If you're interested in the area's history, the Rockford Museum can take you back to the beginning when the community's focus was logging. Local life has been memorialized and put on display for visitors to get a glimpse of the past through the present.

The museum is free of admission, relying on members and donations to operate, open Tuesday-Sunday each week. They host a series of events throughout the year alongside their rotating exhibitions. Local artists showcase their work across the seasons, and the Start of Summer Celebration features live entertainment and carnival rides for all visitors!

Throughout Rockford, MI, there are several parks and trails for visitors to explore. Outdoor lovers will adore the nature trails. Rockford has more than 30 acres of land to explore, ranging from waterfront land to playgrounds. Whether you want to hit the water and fish for a few hours, or you want to find a safe space for your kids to burn some energy, Rockford's parks are the perfect place to go.

Parks include:

• Peppler Park

• Rogue River Nature Trail

• Garden Club Park

• White Pine Trail State Park

• Pickett Park

There are plenty of places to eat in Rockford, MI, but where can you go when you want something unique and sweet? A family trip to The Sweet Tooth will satisfy any cravings. Since 1906, The Sweet Tooth has been supplying the people of Rockford with delectable treats.

Renowned for its wide selection of popcorn flavors, both savory and sweet, this family-owned and operated business is a local favorite. Pick your favorite flavor or sample all of them!

A nice, cold drink at the end of the night can seal the deal for many. Thankfully, Rockford, MI, has a selection of taverns to choose from for refreshing craft beverages. Third Nature Brewing and Kayla Rae Cellars are prime choices for drinks in the area.

Stop by and try one of their signature drinks before leaving!