Port Huron KOA

Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum

Open seven days a week 9am to 5pm. Stroll through outdoor frontier America, Edison's home and lab. If the weather is bad go inside and look at Auto America. Take 1-94 to Greenfield exit. Visit the Greenfield Village online for more information.

Detroit Institute of Arts

One of the biggest museums in the country featuring more than 60,000 paintings, sculpture and graphic and decorative arts spanning several millennia of world history.
5200 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, Mi 48202
313-833-7900

Detroit Zoo

Highlights of the zoo include the Penguinarium, which allows visitors to experience the feeding, fun and frolicking habits of the King, Rockhopper, Blue and Macaroni species and much, much more!
8450 W. Ten Mile Road
Royal Oak, Mi 48068
248-398-0900

Crossroads Village and Huckleberry Railroad

If you are looking for the ideal one-day outing for the family, take a look at Crossroads Village! A charming step back in time, Crossroads offers visitors a chance to mail postcards from an official vintage U.S. Post Office, enjoy entertainment at the Opera House and visit a blacksmith shop.
Visit the Crossroads Village online.
6140 Bray Road
Flint, Mi 48505
313-836-1560

Casinos

In Detroit you can go to Greektown or MGM or nearby Windsor. Closer to Port Huron, in Sarnia, Ont, is Point Edward Casino.

Frankenmuth

Undeniably one of Michigan's top tourist attractions, visiting Frankenmuth if like seeing a German fairy tale come to life. With over 100 shops, chicken dinners at the Bavarian Inn or Zehnders, and Bronner's Christmas Wonderland there is much to do and see!
Visit the Frankenmuth website for more information.
713 S. Main St.
Frankenmuth, Mi 48734
517-652-9941