This is someone's personal house, but they have a Facebook page for their farm and often show the alpacas to people by appointment. The woman who owns them is named Colleen and she was incredibly kind, and showed us the alpacas after we knocked on her door. There are actually seven alpacas, and they are awesome. She let us pet them and take photos, and showed us all of the clothing and items she has made with their fur. A cool place to stop at!
It is exactly what it says it is. Nice photo op, but it's surrounded by an industrial looking building.
It was a long drive to get into the campground. The camp was accommodating to our late arrival. There was a fire pit and picnic bench for us to use, and a grassy area for our tent. When we arrived (like 1am) someone was in our reserved spot so we just went to a different empty camp site and had no issues. The individual camp sites are nicely separated from other sites due to trees and shrubbery, which was really nice. No showers, and only latrine bathrooms.
You get what you pay for, it's a cheap site and wasn't anything special, but that's what camping is. Not a bad place to stay if you're okay with no electricity.
We got here late at night, and didn't get to see the lake. It was surrounded by construction but it was a nice little photo op
This was a really cool place to stop at! Although the actual place is free, you have to pay $9 for your car to gain admission into the state park, which does allow you access to all of Michigan's state parks for one day. It was a lot more crowded than I thought it would be, but definitely cool to see the super clear water bubble up from the bottom of the spring. There are also bathrooms and a tourist shop where you can buy souvenirs and food.
Not much but a cool photo op
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Beautiful campground, clean bathrooms. The shower water is hot, consistent, and roomy. There's a hair dryer in the bathroom, and a large mirror. There's a swimming pool. If you pay for water/electric tent site, there's a light switch that lights up the sand tent pad, allowing you to set up in the dark if you need to.