Visited Presque Isle Park with my hiking group. It's beautiful, especially at sunset. Beware of the…read morehorse flies!!! I don't know if they're seasonal, but they are troubling on this day! It's easy to park and maneuver the land. If you're in the U.P. Check it out.

Great park with awesome views of Lake Superior, has a short hiking trail that takes you all along…read morethe shore or if you want to drive there is a road that will take you to all the scenic spots. Highlight of the hike is of course the Blackrocks. Beautiful and was fun to watch people jump. Didn't have time to partake this time but will be back to take the plunge.

This Waterfront Park really embodies what the town of Houghton, Michigan is all about…read more Houghton, Michigan (in my opinion) is a pretty cozy/old fashioned/industrial city with this terrific Waterfront Park situated along the edge of Portage Lake within the Keweenaw Waterway. The main highlight is a pedestrian walking pathway, where all you have to do is stroll about and breathe in the fresh air of the UP - Upper Peninsula. Plus, another scenic aspect of the park is having the Portage Lake Lift Bridge as the centerpiece focal point, making for quality photo opportunities (especially when the sun is out, lol) for those visitors exploring around town. And...the Portage Lake Lift Bridge connects the cities of Houghton and Hancock, which the road eventually leads towards Copper Harbor, MI - "The Gateway to Isle Royale National Park". For me coming to Houghton on my eventual journey out to Isle Royale...I very much enjoyed becoming acquainted with the city. Btw, there is an Isle Royale Visitor Center right nearby here for those interested in purchasing souvenirs, watching a park film and having your NP Passport stamped. Overall, this Waterfront Park gave me a fresh perspective for appreciating what makes Houghton quite the charming town. I used about 1 hour just casually hanging out here, taking some time to sit down on one of the many benches to relax and people watch.

Parked by the water and went to dinner. After walked i bit around town and by the water. Peaceful…read moreand seems very safe. nice to be on vacation and not have to feel you need to be on alter and didn't see any homeless on the Upper P trip. Houghton is a college town ... several bar and restaurants. Water sports, fishing, hiking. This was our last stop on our Upper P trip. We actually went home a day early .. missed the dog. hope to return in the fall or spring ... especially the fall.

Beautiful falls that attract tourists and locals. The flow of the falls changes but many photos…read moretaken by families, locals and tourists alike. You can take a trek around the entire falls to view at different angles or stick to the boardwalk if you dont care to walk a narrow trail with rocks and tree roots.

Lovely stop on our way to Ontonagon - even in the rain! The falls are not far from the parking lot…read moreand there is a lot of wooded paths to walk along so you aren't trudging through mud. Would highly recommend stopping by this beautiful waterfall!!

Great beer, great service, the brewery it's self is very modern, open, with a great atmosphere. IMO…read morea much better choice than the other brewery around the block that gets way more love. Will be back!

Oredock has a good selection of beer and some other beverages. The staff were kind and patient as…read morewe decided what we wanted. There was mention of food trucks but none were posted when we visited. If the brewery offered some dry snacks, that would be nice. There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. In order to accommodate, there are multiple bars as well. We went upstairs to the back patio and we pleasantly surprised by the set up. If this were a cooler day, fire pits could also be used. Note there is no shade available so on a hot day it may be advisable to sit elsewhere. Also there were plenty of board games available on both floors for patrons to borrow. All in all- Oredock is a solid brewery.

Very crowded place and it is right by a railroad track that gets plenty loud and noisy. They say…read morethey have rules but three dogs were left by their owners all week to roam freely and bark. Very dusty, especially since no one drives at the 5mph. Extremely low water pressure at our site and forget WIFI as it was never available at our site. The manager was just downright rude and extremely unfriendly. It is a cheap place to stay but that's about the only positive I can think of for it.

We really enjoyed our visit to Iron Mountain, it's very beautiful there…read more Summer breeze campground was also very nice, the owners are very accommodating and certainly do keep the grounds maintained and very clean. Which is why I was shocked that they would allow one of their guests to display a Huge religious banner surrounding their Lot, as well as a fairly decent sized Mannequin dressed up as Donald Trump which was placed directly in front of their camper on the main road. The mannequin wasn't as disturbing as the owners bizarre behavior towards it, which made us both extremely uneasy. It was almost as if he was worshiping it in some way.

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.

I have to say this was a great time! I actually really love places like this, even though they…read morecan definitely suck money out of your pocket. I mean it's not cedar point or Disney World but you do definitely have to bring your Visa card. This particular place has three go kart tracks, one of which was really a lot of fun They also had a particularly challenging putt putt golf course that could be infuriating at times (some of the infuriating moments prevented me from winning!). There's also bumper boats with water pistols. It's a lot like most other places that I've seen, but it definitely seemed like a well run operation and was well worth the visit.

The customer service is horrible. Jojo kicked me off the track after I accidentally hit someone…read more Not even a warning!!! Ruined our family vacation

Clean and nicely furnished two story timeshare. Located just north of Eagle River, WI. Just a seven…read moreminute drive to the center of town where you find restaurants, shopping. Property lines up along a scenic lake with a foot bridge to get to the boathouse. Plenty of grey, black, and orange/red squirrels, chipmunks, and seven deer roam the grounds. We saw the deer at sunrise and dusk. Open the curtain to the siding glass door and the deer look right at you. *Photo op I tell you. The kitchen is stocked rather well with most cooking and serving items you need for meals inside. Patio has a small grill. Our two bedroom two bathroom unit has one bathroom on each level. That means no master bathroom. We made it work for us for the time we were here. One thing we didn't like is there wasn't any extra boxes of tissues. We came for Spring Break and we have seasonal allergies. Thankfully we didn't run out of tissues. There was plenty of towels and tp, oh and blankets. Decorated in mountain cabin and bear motifs. Sturdy (and clean) chairs, couches and rocking chairs. Plenty of places to sit and read. Master bedroom has a sliding glass door that leads to a private balcony. Lower level sliding glass door leads to a patio that's part of the common area. And deer hang around here. Located an hour or more from several ski resorts in both WI and upper peninsula MI. Keweenaw peninsula is a great day trip from here.

This is a nice, quiet resort in Spring. Eagle River is a cute town but don't look for lots to do…read more We came to go skiing in Bessemer and it was not a good winter so the Spring skiing was poor. We arrived just before 4 PM on Saturday (before the office closed) but their clocks must be fast versus our cell phones. We dropped off our paperwork and finally saw someone the day we checked out. The beds were not uncomfortable but we didn't sleep well. Overall, everything was fine but not great.

We were touring the upper peninsula of Michigan and were looking at waterfalls. It was getting…read morelate we drove to Bruce Crossing and discovered the motel was out of business. We went to a local diner and she told us of a campground at township park Nice township park. Camping with with electric and toilets with running water. Shower never got hot --though maybe due to time of year. $10.00 per night

This is a lovely and new roadside park in Marquette along Lakeshore Boulevard, as you make your way…read moretoward Presque Isle Park. Here you'll find a surfaced parking lot, grills, picnic benches, a small shelter and public restrooms. If you want to make your way to the beach and the waters of Lake Superior, walk down one of two designated boardwalks to avoid stepping on the protected beach grass. Lakeshore Boulevard has a largely rocky shore, but this is a great stop to dip your toes in the sand or enjoy a picnic lunch like I did.