I'm not much for haunted houses but I have to say- I really enjoyed myself here. The pumpkin patch…read moreis a nice edition.

Wow this place- Eloise- we finally got to check it out. I'm glad we went for the haunted houses!!…read moreIt was amazing- they were the longest and coolest ones I've ever walked through. They utilized the hospital in most of the attraction, which made the whole experience even more creepy! I went for a private event, but it opened this weekend. I recommend everyone to go check out this historical site. So much has happened here in the past, you can feel the grounds energy as you pull into the parking lot. Looking up at those old windows, you can just feel someone or something peering from one! Go check out Eloise Asylum! The best haunted attraction in the state of Michigan!

Loved taking the train to Dearborn. It was super easy to buy tickets and hand the tickets to the…read moreconductor when the train arrives. Bathrooms were available on the train. My only suggestion is not to get there too early. It only takes a few minutes to get access the tracks to the boarding area.

we had our train cancelled twice in one day and ended up having to drive to our location and they…read moregave us trouble when we tryed to get a refund

Very unhelpful, no customer service skills what so ever…read more If You're looking for anything other than RC airplane don't expect any help. As a matter fact if you're looking for a helicopter or helicopter parts (which they sell by the way) they will flat out ignore you. I have been there twice looking for helicopters and or helicopter parts and that's the service I got just being ignored, I will never go back again ever It's not a regular hobby shop it's really a flight shop the only wants to sell airplanes and airplane parts

Great store and staff. They have helped us multiple times with RC cars!read more

Long-time member of the Sports club. This is my daily workout facility. I use the gym and take a…read morefew classes per week. They offer a lot more than I use, tennis, kids classes, a field house. The gym is excellent for me. They have a wide variety of equipment, which is plus for me. There is a good amount of free weights, dumbbells, and kettle bells. The Sports Club has a some cable equipment, and a QueenEx (like a jungle gym) which has TRX-type equipment. They have a number of machines. There is not a lot of open space in the gm, but there is enough room for normal workout. At a couple of times the gym can be packed, but normally there is plenty of space. And, there are times the gym is completely empty. There is a cardio section on a different level from the gym, which has treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, etc...They also have a short track around the gym area, which people walk. The classes are very good. Most people could get by taking the classes (which are included) in place of a personal trainer (they have those, as well). My Favorite thing - Towell service. I need a towel when I workout, and I cannot express how much I love that The Sports Club has them available. They do a pretty good job keeping the facility clean. The staff is generally friendly and accommodating. The only real downside for me is the building needs some upkeep, and the parking is a disaster - think grocery store. The club is on the expensive side for running on a treadmill, but it is well priced if you make use of all the club offers.

Iove the variety of classes! love how clean it is, the staff is very friendly. Hot yoga room is my…read morefavorite.

More than just featuring vehicles made by Pontiac and GMC, this collection has a selection of…read morevehicles that originated in the Pontiac area. Located in a repurposed open plan grade school, there is easy access in and around displays - not something I could say about every transportation museum. Was very delightful to see a good collection of prototype, one off and "what if" vehicles on display, like the big block Pontiac Grand Am... Station Wagon! Vehicles are mix of original condition, owner restored and professionally redone vehicles and have many with unique engine and trim options. Staff is exceptional part of the entire experience, hugely knowledgeable and accommodating. Would plan 2-3 hours to take everything in. Nice introduction to museum in 15 minute presentation, which is extremely informative and worthwhile.

This museum is a work in progress but what they've done so far is great. Lots of history on Pontiac…read morebrand. And the auto industry. The older gentleman that give the tours are packed full of knowledge and love to answer your questions. If you're a car person or not I think you will find some of the vehicles on display interesting. Can't wait to see how it will look when they are complete in a couple years.

Also Known as Pine Grove Historical Museum, it is run by the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical…read moreSociety whose goal is the "Preservation of the Past for the Enrichment of Future Generations." It is a non-profit organization, always looking for a helping hand. They were closed the other day when I visited. This location is run solely by volunteers, and had no signs with hours of operation. Ah, but during my visit, a couple of the volunteers happened to stop by and gave me information about the organization. I took a brief walk around the well manicured grounds and found that they have a farm museum, carriage house, root cellar, smoke house, summer kitchen, school house and of course, the Wisner Mansion. While I was there, I shot a picture of the historical marker which is prominently displayed close to the roadway. Their next big event is an Ice Cream Social on 26 JUL 2014 and it promises to be a great time. Hours of operation are 11am - 4pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, library included. Group tours are scheduled in advance. I see it's been a little slow here in updating info, so contact Sara at 248-338-6732 or office@ocphs.org with any questions or to RSVP. Web site: www.ocphs.org. Also on Facebook and Twitter.

From the owner: In September 1874, the "Old Settlers" formed the Pioneer Society of Oakland County. Members were…read morerequired to be residents of the county before 1840. As time went by, and fewer people met the eligibility requirements, membership was opened to the descendants of pioneers and other residents of the county. Throughout the 19th and 20th century, the Society collected newspapers, books, photographs, manuscripts, and artifacts relating to Oakland County, and the collections were stored in the county courthouse in downtown Pontiac. In 1945 Pine Grove, the Pontiac homestead of Governor Moses Wisner, was purchased as a headquarters for the Society. In 1962 the organization was renamed the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society. As part of our mission, the Society continues to devote itself to the preservation of the history and culture of Oakland County, and to maintaining the Pine Grove estate.

Came here for an event put on through Rochester Hills City about co-existing with our wild animal…read moreneighbors. The presentation was at the Calf Barn and we came here around 6:30p. I wish it was lighter out because the grounds looked amazing to walk through. We were able to find the Calf Barn without issue and parking was right next to it. The building itself had original elements but also modernized and the room had a nice rustic/comfortable feel. Single stall bathrooms were by the front door and were updated. A kitchen sink and cabinet was also in the room to the side. The presentation went well and the room was big and airy. Perfect space for a wedding! Cannot wait to go back and visit the museum!

Recently visited to do a photo shoot for a friend and her children. It's very beautiful, lots of…read morehistory, and well maintained. The staff is very friendly, and knowledgable, and very willing to help if needed. I was slightly turned off by the photographer fee of $50.00 a day, especially since we only had a 45 minute shoot, but the pictures turned out beautiful and my friend was happy. I would like to be able to shoot there more, but knowing if have to add a steep shooting fee to the shooting cost is a big deterrent to my willingness to come back to shoot again, even though it's a beautiful place for pictures.