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.

Beautiful interior with lots of seating and many breakfast options. I had a Vanilla Latte. If I…read morecome back and they are open, I'll also get the frittata.