Went on opening day and its a small park with a couple rides and coasters but its got charm and a vintage feel with most of the rides being classic rides. it was a sham Big Dipper was closed on the day i went but could of been due to the weather and the park could use some TLC but overall i had a fun time. if you are in the area looking for something to do its a good 1 to 2 hour pitstop

My daughter's 1st grade class got to go. It was in surprisingly good shape their was3 or 4 rides down including the big dipper. But the other rides were great. It was a great walk down memory lane.

I wouldn’t suggest making a special trip there. It needs a lot of updating. The rides made me think they were handed down from other companies. It’s a small location and I guess if it’s all you can get if you live around there then you make the best of it. The staff were very friendly. That’s a positive. Maybe I am just used to big commercialized amusement parks.

Fun for what it is. Especially for the 13 and under age group. Some areas look nice, others not so much. All staff were friendly and if you look past the cigarette butts all over, its not a bad place to spend a day. I wish WV govt would help with a refresh of the park to keep it alive and thriving for another 100 years!

Camden Park is such a fun and nostalgic place to visit. It truly has that classic amusement park charm that you don’t find much anymore. The rides are exciting and bring out the kid in everyone! The Big Dipper is an absolute must, it’s one of those timeless coasters that gives you the perfect mix of thrill and history. The Whip is always a blast, and the tram ride offers an awesome view of the park from above. Mini golf is another highlight, surrounded by fountains and beautiful water features that make the experience even better. The atmosphere here feels lively and welcoming, with plenty to see and do. It’s the kind of place that captures the feeling of summer fun perfectly. The park’s scenery, especially around the water and old-fashioned buildings, gives it that classic amusement park feel that’s hard to beat. The only downside is that some rides are occasionally closed when I visit, which can be a little disappointing if you’re looking forward to certain attractions. But overall, Camden Park is a gem, full of character, charm, and fun for all ages. Definitely worth the trip!

Our first time and it was great! A very friendly staff and the rides were fun. My only complaint is the whole place is in dire need of updating and cleaning, which, being an amusement park, is what they all need at times😉!

Very good fun for younger kids , quite a few rides not running though

Beautiful place to take the kids to play have an picnic lunch break or just to have something to do you'll be happy you stopped here only thing is a distance is the restroom but like I said amazing beautiful place

Very nice. Good parking all around. 4 really nice playgrounds. Nice pond with two fountains ⛲️. Dog park. Water park for summer ☀️ basketball 🏀 tennis 🎾 vally ball. Wedding reception area. Gazebo. They also have a really nice Christmas 🎄 lights. All age friendly. Really nice shade with all the big trees 🌳 it's really clean with alot of trash cans around. Thay have alot of events throughout the year. School at on end of park an hospital at the other. Always have a great time I hope everyone at least stops by an sees for them selves!

Having Central Park within just a couple minutes walk from my home might be my favorite aspect of living in Ashland!

As far as city parks go, this one's pretty great!

Today, we took our grandchildren to play at the park. Ages 8, 3, and 2, and I can honestly say everyone (adults and kids) had a phenomenal day! They truly enjoyed the splash pad, and it kept them cooled off after a few hours of playing at Central Park! We look forward to the next time they get to visit.

I think it's the best park in the tri-state, Ashland Kentucky.

Beautiful, gorgeous sights, wonderful playground.

Great little venue! Excellent pricing. The venue is small and seating is close- the first few rows are literally movable chairs- however the cost of the ticket is competitive and the seats have excellent views no matter what seat you choose. This show wasn't sold out, which is sad given the proximity to Huntington and surrounding cities. We travelled a couple of hours, but I check the site for artists often. When we booked a hotel room, the lady wasn't aware of the concert. With the rich history of the beautiful theater and the emerging space downtown, this is a fun experience! Thanks for the fun evening! Buckcherry and Guns for Hire put on great shows!

Great place! The venue is beautiful. Tad small but they still bring in great acts! It was a little tight where we sat but we're bigger people. Seats were comfortable. Not a bad seat in the house. Will definitely be going back.

Great small venue no bad seats in the house

I've been enchanted from the first childhood visit to the Paramount. The atmosphere in this timeless grandeur has been preserved by some very dedicated and talented people and that makes me happy so many more generations can enjoy it. Always class act performances from past, present, future entertainers. Elegant and intimate venue. Prices are affordable for a fun night. I’d Recommend to anyone!!

Because of my love for The Judds and Ashland KY- this theater was a treat to work with on the Randy Travis More Life Tour. Naomi Judds little dancing shoes from 3rd grade were displayed in the lobby!

Really cool old theater. Sound was good view was great. Balcony left row a seats 4,5,6 have a hallway underneath so legroom is great. (Guessing the same on the other side.)

We were lucky enough to attend a private performance at the Paramount Arts Center. Not only was this a special, once-in-a-lifetime performance, featuring one of my favorite artists. It also allowed me to see what the good people and leaders of Kentucky are doing for their fellow neighbors and how they are benefiting the area. Tyler Childers sounded phenomenal. His band, sounded amazing. I've frequented some of the very best venues in the Midwest. Paramount is special. Paramount is rich with historical beauty and the sounds of passion, may very well be carried over from performances past. I will be following Paramount Arts Center, closely. Looking for the next opportunity to be part of whatever they are featuring! We look forward to returning soon.

We had a wonderful time at Carter Caves State Resort Park. The weather was beautiful, so we focused on hiking to the 5 different natural bridges. There are cave tours, horse back riding, and even an area for repelling. If you are local, it is a great place for a day trip, picnic, or family get together. If you travel to the park, I would suggest staying 2 or 3 days at the campground, lodge, or one of the cottages. Carter Caves is very scenic with a number of beautiful views, streams, and a lake. The picnic areas have tables, grills, and access to play areas. Carter Caves has pavilions, but I would suggest contacting the park to see if you can reserve them. I would highly recommend visiting Carter Caves State Resort Park and beginning your visit at the welcome center to see everything they have to offer. Please see the pictures I posted which include the brochure, cave tour pricing, and maps. Important! Contact the park in advance regarding camping. Camping is either very limited or closed at this time. Carter Caves is renovating the campground and installing full hookups at many of the campsites.

Park is in great shape. Very cool drive into the park that winds along the river. We did the X cave tour with our 2 toddlers, they had a fantastic time. We also played mini golf and camped in the primitive campsite. Overall very impressed with this park and encourage anyone to visit!

Booked my elderly parents at the hotel for a treat in their travels. The room ( whilst older in structure) was very, very comfortable. They were well treated, with extra care and their needs were meet. The resturant nearby the hotel is service by the park and they enjoyed the friendly waitstaff and the food was very good and within a reasonable price zone for them. They said they look foward to visiting the park again.

Have been coming here every year for the last 4 years with family that comes in town. We have only been able to do the x-caves tour with our timing but have had the best time each tour. Each guide has been different and they all know different things. Expect to duck down in certain areas of the cave if you are tall. I am 62 inches and didn't have to at all. Pack a sweater if you get cold. The shop at the welcome center has cute memorabilia and the best pull candy! Grabbing a bag of the gem mining bags was a hit with the little ones(3&7yr old). You get to sift through it on site while you wait for your tour to start. You can also take the trail down to the living bridge.

Just spent a couple days here with my 3yo daughter and we had the best time! Staff was wonderful and treated us both like royalty. Restaurant was wonderful, as well. Excellent service and super friendly and helpful staff. We will definitely return in the future!

We stay here every year when visiting family in Grayson. The park is beautiful, family friendly and pet friendly. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable! Nothing but good things to say. The only negative “for me” is driving back from Grayson into the park at night … the roads are very curvy and it’s dark!!

We visited in November. What a gorgeous time of year to see the park! If you are in this area, this park is definitely a must-see! So many interesting caves and nice trails.

All the art was very well done! We got to see a few painters doing some touch up work on one of the panels, so that was cool! It's much bigger than I thought it would be actually. We drove the length of it due to the heat wave, but I'm planning on walking it this fall.

All I can say is WOW! This paintings are absolutely beautiful and the artists are absolutely amazing! They look so real! If you’re in or traveling thru Portsmouth Ohio take a little time out to see these masterpieces in person! Side note. The opposite side of the street tells you about them if you walk it and want to read all about them.

Second visit to these murals and second time we got chased away by a thunderstorm. The murals are great and well worth the trip off the main highway to visit. The pictures and information plaques have a wealth of history about the surrounding community. We will be back to finish the tour.

I've been here on numerous occasions, but every time I'm near here with someone who hasn't seen them, I always play tour guide. The amount of hand painted detail on each panel is awe-inspiring, and each time I visit, I pick out something I've missed prior. If you're ever in the Portsmouth, Ohio area, you owe yourself to follow the "Floodwall Mural" signs. You'll be glad you did.

A world class experience right here on the Ohio River

Holy flood wall!! This thing is massive and a great way to post the history of Portsmouth. Start at the beginning and walk the entire length of the wall for the full experience. At one end there is a visitor center with restrooms and a plethora of information for other activities for the city. We parked on the street at the beginning. I didn’t see any parking lots dedicated to the wall but I’m sure there are some open lots around. We just decided to grab what we found. I completely recommend a stop to learn about the rich history of the town.

This was really neat to see. I had heard about it from friends who have visited the area. I wish I would of had more time to read all the information they have at every murals and check out all the details. You could probably easily spend 1-2 hours here if you read everything. Great job to the artist who painted these.

Shawnee Ohio River is a great little park. It has 80 full hookups, a shower house, a playground and splash pad for kids. It has a bike path, park store, and dump station. This park is only seven miles from Shawnee State Park, and the lodge where you can go swimming. Portsmouth is a cute little town close by. They have several restaurants a grocery store. Lots of antique shops, and the flood wall mural. Take a drive over the bridge to Kentucky. Or drive the Ohio River scenic by-way. If you want a day trip check out Rocky Fork state park and catch some lunch or dinner at the porch carryout and grill in Hillsboro Ohio. The food was fantastic! Have a great time!

Enjoyed the hiking in this park with our dog! The cabin size is nice. Playground is for younger kids. Lodge is okay, pool is nice, restaurant food in the lodge is okay. Staff is friendly & polite. Cabin was clean but the kitchen had roaches. Told the lodge management.

Great a getaway place. We spent 2 nights here in March 2025. In our cabin, internet and cable didn’t work, exactly what we wanted.

This is a beautiful and peaceful state park! Not too crowded and has great outdoor activities !

Everywhere we went in the park was clean and well kept. The hiking trails were some of the best kept trails we've been on in Ohio, but the informational plaques need to be cleaned. The campground was busy and the staff was super friendly. Verizon service is almost not existent in the park area.

Great place for a day trip or vacation. The lodge is beautiful with a balcony to view the scenery. There are cabins and camping sites. The campgrounds offer a small store with a gift shop, boats to rent. There is also miniature golf, disc golf, hiking trails, a nature center and a historic cabin set up as a museum. Picnic area is by the campgrounds and plenty of swimming spots.

Hiked the north and south loops recently. Trails are maintained fairly well and easy to follow. They do go pointlessly up and down. It's almost like they tried to every hill they could, which is fine, but no views make the climbs rewarding. The water cisterns were super convenient and am thankful for the work they put in. Wouldn't really recommend these hikes unless you just want to be in the woods. It's nice to have a place to backpack around Ohio, we all know Ohio's landscape is lackluster. Happy trails friends ✌🏻

Fantastic! 🤩 Rented a 5-person pontoon boat—we were all in love with how clean Lake Alma State Park is. The sand at the beach is well-maintained. The water looks less dirty than some other lakes in the region too. The boat rentals don’t have a 2-hr minimum like some other parks nearby. I think they are also cheaper than places like Lake Logan overall. It’s a beautiful park, clean, along with perfect amenities like charcoal grills, picnic tables, and playgrounds. The bigger boats are electric—they don’t go super fast but trolling around was perfect on a day like today (75 degrees & sunny 😎 ) Also, the beach hasn’t been very busy the few times we have visited. Great spots (or boat) for fishing!!

We had a 2 nights stay at Alma Lake State Park. This is the first time camping at this location. It was toward the middle to latter part of Sept. 2025. Arriving there was not too difficult, we came in from US 50 and down Oh-93. It is a one way road in and around the lake to the check-in station. Checking in was easy since we had reservations. I booked an electric site only, so we had to take on water for showers and washing dishes and toilet purposes. At the entrance is the dump station, there is potable water on the left just after the dump. At first we were kinda of skeptical about this place cause when we were looking for our spot there were two guys sitting by a campfire with cases of beer and playing music rather loudly. At night fall the music went off and it was super quiet. The spots are very close together, and the vault toilets leave alot to be desired. But this is why we have a restroom in our RV.(Sorry tent campers) the whole campground is in a valley surrounded by hills. It is one way in, one way out. In the center is a more modern wash and restroom facility with showers. I cannot comment on that one since we did not go into it. Would we visit this location again, probably would. Sorry no pics, this was a device free camping trip for me, wanted to be unplugged for the weekend!

Stayed 2 nights. It was very quiet and loved that there are a lot of trees, not just some mowed down grassy area, that we call a campground. With that said, the sites are way to close together and luckily we have a camper with a bathroom because the bathrooms were terrible! The road thru the campground is one lane for bothe directions, and the dump station (1) is at the entrance. So imagine how long that line will get. Even if you aren't dumping, your not getting around, you will be waiting!

Beautiful lake and a nice place to camp. The park staff and host were very friendly and helpful.

Nice little campground with nearby fishing and nearby lake beach. Very kid friendly. Shorter hiking trails, but the hills are a workout. Store seems closed during supposed open hours, but staff are usually very close to open. Some beautiful sites, some super close to their neighbor. Most are electric.

Great park, nice swimming area with boat rental options. Also has on-site grills for cooking.

Beautiful lake for Kayaking. Need to check out the lodge next time.

Such an Amazing experience that I had, The history and reenactors are so fun. If you love anything about history or just want to see a reenactment or bust or even Wild West Shows this is definitely the place to go and check out.

My girlfriend and I are on vacation in southern Ohio and randomly somehow found this when googling what was around. And it was some of one of the coolest things I’ve been too. The actors are all very funny and kind, the town itself is so cool to walk through, and it’s only $15. Crazy worth it. I even had an actor sit on my lap during one of the shows, can’t beat that

Our visit was during their Christmas event and the lights were beautiful. Real old town feel and nicely orchestrated. The grinch show is a must see!

We had a chance to see Dogwood Pass Slaughter Holler & it was a 10/10. One of the best haunted trails we have been on this year and would recommend to anyone wanting a fun but scary experience! The actors and actresses put on a really good show! We have now went twice & like I said if you haven’t been, and they are still open I would recommend going!! It was great & we will be returning again & again! 100% recommend.

Super unique place. Didn’t get to see any shows but I’m sure they’re fun. Everyone who works there was kind and fun to talk to. Can spend as little or as much time as you want there. No tickets in advance. $15 per person, cash only.

Attended their Haunted trail. I am a bit jaded as I have been to a lot of Haunted attractions. Theirs isn't too bad, the actors get in their roles and some are actually funny. Well to me anyway. I recommend you give it a try.

We had a great time, the show was family friendly and had our 10year old, teens and us adults all laughing. They do different shows through out the day all of which are entertaining. There is a section of seating that is shaded, the rest are in the sun (so keep that in mind or bring sunscreen). There is lots of themed stores, houses and other town businesses to look in, all with lots of old time artifacts and is set up to be realistic. There is also a few gift shops to purchase foods, jewelry, clothing, guns and other souvenirs. There is gem mining and old time photos you can do as well. The saloon sells root beer in a bottle for $3 and water for $1 with a saloon bar keep to serve you and plenty of seating. The people who run the old time photos are quick and very friendly and do a great job would recommend getting them done(they accept credit and debit cards and the building does have AC, though keep in mind all the other stores are cash only). There is also a Roy Rogers museum filled with lots of interesting memorabilia. Tickets are $15 a person and 6 and under are free, cash only. There is an ATM on site if needed. We had a great time and can’t wait to go back for Halloween and Christmas. All the staff was extremely friendly and polite. We had a really great time!

There is every kind of indoor and outdoor furniture that you could ever hope to see here all in a vast array of stains and colors. Sizes to fit everyone...but wish there were more options for the shorter/smaller person. Very kind people that lets you look...no pushy sales. Quality is excellent and prices are accordingly. There is also playground equipment and put buildings to small homes. On the same property is a bulk buy store and a baked goods and gift store. All are very nicely stocked. Prices to fit any budget.

Miller’s Bakery is amazing and all the food was mouthwatering delicious. We tried it all from the extra large glazed donut, that was so fluffy and sweet, to the awesome long johns (they have VANILLA and chocolate), pretzel wrapped hot dog, chocolate chip cookie vanilla frosting sandwich, and their homemade deli sandwiches. The food was so amazing you could taste that homemade goodness and care taken with it all. After getting eating, the kids could play around the wonderful grounds and the parents could enjoy all the shops. The people were all friendly and definitely a place to stop by again for more treats.

UPDATE!!!!!!! I explored the stores more, and I'm blown away. Dont buy furniture in Cincinnati!!! The quality here is by far superior and prices better!!! You cant lose. If you are in the market for kitchen cabinets, go nowhere else. These are the best quality and most beautiful kitchen cabinets ive ever seen, and I install kitchens for a living. Love this place!!!!!great selection of outdoor furniture, the indoor furniture is built better than chain stores and better price!

Still as excited as the first time to shop here. This was our first visit. I was so happy to see all the pickled vegetables, jams, sauces & so much more in the market. Then we went down to the bakery. When you walk in you just can't help but take a deep breath. Bread, doughnuts, pies & so much more. Outside was a lemonade & kettle corn stand. If you need barns, shed, indoor & outdoor furniture they have it. Can't wait to go back.

Love this area! The bakery is closed until March, but there's plenty to look at and they have beautiful and unique furniture.

Just drove over an hour to get here only for it to be closed. It claims to be open on the website. Beyond irritated with this, please make sure to let people know AHEAD of time.

Didn't realize this was here until I drove by. The furniture was absolutely gorgeous at the furniture store and had a smoked turkey sandwich and potato salad at the bulk foods store, and it was very good. Definitely worth a visit!

I have wanted to visit Serpent Mound for decades. It is smaller than I thought it would be, but it was no small feat for the Native Americans to have formed such a complex design for the mound. There is a paved path along the perimeter of the mound. There are a few bumps in the path due to tree roots, keep this in mind for both older walkers and wheelchairs. Mid-way there is an overlook that had several stepsdown to a stone wall. Overlooking the huge crater the mounds are built beside. If you are more adventuresome, there is also a nature trail. The observation tower is closed for repairs, we were told the projected completion date is January 31, 2026. We will go back when it is open. Seeing the entire mound from above will be awesome We took advantage of one of the picnic tables located under shade trees by a burial mound. There are flush bathroom at the parking area. The Visitor Center/ Gift Shop/ Museum are open. The $8.00 per car parking fee is paid there. (Ohio History Connection Members do not pay to park.)

I’m not usually interested in visiting historical sites, but this place truly captivated me. I’m not exactly sure why—maybe it was the atmosphere or the energy of the site—but I’ve visited other mounds and historical locations and haven’t had this experience before. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and appreciated the opportunity to learn as much as I could. I’m looking forward to coming back when the tower is open to take in the view from above.

Visited during Summer Solstice! Beautiful views and sunset. Went back next day to visit the museum and take the trails. I'm very glad to have gone. I'm always saddened at the thought of the long history lost and what has been lost to us in the name of progress or trying to conserve even... accidently, and out of ignorance at the times... disturbed ground and lost information... thank goodness for what has been saved and found out these days of course. Oh ! To have been witness to such greatness... and the indigenous Native Americans during that time.

If you ever get a chance, you should absolutely visit! It's something you can't fully appreciate until you have been there! I stayed in West Union at an Airbnb and they were absolutely amazing! Little cottages in the wooded area. I ever started my first fire 🔥! It is absolutely gorgeous in the Autumn 🍂 when the leaves are changing!

Let me say first that this is definitely a really cool sacred sight to see! I was more disappointed with the fact that we had to pay to park our car and walk around somewhere we only hung out for about 45 minutes. Any way they can get you to pay I guess. Cool historic site? Gotta pay to use parking lot and bathrooms. The background and history behind the Serpent mound was extremely fascinating though and I found it to be a very cool experience nonetheless.

Thoroughly enjoyable. Very chill ride through the countryside to get to the site. Plenty of parking and shaded areas. There is a nice paved path that goes around the mound, and there are picnic areas in the shade to enjoy. The visitor center has a small exhibit to walk through with a brief orientation video. The visitor center has snacks and cold drinks for purchase. The metal observation tower from 1906 is still there but not available for use. At the very end of the mouth of the serpent, there is an observation deck with a nice view. Currently, the main bathrooms are out, but they have Porta potties as a backup.

A nice walk through the trails was perfect for cooling off after walking around the mound. I ended up here on the hottest day of the year lol. The nature was beautiful, lots of lovely insects. I found Jesus peeking out of a tree too! It was a great spot for a little hike.

Cute little park. Sites are nice. No bath houses, pit toilets. Great Naturalist (Sami) on site keeping kids entertained and engaged. Beach and swimming area but lots of Canadian Geese.

Other than the rain wouldn't want to camp anywhere else, over july 4th weekend this will be our 66th reunion here, the people that work here are great.

Always a great time here. Lovely park, well kept and typically have very pleasant "neighbors".

Went camping near Caldwell lake over the weekend. Very nice and clean and everyone was super friendly. Naturalist Sami was awesome and did a ton of fun activities for the kids and even the adults. She will definitely be a fun memory for our kids as they learned a lot from her.

Parked a 30ft RV at Caldwell Lake CG at the end of March. Dump station and fresh water were available and site had electricity. We pulled in, picked a site, then booked it online. Verizon service was decent here. Vault toilets were clean and there were no showers. Nice hiking trail with lots of hills.

Beautiful and quiet. However no cell reception and wifi only if you are sitting by the office

Awesome place to run, bike, hike and camp. The scenery is great... some challenging hills, too!

This place is absolutely gorgeous It's so big and vast. The floor is like a sanded dirt and it's a great place to take children Its incredibly beautiful. You can go out the way you came back in or you can decide to go up a more steep path and do a loop around. The bathrooms are out houses no plumbing It's a very clean place and there's access to a dumpster in the parking lot if you need to throw things away.

This is a very cool place to stop and spend a little bit of time! The shear size if this is impressive and will definitely make you want to take a bunch of pictures. There is also a good bit of hiking after you visit the cave. The parking was fantastic and even though it was pretty busy it still seemed like we were not cramped with people. I very much suggest making a visit!

This was a fairly easy hike and the trail to the recessed is considered wheelchair accessible. The last half of the hike has a few sets of stairs. The cave was stunning and when we got to the top some singers blessed our ears with their voices. The acoustics were outstanding. Never saw who broke into song but it was the highlight of our hike.

I've wanted to come here for years. My husband has started joining me on hiking adventures. So today we stopped by here and a couple other spots in the hocking hills area. We hiked from here to Cedar Falls and back. Beautiful hike! But you just can't capture how big and beautiful Ash cave is. It's just so cool to walk up to it and be like WOW! Then your under the overhang. Looking around you feel so small. It's truly stunning and would recommend checking it out!

This was a pretty easy walk to get to, but then it was steps out along a rim trail, unless you go against the one way, and go back the way you came! This was a huge cavern, very cool. Alot of photo opportunities! Worth seeing. Again, every walk through the these woods are beautiful!

A fun and very rewarding hike! Nice, accessible trail that would even accommodate a child stroller. Cool setting, Awesome cave, and unique waterfall. Would highly recommend to everyone who enjoys getting out to see God’s wonderful creation!

We came after 24 hours of rain in early October. The day before the rain it was bone dry! But after the rain it was super cool! The cave is really cool! Very easy short hike.

Pretty great! Lots of stairs but a beautiful area and falls. Knocked a star off because the problem are the people who wade and swim in the water ruining a nice photo despite many signs saying you should not. Still very nice area! Watch walking across the stream as I witnessed many fall.

​Cedar Falls is one of the more peaceful spots in Hocking Hills. The walk to the falls is a treat in itself, with all the big hemlock trees and lush ferns. You can hear the water before you even see it, which just builds the anticipation. When you get there, it’s just a beautiful cascade of water pouring down over the rock cliff into a clear pool. It's not the tallest waterfall, but it's one of the prettiest. I loved just sitting on a rock and taking in the sound of the water and the cool mist. It’s the perfect place to just stop and relax for a bit, a definite highlight of the park.

Super cool! We were here in early October; the day befjre the falls were bone dry but after the 24 hours of rain it was spectacular!!pretty easy hike. Some stairs. Some narrow spots.

Fun trail to get to the waterfall. It's a treat once you get to it, it's a great place to relax. Easy to make your way to the waterfall and snap some memorable pictures. Not too busy. If you're going with little kids in strollers then it's not accessible. You will have to carry them in your arms. Not wheelchair accessible either. There are different trails you can take. The shortest one is to the falls and back to the lot. Probably around 0.6 miles. Very doable and fun.

The trail is quite easy & enjoyable. Like walking into Narnia . The falls are magical. But there were to many people that don't know how to read . do t get in the water. Your dirty self will get in the water & everyone else up stream , is doing their deed, so it's coming down on you .

Cedar Falls is exceptional. The trails are picturesque and very well maintained. Other than some stairs to the exit, it is a very easy hike.

relatively small trail for cedar falls so the area by the waterfall tends to get crowded. i also would avoid doing after rain as stuff gets slippery and muddy. saw lots of people slip and fall but the scenery is beautiful.

If you haven't been, you need to go! Used to be 7 caves! It's great for kids and anyone wanting to get out and see the history of Southern Ohio. Paths are perfect, and the scenery is 1 of a kind. The caves are really cool to go through. The people inside are awesome and answer any questions you may have! You can make a day trip or weekend trip out of this. Paint Creek campgrounds aren't far away.

So many great trails in this place! Loved McKimmie's Cave, Valley of the Ancients, Three Sisters and many more. Nice little museum, very friendly and helpful people. The cave is a tight fit and you have to check out a key from the museum to access the trail to it. I had to take my pack off to squeeze in and it goes pretty far back. Totally worth it.

This is a review of the Barrier Ridge Trail that is located across the street from the Appalachian Forest Museum. The trailhead is located in the lower parking area. There is a sign indicating this and is easy to see. The trail is a 3 mile loop and is moderate to hard in difficulty. It is steep at times, and there is a lot of uphill hiking.The trails are well maintained, and parts of it are narrow and on the side of hills. There are switchbacks and steps along the trail that help with the steeper inclines. The gates to the parking area are closed at 4:30 pm. Allow yourself enough time for the hike so you're not locked in.

An absolutely amazing place, from a small cave exploration (not for the faint of heart!) to gorgeous views and even a neat little gift shop. If you have the chance, it's worth the visit.

Love this place lot of hiking. Not good for people that haven't hiked in sometime. Not good for little kids. There are drop-off.

Nice hiking trails! Couple of cool caves and caverns. Staff was super friendly and informative!

First, and most importantly—NO CELL PHONE SERVICE ON THESE TRAILS. This is the first time I was actually able to hike the trails of Appalachia. I figured I would put my comments of all the trails I hiked in one area. BARRETT’S RIM TRAIL- was a pretty simple trail loop. Approximately 2.75 mile loop. At the beginning you walk through a field, which could be hot in the summer. Once in the woods (majority of the trail) it is much better. The trail is well marked and easy to follow. There is a decline, taking you into The Valley of the trail and then an incline bringing you back out. The area (mainly in The Valley) is chok full of wildflowers. This includes the uncommon “shooting star” The VALLEY of the ANCIENTS trail is the same. A short trail. but much more rock formations. There is a steep decline (via stairs) into The Valley which takes you to a waterfall. Very beautiful. I also hiked the ETAWAH WOODS TRAIL.—This was also a gorgeous trail. Longer than The Valley trail but gorgeous as well. Nature preserves Parks Hiking Trails

My 9 year old daughter and I toured the house and museum today. Quoting my daughter, "I LOVED it!" The grounds are beautiful, the house is so well preserved and the museum is interactive. Our tour guide was fantastic and really knowledgeable yet even kept a 9 year olds attention for an hour and half. Great place to check out to learn more about Ohio's early history.

Nice visitor center with artifacts and great information on the history of the house and land. Tour guide was nice and very knowledgeable. Wish the garden area and grounds had been more kept up but they were working on it.

Disappointing experience. I was so pumped to see a key piece of Ohio history, but I knew something was up when I saw a handful of people standing outside the visitor center. I looked through the doors to see that it was locked due to giving a guided tour, and a note said they'd be back soon (not a set time). I wonder if it was ultimately due to staffing issues After giving it some time, it was clear that I could not tour the mansion in my allotted timeframe, so I drove to the overlook, took in the Great Seal, and left. For such an important part of our state's history, this is unacceptable and the people of Ohio deserve better.

I toured this with a group. It was lovely. Beautiful! The tour was a lot of walking and stairs. It was worth it, but gosh.

Wonderful visitor center with child friendly museum exhibits and clean restrooms greet you at Adena. The mansion tour is extremely interesting with the history of the Worthington family, several Ohio governors, two American presidents, and the Shawnee war chief Tecumseh interwoven with the history of the collections and the mansions architects and builders.

Our tour guide Brittany was so helpful and informative! Made our trip so enjoyable.

Took a mini vaca this week while kids were on fall break and went to hocking hills. Stayed in the Marriott in Chillicothe. During our stay the hotel worker suggested we check out this place. Didn’t really know anything about this place or that it even existed so we took the suggestion and went not really knowing what to expect. We went on Thursday. So glad we did! The tour was excellent and we learned so much that we didn’t really know before. Just being on the grounds that significant historical figures like Tecumseh once graced with their presence is something else! I came not really knowing who Thomas Worthington was and left knowing a whole lot more! Of course I had heard of Tecumseh and just knowing he stayed here is reason enough to come! Much of the house is original including much of the floors and the pave stones outside. They have a museum with the actual peace pipe tomahawk Tecumseh gave to Worthington as a symbol of peace, which is really cool! So you do timed guided tours and fyi the last tour before lunch is 11:30 and then tours resume at 1:30. I got there right at 11:30 and had to wait until 1:30. That’s ok because there are things you do on your own like explore the museum, barn, garden, so we were able to fill the time. They don’t have food except a couple snack items in gift shop so don’t come hungry. The tour guide was great and very informative and gave plenty of opportunities to ask questions. Beware that the house is very cold. Wear long sleeves or layers. They are unable to change the temperature. Didn’t really get a clear cut answer why the house is so cold other than that it’s cold and they can’t change the temperature. I asked if it’s haunted but the tour guide swears it’s not. Hmmmmm….. Either way this is a great little day thing to do with your kids and family, friends, or even alone and gives you the opportunity to step back in time!

For the most part this trail was easy but getting in/out the Rock House itself could be a challenge for some and there is an uphill portion at the end. We started from the second parking lot as we didn’t know it was different from the first lot. Great hike! Watch for pigeons/poop in the rock house.

Beautiful cave/natural tunnel. Very large so even if its busy there is plenty of room for everyone to be inside of the rockhouse. This is a one way trail and the uphill climb after you view the rockhouse to the exit may be strenuous for those not used to hiking. The natural bridge/arch was closed but still viewable and such a unique natural structure in the area.

Wonderful trail to a covered cave. Really neat experience to be in the cave and imagine what has happened in the cave over the last couple of hundred years. Pigeons and pigeon poop inside of the cave so be extra careful where you place your hands. Parts of the trail were challenging to walk, so be extra careful. I would recommend a sturdy walking stick to help with your balance. The last quarter mile or so back to the parking lot is a steady uphill walk on a dirt path . You made need to take a couple of short breaks to catch your breath. Also take a small flashlight with you to help see inside and walk around while inside the cave. The camera flashlight was ok but it was not bright enough. The walk and time spent in the cave took about 1.5 to 2 hours which was well worth it to be able to see some of the amazing works of our Creator.

Totally awesome! The first park of the yellow hike is mostly downhill. Then after reaching the rock house cave, you head back uphill. The walk is not terribly long and the footing is mostly steady, but some parts are a little sandy. Coming uphill is a little strenuous but there's room to stop. The sights through out are beautiful!!

A visit to Hocking Hills is incomplete without experiencing the breathtaking beauty of Rock House. This natural tunnel, carved into a Blackhand sandstone cliff, is an awe-inspiring spectacle. The cavernous opening, with its seven gothic-like archways, feels like entering a hidden world. Sunlight filters through the trees above, casting an ethereal glow on the moss-covered rocks and creating a magical, almost otherworldly atmosphere. The sheer scale and intricate details of the rock formations are a testament to the power of nature. Standing inside, you feel small and humbled by the ancient geology surrounding you. It's a truly amazing and beautiful stop, a must-see for anyone exploring the wonders of Hocking Hills.

Love this hike! The rock house itself is really cool to walk through and explore. I took my 8, 6, and 4 year old and they loved it too. The last part of the trail is a steep incline up but my kids were able to do it, just had to go slow. Went on a Monday and pretty much had the trail to ourselves.

It was really cool, you could see for quite a ways, and get some great pics. Careful of all the pigeons, for some reason a whole lot of them came flying in at the same time at one point while we were looking around. Luckily no accidents! Lol!

The Hopewell Culture and Visitor Center is a smaller center. It does have some souvenirs and you can get your passport stamps here. There is a slight walkthrough in the center to see all the different Earth mounds and a video to watch. They also have all of the different flags for the Indian Nations and a small description for each. You can then walk out of the back of the Visitor Center when done looking at the displays. You will immediately see the mounds as soon as you walk out. You're also able to walk around the entire area.

What an incredible historical site! A great little museum/history center of the Hopewell culture as well as local life through the years. The building is completely handicapped accessible, and it's mostly a flat grassy area for the rest of the place. Give yourself about an hour. Worth a visit!

Everyone should come enjoy this small national park! You won't spend an awful lot of time here, so it's even good for kids. The workers at the information desk are friendly and have lots of information and pamphlets to give you. There are many mounds here, and some of them have information signs explaining their significance. There's plenty of parking and clean restrooms here.

This park is really impressive. The mounds are amazing. There is a small visitors center with video and a gift shop. There are trails outside with different information boards to read. I have very limited mobility and get around on an electric scooter. I could go as far as the sidewalk. They did have an off road wheel chair that you can borrow to go on the trails. That was really nice to see.

This was my first visit to this National Historic Park area. Excellent presentation of indigenous (native) peoples ingenuity and sophisticated culture before the Europeans arrived. The Mound City group is just one of several sites in the newly designated World Cultural Heritage area. Make sure you see this and the other sites to truly experience the mounds and other earthworks of the Hopewell culture that flourished in the central and southern Ohio landscape.

I stopped by her after visiting Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers. This place has a lot of hidden history going back 2000 uests. Thete are 22 mounds here of differemt sizes and some of different shapes. When here walk the signage trail ti the river and read all the signs. The place is free.

Visited 7/11/23 The National Park Service manages several Hopewell mound sites in the Chillicothe area. The Hopewell Culture National Historical Park's visitor center is located at Mound City Group and is the only site that has a full facility with a museum, gift store, restrooms and helpful rangers. Despite this site's name "Mound City Group", this site was not a residential area but rather a burial and ceremonial ground. Anyone fascinated with ancient mounds and earthworks needs to visit this site. And if your travel plans include seeing all the earthworks in the Chillicothe area, see this one first to give you a better understanding of what you will be seeing at some of the other sites where the earthworks no longer exist but are only outlined by mowing the grass on the ground where they once stood. The museum and park rangers will also provide valuable information about the people who created and utilized these structures. We arrived around 3pm and were told that we could join a ranger led tour that started shortly after. Ranger Sue was so informative! I learned so much!

Beautiful experience The tour was very well organized. Carl and Ella both were exceptional in explaining, supporting and encouraging all of us through the zipline tour. We enjoyed it thoroughly. The price may seem high but once you reach and go through the 2.5 hours awesome experience then you will totally forget about the money and take a boatload of great experience with you. Thanks Carl and Ella once again for making the tour awesome.

Unbeatable experience.. It’s one of the best Zipline tours I’ve been on. Canopy tours operations department really had styled in. I had a low bar set, but I was thoroughly impressed. It is truly World class. Speaking from an operational perspective, They nailed all the details, from harness us up to safety checks, to smooth, professional tour guides, they even watered the dusty roads down, so you don’t get caught and clogs of dust when being shuttled back-and-forth from line to line.. Thoroughly impressed special shout out to my guidance Riley and Ian.. they were fantastic. I will definitely take my family back sooner than later.

My wife and I came here to celebrate our second wedding anniversary and let me tell you… this place was the BEST. The views and experience were incredible, and the group we were paired up with were a delight. If I could give both of our guides 6 stars I would. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Justin and Xandra were incredible, hilarious, and made the experience an absolute blast, while communicating enough to make us feel safe the entire experience. Thank you to those two especially and I know we’ll be back in the future!

Me and the family had an absolute blast today. Our first time zip-lining, and we couldn’t have possibly had a better experience. Our guides - Justin and Alexa - were extraordinarily fun, helpful, patient and above all else, kept us safe (from ourselves). They made an excellent team, you could tell they enjoyed working with each other. We will definitely be back at some point. 🙌

5 STARS! This was a GREAT experience! The tour gals were attentive, informative, and entertaining. They made sure we were all safe and comfortable, and most of all, made sure we all had a blast! You should definitely give this a try. 😁 Thanks to Bre & Jo for being such awesome guides!

Skylar and Riley were amazing tour guides! They made our zip-lining experience absolutely unforgettable. They’re super fun, have great personalities, and kept us laughing the entire time with their jokes. The only thing I wish is that they took a few more pictures while we were out on the tour, but overall, it was an incredible experience. You won’t be disappointed! Definitely purchase the X Tour! Loved all the people we met. Would definitely do it again:)

I had a great time. The staff was so wonderful and friendly except for one of the guys who helps bring you in once you land. He offered the woman who went down with me to help take a photo of her. Since he didn't offer me the same treatment. I took it apon myself to take my own photo. Then he looked over at me a raised his voice a bit at me and told me to move behind the red gate! I replied and said "I will after I take my photo in which you did NOT offer to assist me with. He didn't offer the other ladies a photo either. On a side note, I wish they offer videos or photos for the superman zipline tour customers. Overall I had a blast!

Beautiful experience The tour was very well organized. Carl and Ella both were exceptional in explaining, supporting and encouraging all of us through the zipline tour. We enjoyed it thoroughly. The price may seem high but once you reach and go through the 2.5 hours awesome experience then you will totally forget about the money and take a boatload of great experience with you. Thanks Carl and Ella once again for making the tour awesome.

Unbeatable experience.. It’s one of the best Zipline tours I’ve been on. Canopy tours operations department really had styled in. I had a low bar set, but I was thoroughly impressed. It is truly World class. Speaking from an operational perspective, They nailed all the details, from harness us up to safety checks, to smooth, professional tour guides, they even watered the dusty roads down, so you don’t get caught and clogs of dust when being shuttled back-and-forth from line to line.. Thoroughly impressed special shout out to my guidance Riley and Ian.. they were fantastic. I will definitely take my family back sooner than later.

My wife and I came here to celebrate our second wedding anniversary and let me tell you… this place was the BEST. The views and experience were incredible, and the group we were paired up with were a delight. If I could give both of our guides 6 stars I would. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Justin and Xandra were incredible, hilarious, and made the experience an absolute blast, while communicating enough to make us feel safe the entire experience. Thank you to those two especially and I know we’ll be back in the future!

Me and the family had an absolute blast today. Our first time zip-lining, and we couldn’t have possibly had a better experience. Our guides - Justin and Alexa - were extraordinarily fun, helpful, patient and above all else, kept us safe (from ourselves). They made an excellent team, you could tell they enjoyed working with each other. We will definitely be back at some point. 🙌

5 STARS! This was a GREAT experience! The tour gals were attentive, informative, and entertaining. They made sure we were all safe and comfortable, and most of all, made sure we all had a blast! You should definitely give this a try. 😁 Thanks to Bre & Jo for being such awesome guides!

Skylar and Riley were amazing tour guides! They made our zip-lining experience absolutely unforgettable. They’re super fun, have great personalities, and kept us laughing the entire time with their jokes. The only thing I wish is that they took a few more pictures while we were out on the tour, but overall, it was an incredible experience. You won’t be disappointed! Definitely purchase the X Tour! Loved all the people we met. Would definitely do it again:)

I had a great time. The staff was so wonderful and friendly except for one of the guys who helps bring you in once you land. He offered the woman who went down with me to help take a photo of her. Since he didn't offer me the same treatment. I took it apon myself to take my own photo. Then he looked over at me a raised his voice a bit at me and told me to move behind the red gate! I replied and said "I will after I take my photo in which you did NOT offer to assist me with. He didn't offer the other ladies a photo either. On a side note, I wish they offer videos or photos for the superman zipline tour customers. Overall I had a blast!

My first time here. Cool place to get a nice view of the city. I stopped at a good time while there was a fair going on and got to see the tractor pull from the top.

Beautiful park we came upon by accident heading out of town. So glad we did. Walked the trail up to the most amazing view of Lancaster. If we lived here, this would be my go to spot.

I always enjoy going to Rising Park either alone, with friends, or with family. It has a quaint charm. Also, the views from Mt. Pleasant are breathtaking.

I love this park, it's super well located, it's always very well maintained and the view from the mountain is incredible, you can come with your pets, highly recommended for a great family weekend plan.

Great little park. Fabulous northwest view from Lancaster. Only hiked to the lookout and admired the lake, fountain, and friends

The climb isn't terribly difficult, but the view is great. It's the perfect place to roar like a majestic lion and let out all the frustrations of life.

Beautiful views great park very peaceful the hike to the top is not easy but worth it

Beautiful park, maintained trails, so many picnic options and very nice playgrounds. I've been here trail walking and kayaking so far.

The most amazing campground ever there are 2 fishing lakes, swimming beach or pool, a camp store shop, safety security gates, cabins, tents , RVs, MHS, come one come all, the sites are huge they don't pile you on top of each other, it's newly renovated, ping pong, pool, beautiful, spacious, clean I have severe PTSD & I have never felt so relaxed it's so quiet, homey, welcoming, laundry facilities, game rooms the staff is 2nd to none especially Oliver he knows something about everything and he has such a gentle soul he will welcome you with open arms and he's all about the natural life you can find campgrounds at a dime a dozen but to find one that crosses over to home where you know you and your kids are safe is priceless they even do background checks as an extra layer of protection and there is more to come because they are still upgrading all I know is I found my paradise here and you can stay year round so I found the home that I've been looking for no more night terrors, peace of mind help if I need it an wonderfully neighbors grab a spot while you can there aren't many and this is a hidden gem that I would stop looking elsewhere because they set the bar real high and trust me we shopped bands down best of the best I can't wait till it gets warm so I can fish then swim or fish an swim together the rental cabins are incredible too there are tons of trails to explore and it's definitely pet friendly we're at lot 102 and we hope to see you here we're always up for dinner, new friends, new memories and lots of fun I swear this is a piece of God's country

Walked over dam to other side let my dog swim in lake on 25ft lead. He loves it. My other guy likes to wade in the water. Nice area for picnics tables provided, fishing dock, walking trail, shaded areas. Benches to sit on bathroom next to parking lot. Nice place!

Was a nice park with a nice trail. I took a walk down to see the bottom side of the dam and there were a bunch of blue gills and big a$$ frogs. The only thing that disappointed me was all the trash I picked up people left all over. And also the fact that a rail that's preventing someone from falling is just siliconed together. I guess they wanted to go the cheap route and not pay to have it welded together so it's even more secure.

Teresa Nathan & James do a Great with the Campground. Great Maps, Service, Movie's at night and ... Camping Consultation...!

Nice hiking trail around the lake. Can get washed out in spots along with mud and slippery footing if it has rained within a few days. Lots of picnic sites around the shoreline. Has bathrooms, but no running water.

Great place. Lots of different wildlife. Trails are nice. Campground is under construction so a bit inconvenient since it wasn't disclosed prior to booking. Dog friendly.

Had a very nice time, perfect day to sit outside as they have tons of seating outside and in, if you prefer. Wine was good, had a flight so was able to sample a few , before making a choice to buy a bottle which is definitely nice. Service was good very knowledgeable and nice. Definitely recommend a stop and sip if you’re in the area.

This place is THE BEST!!! We got to celebrate my best friends bachelorette party here and we were so well taken care of. The wine was amazing, the food was amazing, the staff was amazing. Ryan and Taylor took such good care of us and gave us great recommendations!! 11/10 would recommend!

This was my first time at a Winery for a work outing and it was fun. I’m sure the prices are always high but to me that was a negative. High prices and small , however the pizza was very good . I loved the crispy crust. The slushy wine was good and I normally don’t drink. So that was a fun surprise. It was a good time.

We were looking for a good place for wine tasting and luckily they were open on Tuesday. Most others were not open till later in the week. We were welcomed when we entered. The building is clean and comfortable and new looking. The staff is helpful to pick wines. We each got a 4 flight of wine to taste. We shared a nice meat and cheese board. The food was fresh and delicious. The wines we chose we more on the sweet side and were also very good. I highly recommend trying this vineyard. Prices are fair. The environment is comfortable. The restrooms are clean. I will come back.

I truly cannot say enough good things about this place. First things first- the entire staff is welcoming, kind and knowledgeable which makes the experience all the better. Everything is very clean, organized and simple. Their wine slushies are SO good. They occasionally have food trucks out on the weekends so it’s a great time to grab something different to eat and have a glass of wine (or wine slushy) and relax on the patio! It’s not overly crowded- there’s plenty of space and the views are amazing!

Rockside Winery and Vineyards is such a beautiful place! I am not much of a wine drinker but they had amazing wine slushies! I also got their Bread &Oil and a personal pepperoni pizza. Both were phenomenal! Would highly recommend visiting if you ever get a chance!

Great place to relax; enjoy some drinks & snacks!

I've been to Slate run many times, with and without my family. It has been an enjoyable experience until this visit. Our family decided to go to get our holiday photos for a card. The kids sat on fences and in front of barns. The big work horses were brought out and the site volunteer mocked is for being on the hog fence, as we were going to get manure on us. There wasn't any manure near and no signs to let us know to avoid this particular fence. It was done for a laugh from the small audience watching the horses. The volunteer ruined the morning for my kids who were very embarrassed and wanted to immediately leave. Shame on you and your assinine behavior to children.

Such a cute family experience! The male farmer was very kind and asked us if we had any questions and told us a little about his job. We couldn’t access the pig area due to it being overrun with a hornets nest but we peaked inside. They display a lot of neat old farm equipment. Everything has signage if necessary and it’s very well maintained.

I think the first time I visited the working historical farm was in 1989. It is a true gem and Ohio treasure! It's a self guided tour while volunteers work the many aspects of the farm! All buildings (there are a LOT) are marked and you can follow the map. There is an alphabetized map for kids (as and adults) and so much to see and learn. No two days are the same! Plenty of parking and new restrooms! The work horses were being used today! So very much to see and it's very much like stepping back in time! In addition, I cannot say enough good things about the farm manager Ann, and her entire staff!! They work very hard physically and they are a wealth of information of how farms operated over a century ago. Kudos to all and thank you for allowing future generations to get a priceless look back in time!!

What a wonderful place this is! My daughter and I truly enjoyed the opportunity to step back into history and learn about the 1880s farm life. It brought me a lot of nostalgia when I remembered my Grandmother and Grandfather's farm from when I was a little girl. It was a lot like this farm. They have many hands on interactive learning areas that my daughter loved especially. Definitely worth the trip! We will be going back in the spring to see the planting season.

Truly a peaceful and wonderful experience that really reminds you to slow down and experience everything. Such a beautiful place.

This is a very “real” working farm, filled with tons of opportunities to learn and explore, from the orchard to the smoke house and root cellar, to the barn and main house filled with period pieces. This is a great place for kids to get hands on experience with some farm animals. One note: the park employees in this area are in historical dress, but are not historical actors/interpreters. That said - they were very friendly and filled with great info!

We’ve been visiting here almost every weekend this summer. My 2 years old loves it! Great place for the little ones, good to show them what was the farm life looked like. Nice staffs as well!

What's not to love about the peaceful, wonderful, outdoors? Been coming to Deer Creek State Park since I was a little one. Always try to go through the week, not so busy. Lots of full hookup sites if you have RV or camper. Still so quiet. Wish I could be a full-time camper.

Nice campground with mostly wooded sites that give you more privacy. Road through the campsites is a little tight for backing in a bigger rig, but can be done. The woods around the campground have numerous mature oaks that give great shade on hotter days!

Been going to deer creek for over 20 years now. I love that place, its my 2nd home. Plenty of good fishing, wildlife, and things to see and do! The campground is always clean! If your into disc golf, there's a nice course there! Recently the lodge entrance got a makeover and the pool has been updated, along with some other updates there also! Deer creek is a wonderful place to bring family, friends, or meet new people also! One of the best state parks in Ohio in my opinion!!!!!

Deer Creek is lovely. The space is all so beautiful. We stayed in a dog-friendly cabin and had a nice time, even though it rained a lot. I think the lodge staff should share with guests that the cabin door can be difficult to open. Don't give up, it will open!

The fire rings are nice , but being up so high, 1. We had to build the wood up to get the full effects of fire. 2. When there was a small or big amount of wind ,the ash from wood burning would blow from underneath, so we had to watch it closely due to the trees around the camp site. I'm just saying we didn't understand why up so high as the pictures show.

Good trails, great lake. There are a lot of other amenities. Marina is nice and there is a golf course.

Drive a little. Poke around. There's a fishing map posted by the boat ramp. I highly recommend checking that out.

First off this is a really nice raceway. They could use some additional seating under the bleachers, it is so hot on the asphalt and unbearable on the aluminum benches during the day. I didn't see any handicapped parking. They did have a VIP lot that was closer to the entrance, but this would limit some that we might bring. Overall I'm glad we came.

Went here again for Mopar Nationals. Always a great time at a great venue. Plenty of drag racing to watch as well as walking many acres looking at so many classic cars. The last several years I've gone with my son and perhaps this will become a tradition with us.

Loves the Street outlaws event. Hated the handicap accessibility. No handicap bathrooms, the parking for handicap was 3 parking areas away from where the event ticket area was. No handicap ramps visible for any of the bleachers. The wheelchair bound are important too

It Was Exciting To See The Test & Tune Went To See My Nephew. There Was A Slight Rain Delay . Glad They Had Food . The Hotdogs Are Yummy 😋

I came here with my dad and a few others for the Street Outlaws event. We purchased VIP Super Fan tickets, but I honestly didn't see the advantage in doing so. We didn't get to park any closer and there were still ridiculously lines and no discounts on food or anything. The only perk to the ticket was that we were able to stand at the starting line; however, it's difficult to see much unless you get a good spot. Other than that, scarce bathrooms and overpriced food and drinks. The porta potties weren't ideal since it was around 90° so they were even hotter inside. Ideally, this place would have better sectioned off areas closer to the entrance for VIP ticket holders and express check-in. 🤷🏻‍♀️

We enjoyed a Friday and Saturday at the track watching no prep kings. Everything was clean, bathrooms were never out of supplies and the food trucks there were great too!

Christmas lights were beautiful! Please be mindful of the people in front of you by turning off your headlights. Update: family went for a race. Night of thunder. We had a blast!!! Can't wait to do it again.

Celebrated our 15th Wedding Anniversary there tonight. The food was fantastic. The 64 layer lasagna was awesome. Our server/bartender Jada was amazing. We'll definitely be back.

Hard to rate casinos - people are happy when they win and disappointed when they don't. I personally liked the selection of slots. Mix of old school slots (which I prefer) and new ones. Beware if Ohio State is playing that day because it's loud and rowdy (I'm a Hoosier fan). I definitely will be back.

I came in last night. The bar was crazy busy and the lines were crazy Long but there was this Cocktail Server who was on her stuff I believe her name was SelenaI’m talking she was fast communicative, funny, sweet and she smelled fabulous I actually asked her what perfume she wore to get it for myself. you guys need more people like her. She took my order in a timely manner got it back to me within five minutes compared to when I would’ve waited in that line for almost 10. There was not enough bartenders at the bar, but thanks to sElena. I had a great night at your guises casino and I will come again just to see have A lovely conversation with her, even if you guys take all my money again had a blast!

Really enjoyed my visit. I was a winner on the penny slots. I played in the open air area for smokers. There is a separate bar in there, however there was no bartender or sign informing anyone that they would have to go to another bar for a drink...🙄

I personally don’t think it’s a great casino. I’ve honestly never even broke even there. Granted my limit is $100. Never get comps and they have very little gluten free options. Since I have Celiac, I’ve never had their brewed beer. It seems clean and I enjoy that it’s smoke free. If you don’t figure out a way to reduce the price of the connected hotel, it’s barely affordable. I prefer the Indiana casinos because they give better comps, such as free lodging.

Between these places in Ohio, governor dewine, Ohio gaming commission, and the Cleveland browns it’s no wonder people don’t win as often. Prime example last weekend won and after I won had to get a new card 3 different times. I have several witnesses to this occasion including the woman working the cashier location!!! Also if you have a host here don’t expect much from them at all. Was told 3 different times that I would receive an email and have yet to get one. Even checked my spam acct as well. If you wish to lose more than you make in one day play in Ohio. If you wish to win more go to Nevada or Canada or another country. To update this post further seems like the only time you can actually win anything is late at night after all the events and bs are over with. Also never received an email letting me know about the tournament that took place. The marketing rep for this place is definitely not doing their job properly at all. If I was the manager I would be making sure all the players that come here are happy and winning something!!! Does common sense lack at this place??? Yes sure does!!!

Had a wonderful time after leaving Another casino 🎰 in the area! Going back again today!

Located off the road in a nice secluded bit of nature, tickets aren't too expensive for what you get. This museum is clearly meant for people who are already motorcycle & racing enthusiasts or AMA members. For them, this is a 5-star museum. For the general history goer like myself, it's less engaging. A lot of the exhibits go into the specs of the bikes & who rode them. You do get a few anecdotal stories about moments in a rider's life that are interesting to read about, but most of the exhibits are written with the expectations of the visitor already having some motorcycle knowledge. The collection of bikes they've amassed is still impressive to look at.

A great museum for motorcycle enthusiasts, especially if you have children. The staff is amazing. One of the area's best kept secrets.

We went here today for the first time an it was absolutely amazing 😁 getting to see the bikes from when they started making motorcycles to what they have evolve into what they are today.. really cool place

Awesome museum! A lot of history and a collection of antique bikes. I highly recommend taking the drive!

This was my second trip to the museum and loved it as much as i did the first time. This time i took one of my sons and my best friend. we had a blast what a cool place to visit. Got to see my mentors plaque on the wall for all he had done for the motorcycling world may he rest in piece. if you have never been you should go at least once in your life. there is a lot of information about so many bikes and riders.

Really nice museum with an eclectic mix of motorcycles

A great place for anyone to visit, even if you are not a motorcycle enthusiast. There is so much history here. My son and I spent a couple of hours and I could spend a couple more here.

I liked Schiller park a lot! There’s so much greenery and the pond with artwork installed around is so beautiful! There are so many geese near the pond. The park wasn’t very crowded when I visited. They have lots of seating area in the park. There were a few monuments in the park too. The theater in the park really stood out to me! I wish I could have seen the Shakespeare play at the theatre. In terms of artwork, the umbrella girl statue was so beautiful!

Perfect Urban Park for Daily Walking & Community Activities This park has become an essential part of our daily routine - I take Kygo here every morning for our 2+ mile walk (to the park, around, and back), and it never disappoints. What Makes Schiller Park Special: Excellent Maintenance: - Always clean and well-kept - Beautiful mature trees providing great shade and scenery - Well-maintained walking paths perfect for daily exercise Friendly Community Atmosphere: - Dog walkers, joggers, and families are consistently friendly and respectful - Great sense of community among regular park users - Safe, welcoming environment for daily activities Outstanding Recreational Facilities: - Sports courts: Pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts in good condition - Historic Recreation Center: Well maintained community facility - Beautiful landscaping: Tall, mature trees create a park-like oasis in the city Active Community Programming: - Friends of Schiller Park (nonprofit) does excellent work maintaining community engagement - Farmers markets throughout the year - Community garage sales and other seasonal events - Historic German Village Association involvement adds cultural richness Safety & Accessibility: - Generally very safe for morning walks and exercise - Occasional unhoused individuals seeking shelter, but they're respectful and typically move on during daylight hours - Well-lit and visible from surrounding streets Bottom Line: Schiller Park is exactly what an urban neighborhood park should be clean, safe, active, and community focused. The combination of excellent facilities, beautiful natural features, and strong community programming makes it a true asset to German Village. Perfect for: Daily dog walking, morning exercise, family recreation, community events, pickleball/tennis enthusiasts Would I recommend? Absolutely! This is a model for how urban parks should be maintained and programmed.

I've been coming to this park since the 80's and it's one of my all time favorite parks! Great place to take a walk or go for a run...

This is one of my favorite places to go. I almost don’t wanna tell you about it🙊 It is a peaceful place to walk think meditate Read a book. It is home to many events during the summer and spring. There is a library seemingly connected to this park It just so happens to be the library headquarters for downtown😊 Beautiful pond Love the tree sculptures

The best park i have been too basketball park is very competitive there out in the summer around 3 and 5 its where Its where i learn to play they have a inside as well. White and blacks are welcomed highly skilled. They got camps for your child to stay healthy

Not a bad lil city park. It's typically always crowded but that's expected due to It's location.

Nice park to stroll through. Well manicured lawn with beautiful flowers. Lots of people walking their dogs.

This park is absolutely beautiful! It’s a great park to explore with your family. My kids loved the playground and nature center. I enjoyed viewing the Bison at the pasture. This park is the best park to see wildlife animals. I’ll definitely have to come back to view more of this huge park.

The spring weather is worth the trip to behold the plethora of wild flowers! Spring trillium is now opening (April 23) ! I photographed at least a dozen others. Go in the first entrance to the very end. Park near the playground and start walking the trails.... slowly. A quick walk will miss the subtle shades of flowers just off the trail. Take shoes that can handle mud.

Nice place to explore. There are trails to walk to see bison. The nature center has a large dish tank, which is really neat. We went there on a homeschool field trip, and all the kids enjoyed it, ages 8-18.

I've been to this park many times here in Ohio. We've had many Church functions here and recently had a baptism! I'm thankful for this park!

I wish I had more time to explore this park, very quiet and peaceful. Saw there was trails you can see bison, will put that on my list for next time.

My absolute favorite go to park. My kids and I have been going here for years. Peaceful, clean and beautiful.

We had a blast here! The bison were so awesome to see and the nature center was one of the best I've ever visited!