Great welcome center. Maps and activity books available (limited hours). They have a family bathroom. Vending machines indoors. Rock garden outside. Children’s play area (fenced in). Dog run.

Huge parking lot, clean bathrooms, some very limited vending machines. There is a closed off area where they appear to sell brochures and maps maybe? (is that even still a thing? LOL) **Nice looking large playground!! Display of labeled boulders with fossils and other types of rocks around the landscaped building. If you are into rocks like myself, it's worth the stop to check these out I'm my opinion.

Cool guy rest area. Michigan keeps their rest stops Clean. This one has a huge playground, a discovery trail, info booths, pet area, picnic area, and restrooms. Was entirely too crowded though.

I'm very grateful Michigan has such a terrific welcome visitor's center. I always make a point to do a pit stop here to stretch my legs for the final leg journey back home to Ontario. Parents, your kids can enjoy a terrific fenced play ground and burn off some steam. The play ground is even accessible and handicap friendly. For those traveling with skittish pets there is enough of a quiet wooded / treed area where your dog can sniff around. You may hear gun shots while there, but fret not, there is a gun club range just a bit further north. All around clean washrooms. Now back on the road to put on some miles! If you found this review helpful, please click the like button.

They were infested with mayflies They also educated us on mayflies. It was very interesting and helped us deal with the little critters during our stay

Nice stop to get brochures/maps for different attractions you can visit in the town.

I was disappointed. There were plenty of Ohio brochures that I had a little interest in (they were in the lobby), since I live in Ohio, but the Michigan "store" was closed. It was not even a holiday weekend. Coming from Ohio into Michigan and going to a Michigan city that I had never heard of, let alone knew anything about it, I was quite disappointed. There wasn't anybody around that could tell me where I was and how to get to where I was going. There was a map on the wall between the restrooms that did not have a notification that noted, "You are Here." Also, there was an employee that handled the grounds outside and was nice enough to tell me that I was inside the border by 8 miles, but didn't know where I was going either, nor did the city show on the map, even though it referenced N14. Maybe Michigan employees could be placed on a floating schedule like Tuesday - Sunday.

This is one of the coolest welcome centers I've seen. Lots of pamphlets and info on Michigan inside. Plenty of well-kept bathrooms. Nice picnic tables and landscaping outside. I thought the large rocks with identifying information on where mined locally in Michigan was neat!