The pool is a great way to have some fun in the winter and rainy days in the UP. The staff is…read moresuper nice and helpful. After you swim you can take the kids up for a pizza. This is a must have membership if you live anywhere close.

First timer on this course, all I can say is WOW! So beautiful. Greens were fast, the pace was…read moreexcellent, and the staff was beyond helpful. Highly recommend playing here.

Good food here. I highly recommend the fish fry. I think this place is overlooked and it definitely…read moreshouldn't be.

THE WORST!!! Dirty and pizza is definitely frozen not home made as advertised. Staff are *SO RUDE*…read moreand definitely cater to **locals only** and are NOT accustomed or welcoming to visitors. Went here with a big group, the waitress just left and another staff member had to settle our bill. She tried to over charge us for another game and argued with us that we were lying about how many games we played. She ended up REFUSING to split our bill between the group and THREW our receipt at us. She yelled at us for not telling them ahead of time to split our bill. Also, the jukebox ate my debit card.

I used to stay at Bewabic as a youth for weeks on end in the short summer with friends. It will…read morealways be remembered fondly. It has only improved over the years. The canoe trips down to the Third Lake were always an adventure. The nesting bald eagles always put on a glorious pageant feeding their young.

Bewabic is like a piece of heaven here on earth. Peaceful, relaxing, beautiful and the sites are…read morevery nice. I have always enjoyed my stays at this campground. 25 years of camping there with my children as they grew up and now they are adults and fondly remember the beauty and fun there. We all go back as often as we can to make new memories with their children. Bewabic is a place like no other...

Almost unseen if you drive past it along Superior Ave over the bridge, this new destination is…read moreworth a visit. Built maybe 2-3 years ago, it's a wooden boardwalk that starts at Lincoln Park and goes down to the Paint River. On summer nights, you can see an acoustic concert with local musicians like Whitewater, using the beauty of the river and the bridge as a scenic backdrop. There's no railing along the platform overlooking the river, so you get an unbroken view of everything. Just don't lean over too far, or you will join the lily pads and fish down below. The boardwalk veers to the right and goes for maybe what amounts to a city block. Walk slowly, take your time and you'll see native wildflowers, beautiful thistles, wild apple trees and a few wild raspberry bushes maybe. And if you're lucky, maybe you'll even get to see a deer up-close like we did one time. The boardwalk's design is elegant and well-thought out, merging nicely with the nature surrounding it rather than intruding upon it. If you stop to visit Crystal Falls for a few hours, I'd definitely recommend seeing this stop along the journey.

Cute little stop! There is a small park for kids to play at and the board walk offers beautiful…read moreviews and little educational facts about the nature and history of the area. Unfortunately part of the Boardwalk was closed when I stopped with my family. I will definitely stop again when my family comes up next year!

I love bats, but unfortunately, it was April 6th when we visited, so the bats were still…read morehibernating. We decided to walk up the trail through the trees, which brought us to a large clearing on the top of the hill with a spacious observation deck. From here, we could look out onto a good portion of Iron Mountain and the forested hills beyond. Had the weather been nicer, the view would have been even more incredible, but it was a gray, dreary day looking over thousands of trees that haven't leafed out yet. Nevertheless, it was an interesting place to visit and I hope to return on a warmer day. **there is also a mountain bike trail and a few ramps, if that's your thing 16/2025

Decided to do a hike and heard great things about it here so we gave it a go. Fun hiking trails and…read morea cool look over spot where you could see the city. I loved that when you got deeper into the hike we saw loads of deer, and they didn't seem super shy either so was fun to get up close and personal with them. I do recommend having big spray, there's a lot of bugs. Other than that though was fun to experience and although we didn't see any bats we did see a lot of wildlife!

If you haven't been white water rafting, I suggest you go. You might pee** yourself a little but it…read moreis so worth it!! It's a good hike up in cheese land and I was only expecting maybe a class 2 or 3 (class 6 being the highest). Big surprise when we did a class 4. Sounds scary I know, but I learned that picking the right guide/ tour company is key. It makes a difference when it comes to safety and your overall experience. NA is all about having fun but being safe. The owner and our guide Matt was hilarious but also made sure that we knew what we were doing to keep us far away from any injury's. And like he said you really get to know the people in your raft because at some point you will be on top of them. There actually isn't a whole lot of rowing and the intense portions go by in a flash but at least with the help of a hiking trail and another boat you end up doing the intense parts twice. Other then that you are shooting the shit with Matt and the others in your group. Matt has a wealth of knowledge about the area and about "adventure" type stuff. I think it was the perfect combo of relaxing and heart racing experience. I would tell you more but to be honest this is really something you should experience for yourself. I will say that we all had a blast and not one of us ended up in the water... well, at least not from the rapids. I would totally do this again!! ** You're not actually allowed to pee in or out of the boat. Matt will ask you if you would like for him to come to your work and pee on your desk or something, no, then don't pee at his place of work.

We had an unbelievable day out on the river yesterday. Ben, our tour guide was fantastic and very…read moreaccommodating. Our time out on the water couldn't have been any better. It was exciting and the views were beautiful. We will most certainly be back and telling others about you all as well! In reading other reviews here, like Catherine's from 6/30/18, I couldn't agree more. The reviews you see here are spot on. Safety. Office staff, it all!

A nice park on a beautiful large lake…read more We visited in early April and, although a bit cold to get out and sit beachside, we sat in our car for awhile and enjoyed the peace and scenery. I can't see camping here, unless it's during the less crowded shoulder season, just because the sites are so close together and there isn't much privacy. The beach is long, but narrow, and there is plenty of parking. From the shore, you can see the ski jump atop Pine Mountain in the distance. It's a nice place to take a break, when needed, and not to far from either end of Iron Mountain. 23/2025

I'm a veteran camper of the Midwest and thought I'd seen the worst storms. Nope!…read more Lake Antoine is great, small and still and cool. My lover and I kayaked across to a small island and had a great time...except for when I slipped on some moss on a rock. Meh, to be expected. The showers and bathrooms were good for a campground, great proximity to town. The campground is small and covered with pine trees - no underbrush. The campsites are small, open, and closely clustered. This is excellent for large groups and families, but my lover and I wanted privacy. Oh well. Our neighbor lady, Cathy, was super-awesome and we enjoyed hanging out with her! We heard some stunning coyote calls around 1am. Then a lightningstorm began at 2am and continued until 4am, when it became a constant drizzle. Of course we can't blame the park for the storm, that's just understood with camping. Around 3am, I peeked out of our 2 person tent; we faced away from the lake, which was about 60 feet away. All I saw was water!! We didn't know if this was just a giant puddle or if the lake had flooded! And since the storm was still going and the power was out, I wasn't about to get out and look around. When we emerged around 9am the next morning, to the sounds of many dogs barking, huge puddles were evident everywhere. Cathy explained that crews had removed fallen branches at dawn. Of course none of this is the fault of the park and I appreciate that they had cleared away deritis. Had the campsites not been so low, the flood damage wouldn't have been so bad. I wouldn't recommend camping at Lake Antoine if you want to "rough it" and have some privacy. This campsite would probably be better for groups with large campers.