Celebrate Christmas in Lansing to Saginaw Region of Michigan

We are steeped in 90 years of tradition. We embrace a bright, evolving future. You would think these two things were mutually exclusive but not at Walnut Hills. We know where we came from and we know where we want to go.

Our trails take visitors through 56 acres of natural surroundings to see exotic animals such as primates, zebras, lions, reptiles, and parrots. There is a petting area and parakeet encounter for an up close and personal adventure with our animals.

The Allen Market Place (AMP) is the first non-profit food hub in Mid-Michigan with an incubator kitchen and the “Exchange”— Open for Business! Farmers and food producers have been posting products and buyers are shopping. Make sure to register and see all the BIG FUSS! [Quick Link to Register with the Exchange]

Twenty-seven holes of Championship Golf — rated 4 1/2 out of 5 stars by Golf Digest and listed among the top 200 “Places to Play.” This 500 acre track will provide you the opportunity to use every club in your bag. Classic Jerry Matthews layout... beautiful!

You may not be able to meet James and Marion Turner, but you can feel their smiles and maybe.... catch their pioneering spirit.

BAD Brewing Company is a small Microbrewery located in downtown Mason, MI which opened in the July of 2012. Our list of beers includes at least 4 house beers that will be on tap at all times with several more on a rotating basis. All of the beers are hand crafted by the owner, and new recipes are always in the works.

Welcome to the East Lansing Family Aquatic Center. This beautiful outdoor water facility provides a safe, family oriented aquatic experience for our community.

Timber Ridge Golf Club is Mid Michigan's "Up North" golf course. The rolling hills, tree lined fairways, wild life and outstanding course conditions give Timber Ridge Golf Club a feel that is only found in Northern Michigan.

A 100-acre park in South Lansing; Hawk Island Park features year round outdoor fun. In warm weather months, visitors can enjoy pedal boat rentals, a swimming beach and beach house, concession stand, Splash Pad®, picnicking, a playground, sand volleyball and horseshoes.

Historic Baldwin Park is the smallest of the Ingham County recreational jewels. Located along the Grand River, the park is named after the Baldwin family, early settlers from New York State and was probably used by local Native Americans as a camping ground, due to its favorable location.

Water sports, bonfires, friends, family, cookouts, and music are what The Grand Fish encompass.

Taps 25 is a cozy little beer bar located in the shadow of the state capitol. We serve craft beer, good spirits and decent grub. We have five TVs (which is quite a few for such a cozy joint), a foosball table and a staff that knows beer.

The Children’s Zoo features a variety of animals ranging from small insects to our large Clydesdale Horses. We are currently home to over 150 animals (and that’s not including the thousands of insects!) year round.

Although Beal Botanical Garden is an outdoor laboratory for students, the general public is warmly invited to make use of the garden to learn about and enjoy plants in a beautiful setting. The garden is open at all times throughout the year without an admission charge.

From the nine-hole layout of the 70’ to the current 27-hole Jerry Matthews reconfiguration completed in 1996, Eldorado has truly come of age. The large multi-level driving range and clubhouse, which seats up to 250 provides a clean, comfortable place to relax.