We were on boat for fireworks show. Seating was great. It was a smooth boat ride. Only thing I…read moredidn't like was that music was so loud! Food was really good.

I had the best time ever with my girlfriend's music was fun and drinks were at a good price & all…read morethe appetizers were amazing ! the views were gorgeous! great night out for couples or a group of friends ! Cheers

5 stars all around. The food was delicious, and plentiful and refreshed often. The desert was…read morefabulous. Staff was really nice constantly cleaning up plates etc. The bar was top shelf, GREAT bar service. Music was good too. Wonderful evening, met some nice people, and many had done these cruises before, so seems they never disappoint, and some cruises are themed. Definitely worth the money and I would do it again.

Ive been here 4/5 times. Its a good vibe per each experience. The staff is polite. They move…read morequickly and quietly. The captain goes over the safety precautions, rules & requirements. Each time was a private/reserved event. Drinks are cool for the most part. I never go wrong w/ an old fashioned. The brunch has nice avocado toast. The food is always fresh.

Just became new members of the DYC!!!! This is such an exciting experience and we're looking…read moreforward to the arrival of the new boat! This will be a totally different experience for me as I've never truly lived the boating life! We're looking forward to summer and spending time at our new hangout! I'm looking forward to the pool opening up. The food at the grille on site is delicious! Cheers to summer 2026!!!

Thoroughly enjoyed my cousins wedding here at the yacht club! I have never been to a yacht club and…read morefelt that although this place was older, it has a lot of history and charm to it that I felt was unique and beautiful. Belle Isle is a beautiful island located just off of the coast of Detroit and in the Detroit river. We took the time to drive around the island and took in the views of the water and parks and lakes that were inside the island. Once we arrived to the yacht club, the security guards were very friendly and approachable and we gave them our names and parked. All of the staff amazed me. The bartenders were fantastic, and even the servers were able to bring us additional food Even though we probably were not meant to have multiple bread baskets. The sunset over the water and the marina outside was just the icing on the cake to a beautiful venue. I would love to be a member here!

I love sightseeing with water views. The Diamond Jack River Tours are an option. The tours are…read moreaffordable and they have several boarding times from Thursday to Sunday during the summer. I will be doing another one before the summer is over!

Attended a fundraiser on the boat. Nice cruise down the Detroit River. Parking is an issue as there…read moreis no close parking to the boat.

Vegetation, wildlife, nice section of the Riverwalk. There is a food stall for snacks during…read moresummer. Very nice path for biking and walking. Nice view looking at the Detroit River and downtown. Weekend there are plenty of people exercising, fishing and have gathering at the park. Parking, is street parking. I think ppl can park next to DNR if they are close. And there is parking lot near the fountain/food stall

I went to the trouble of renting a scooter to make my way from the RenCen to the Milliken Harbor so…read morethat I could view and appreciate the Milliken Lighthouse. Only recently constructed in 2004 during the first phase of the park's development, it stands at 63 feet tall and was designed as a scaled-down replica of the Tawas Point Lighthouse, a historic beacon on Lake Huron built in 1876. This lighthouse doesn't serve a traditional navigational role like its Great Lakes predecessors. Instead, it marks the entrance to the harbor and serves as a visual anchor for the park. The park itself was originally named Tri-Centennial State Park, commemorating the founding of Fort Detroit in 1701, and was later renamed in 2009 to honor Governor William G. Milliken, a champion of environmental stewardship. The lighthouse is not open for touring but the grounds around it are fully accessible from all angles. It is a rare lighthouse that is visible from two countries. [Round number review 1000 of 2025 - 476 in Michigan - 24554 overall]

shout out steveeeee he tha best no problems what so ever he did his job no problems told you a what…read morewe need to do and it was smoove sailing

Firstly, Captain Steve is the BEST! Make sure you request him. He got us out on time, back for a…read morerestroom break before all the other boats came in, and we were first to pull away to finish our tour. He was excellent. This is a great way to see the city - even as a hometown girl, I love cruising down the river this way. I definitely recommend the bigger boat with a full bar - you can get up and walk around and dance. It's worth it! You can bring your own beverages and snacks in coolers, and even though I was nervous about the late night ride, it was awesome! The lights on the boat are low enough that they really don't attract bugs, which was my concern. This would be great for families, friend groups, bachelor/bachelorette parties, any group that loves to have fun on the water. I highly recommend. The parking lot is a little bit interesting and smells of burning greeneries, and the port-a-potties are all that's available after 10pm, but even that part wasn't too bad. Fairly clean at the end of the night. Overall, a great time was had by us all.

I give this lake 5 stars because it fulfils all I require from a laking experience. Some folks like…read morea mini jobie nooner every weekend, I like to chill. I don't want to hear other people's children "playing" or whatever it is they do that's so loud. I don't want to vie for space on the sand bar. I don't want to hear other people's music, or see them dancing. You get the point, I'm not into the social scene that can be typical of Michigan lakes. You might be saying "why don't you get your own lake then you anti social jerk?". Well, that's basically what Orchard Lake is. It's amazing. There is literally like, no one on this lake 99% of the time. If you're lucky enough to be able to boat during the weekdays, you can often be the ONLY person on the water. You could totally lay out nude and no one would even be around to see you. The busy weekends don't really seem busy, and I have yet to feel crowded or annoyed. It's silent, peacful, serene and relaxing. Perfect. This is a VERY clean lake, and I believe it's the second or third largest in Oakland County. The water is clear and sparkling in most areas except for the very deepest parts. There is only seaweed in a few spots but these are not the chill areas and are easy to avoid. I love the variety of wildlife that can be seen on this lake including egrets, swallows, hawks, ducks, swans and lots of cute little fish that seem happy to hang out by the humans. The sandbar is spotless, probaly due to the "no drinking" poloicy that we, of course, follow to a T. LOL. The no drinking policy is most likely what keeps this lake fairly empty, and it works for me.

Bayview Yacht Club is a beautiful place to hold a private event. Our group had the Mackinaw Room…read morewith an outdoor patio right on the Detroit River. We got to watch the regatta right in front of the club. The food is excellent too. I had some of the best chips I've ever tasted. They must make them in-house. I hope to attend another event at Bayview Yacht Club soon.

Always a pleasure to be here. Good Food, generous Drinks and friendly Staff with a great view…read more June 2025 completed my 10th year as a active member. Looking forward to many more.