy walking paths.read more

Great job transformed an old Chrysler automotive site to a wildlife refuge. Water and soil…read morecondition is much better than before. Birds , fishes all have a place to migrate to now. Here you can fish off the pier, very popular spot. Kayak , running, bird watching are also popular too.

We have been here more than 20 times, and each time we go I am reminded about how special the…read morePinery is. Amazing beaches, including a dog beach, and clean / modern camping facilities. It gets extremely crowded, especially on weekends - so make a reservation well in advance. It can get loud at times, but the OPP always keep things safe and quiet at night. They have hydro sites and rustic camp sites. You can rent canoes, get an ice cream at their store, do a ranger program, go on a hike or just relax at the beach. Spectacular views everywhere. The Pinery is a great Provincial Park and we are very lucky to have it so close to the Windsor / Sarnia area.

We came around 6pm and This was a massive provincial park and we didn't really get to do much since…read morewe had to drive back to the city around 7pm. It cost 21$ per car to enter the area and there were plenty of beaches, walking trails and camp site you can book. It's honestly a really beautiful park with plenty to do but I just wish we came on a different day so we could fully explored the park or maybe rent a camp site next time.

So we're here and the hours states they're open but they are not…read more They only open 3 days a week during the middle of the week days. Disappointed

Friendly and helpful information…read more We entered Canada but we didn't know what we wanted to do with our couple of hours in Windsor. The information center was close by so we decided to ask them some questions. There are plenty of maps and pamphlets for the different cities of Canada. The woman working at the desk gave us a map of Windsor and a list of things to do in the city. She even gave us a parking permit for the travel center so we were able to park there for free. Overall, clean bathrooms, free maps, and free parking for a couple hours is a win.

I bought a trip in march with them. On the site, i saw passenger, date of arrival, date of…read moredeparture when i booked...then i was sure that i booked an all inclusive. Unfortunaltly no. I call the man at Point-claire the day after because I did not receive the details of the flight. And he said that i havent book a trip with a flight. But it was around 900 $ for april....before the high season. Then i had to pay another 800 $ for the flight. Its not cheap at all like the publicity...I explained the situation by mail at the company but always talk To the same guy. He was an arrogant and just said it was my fault. Bad price. Bad service. Never again.

I recently paid fora trip to Cuba and the very next day found out i cant go. I went to my agent who…read morebasically said oh well, good bye $735 that to me is bad business! Sarnia, Ontario This happened in Sarnia, Ontario just two days ago. Im going to speak to a lawyer and see if i have any rights concerning this. One day later and im out the money. If your from rip off vacation, call me (519)330-1246