Location: Fenton
Top Things to do in Fenton
The 10 Best Things to do in Fenton, Michigan (MI)
Fenton is a city in the U.S. state of Michigan that lies mostly in Genesee County, with small portions in neighboring Oakland County and Livingston County.
Restaurants in Fenton
1. Seven Lakes Vineyard
2. Balloon Quest Inc Capt. Phogg Balloon Rides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Balloon Quest's Capt Phogg(R) Balloon Rides offers the ultimate adventure in ballooning! We are one of the largest and longest running full service balloon ride operations in the country. We are one of only a handful of balloon ride companies in the nation to offer our own location and launch area for our customers. You should expect more from professionals than to randomly meet at some parking lot, park, or someone else's business location. We are located as close as possible to any metropolitan location as possible. We are an easy drive from Detroit, Flint, Lansing, Ann Arbor, and more. We are dedicated to offering the most professional service to our customers, which means that our location will always strive to offer the best ballooning adventure. Our pilots are some of the most experienced in the country, and we are dedicated to making your flight a fantastic lifetime memory. Stop in our showroom to check out the fun!
3. Eclections
4. My Sister and Me Upscale Consignment
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By samir316 - Fredericksburg, United States
So much fun and exciting finds! A must stop! Furniture and decor, fun new items arriving everyday! It's like a new store everytime we go!
5. The Preserve Golf Club
6. Spicers Orchards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By thomasbP905IT - Fenton, United States
You just need to have the fall experience here. From wagon rides into the fields to pick your own (several pick-your-own options) to pumpkins to wines to the best cinammon donuts and apple cider to just being around people - lots of families - enjoying the experience. My wife and I (along with her daughter with whom she has been visiting here for 30+ and son in law) make this an annual "must do" event.
7. Heavenly Scent Herb Farm
8. Parshallville Cider Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By lorit258 - Clarence Center, United States
Cider Mill in Autumn – what a winning combination - While visiting family in Brighton, Michigan we decided to take a short ride to the Parshallville community in Livingston County where we located the North Ore Creek and pulled up to Tom Walker’s Grist Mill – otherwise known as Parhsallville Cider Mill. An 136 year-old historic water-powered mill with plenty of parking surrounded by a beautiful park-like setting and lots of large shade trees/greenery as well as a secure wooden bridge and views of the sparkling waterfall complimented the Grist Mill’s old-world charm with a historical reminder of a time when water power was common. A long railed-wooden porch and entry way takes you back in time – wood everywhere – floors, walls, partitions, very high wooden peaked ceiling and hanging tools from the past for visual effects. Ceiling fans were in overdrive as freshly-made donuts were being prepared, displays of freshly-baked apple pies (two-crust or crumbled), iced breads, and preserves we abound. Our first goal was to order hot cider which had a clean fresh flavor that will remain with me for a long time and it was comfortably hot. Our second goal was to purchase an apple pie for our gracious hosts who had invited us for dinner that evening (we purchased the two-crust option) and our third goal was to purchase and bring home to our families Historic Parshallville Cider Mill 1869 preserves – I purchased the Peach Spread. My purchases brought back wonderful youthful memories of my paternal grandmother and maternal grandparents – #1. PIES: My paternal grandmother was famous for her pies and the Parhsallville Cider Mill apple pie was a hit – incredibly flavorful, with a crust that reminded me of pies from my childhood. #2. Preserves – my maternal grandparents had a suburban backyard peach tree that according to my mother originated from a peach pit which was planted in their backyard when she was a young girl. This matured peach tree annually blossomed lots and lots of peaches that in-turn were made into the family’s peach preserves every fall. In summary, Tom Walker’s Grist Mill – otherwise known as Parhsallville Cider Mill is a must-see – family members visibly work tirelessly at this site – we were introduced to one of the owners – Mrs. Walker and one of the young family members – A visit to this cider mill may bring back childhood memories and create new memories well into the future.
9. Tyrone Hills Golf Club
10. Fenton Farms Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Fenton Farms Golf Club lives up to its motto “The Friendly Place”. The attentive and caring staff is dedicated to making your golf or other visits here a happy and memorable one. Our remodeled clubhouse, converted from the original barn on the Crane Farm, has a relaxed atmosphere designed to promote lasting friendships and pleasant conversation. The snack bar is a great place to pick up sandwiches and drinks at the turn or lounge in the bar to discuss the days round. The cozy dining room is available for intimate weddings receptions, banquets, business meetings or reunions. Our 18 hole par 72 public course is challenging but gracious to golfers of all skill levels. The friendly atmosphere brings many charities and memorials to Fenton Farms for their fundraising outings.
