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Kids Place Park
This family-friendly green space in Bangor offers tranquil surroundings for outdoor recreation and community gatherings. Pack a picnic lunch and bring sports equipment for a relaxing afternoon in nature.
South Scott Lake offers pristine waters and excellent fishing in a tranquil natural setting. Paddle through the clear waters at dawn to spot local wildlife while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
This local community space offers a children's playground and public garden plots. Families can enjoy swings and slides while gardeners tend to seasonal plantings in this peaceful gathering spot.
This small park showcases a historic 1925 C&O Caboose painted with the city's logo by a local artist. Take a moment to photograph this unique piece of Bangor's heritage during your explorations.
Lions Park offers serene riverside trails along the Black River where visitors can immerse in Michigan's natural beauty. Launch your canoe or kayak at the trailhead for the Bangor to South Haven Heritage Water Trail.
Monroe Park welcomes travelers as the official "Gateway to the Lake" in Bangor, Michigan. Enjoy a peaceful rest with benches and picnic facilities at this charming roadside stop along M-43.
This tranquil overlook offers stunning views of the Black River from its perch on Bangor's south bank. Follow the connecting trail to Lions Park for a peaceful nature walk through Michigan's scenic landscape.
Maple Creek flows through this peaceful 5.5-acre park, creating a prime spot for seasonal salmon and trout fishing. Explore the nature trail connecting to Veterans Park or relax in the sheltered picnic area with family.
"The room I was given initially was poorly cleaned. However the staff was excellent about moving me immediately to another room which was quite acceptable.
The other problem I had was because I booked through Expedia, the property was not able to get paid by Expedia. They were given an invalid virtual credit card number. Thus the expense of the motel room wasn't being covered and the hotel required me to provide MY credit card info " in case they weren't able to get paid by Expedia."This was...
"For what we paid for this hotel it was absolutely horrible! Pool was not useable - had sand in the bottom. Front desk person not helpful. No lights in parking in back of hotel so when you come back late not safe to walk into hotel. Can't adjust temp in room. Breakfast food was cold and limited."
"Rates and fees were very confusing. Night to night the rental price fluctuated wildly. Then there were additional fees that added a significant amoubt to a four night stay.
When they say tiny cabin they mean it. So just be aware that if you are into "glamping" it might not be for you.
Musty/mildew smell from the bath (I think) permeated the space as did the smell from the refrigerator. Not unexpected from a trailer cabin in the woods.
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.