Carl

Things have gone downhill drastically since the last review. Upon exiting the elevator the smell in the hallway did not bode well. When entering the room the smell was worse, and the carpet was not completely attached to the floor. Management begrudgingly refunded our money, after first saying that Corporate had to approve the refund. Not a good experience.

They welcomed us and the dogs to their patio. Tables weren't cleaned but service was fine. Most folks love to pet the dogs.

Friendly staff. Nice outside seating, umbrellas and good food. Watched as the ships rolled by on St. Clair river at lunchtime.

Water and treats await. Staff and patrons alike loved our doggies. Oh yeah, great food too.

Beautiful grounds. Well maintained. Lots of grass and shade trees.

BEWARE:. Directions lead you to the back side of the park. No gates. A dirt parking lot by the lake is where the entrances are.

Note: Park is at 10th and Sycamore, through the big stone arch. Directions steer you to 1st and Sycamore.

Great park, well maintained grass, but plenty of dog poop around.

Great experience. Nice folks. Someone has to go indoors to order so you need another person to watch the dog(s). They do bring your order to the table though. Not open on weekends.

Enjoyed the tour and one dog enjoyed the ride. The other was spooked by the diesel engine and bumpy ride, but she's skiddish of our RV as well.

$5 to get your dog in and access to the gardens and outdoor seating at the Visitors Center.

A nice way to enjoy the gardens.

In town, plenty of parking, owners were attentive to their dogs. We'll be back.

Covered seating, friendly staff. Thank you, Sonny's

Wonderful setting. Shady covered tables overlooking a lake.
Nice food selection. A winner!

Great covered outside seating, a water bowl and a treat. They made our dog feel very welcome.

Food was great too.

Wonderful facility close to our RV park to let the dog run. Plenty of shade makes coming back this afternoon a must. Water station , dozens of tennis balls to play with and sand to run and dig through.

302 Dock Street denotes the municipal parking lot. The beach is a short walk to the east from the parking lot. Nice sand, some shaded tables, small grasy Park, restroom, playground. Leashed dogs welcome, but no running free.