Not only does this farm host regular farmer’s markets for local growers to sell their freshest fruits and vegetables, but it also has a U-pick flower patch where guests can gather their own blooms to create a colorful bouquet.
There’s nothing quite like arriving at the beach in the early morning hours in order to watch the sun creep up above the water line and staying until dusk, when the sun fades away on the other side of the peninsula, pulling shades of lavender and rose along with it.
If you drive through Kawkawlin, it’s impossible to miss The Turkey Roost — it’s the pink restaurant located in the center of town. Founded in 1955, this restaurant has long been famous for its delicious turkey dinners.
Located on the shores of the St. Clair River, historic Marine City is home to many attractions and points of interest. None, however, are quite as delicious as The Sweet Tooth — the nostalgic candy shop that is situated on the riverfront.
Tales of Michigan history are often filled with stories of fur trappers and pioneers or inventors who created the assembly line that would change the world. However, Native American history has long played an important role in the region, and the petroglyphs at Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park offer an awe-inspiring look into ancient life in this region.