A river runs through it and a large lake sits in the middle of this over 2,600-acre park that is great for camping and myriad activities like kayaking, canoeing, fishing and viewing the plentiful birds and other wildlife.

Visit more than 100 species of animals, many of which are endangered, including Black Rhinos, Siberian Tigers, Red Pandas and Snow Leopards.

Michigan's story is told, from early civilization to present-day, through a variety of exhibits including "Precontact to 1900" and "Michigan in the Twentieth Century."

The last remaining city-owned mansion in Michigan that isn't a museum.

Small live theater offers performances that are all-ages appropriate, showcasing local and regional visual artists, musicians and performers.

Interactive museum engages all five senses in the exploration, understanding and appreciation of the wonders of physical science.

The very first Oldsmobile ever made along with an entire Oldsmobile collection are on display at the museum named after automotive pioneer Ransom Eli Olds, who founded this make of car.