Wonderful kayaking and birding here at the park. If you want to see Osprey, this is the place to…read morego. This park is most lake, but Lake Wilhelm is quite extraordinary. The facilities are well maintained, but the stars here are the wildlife. There is a 12 mile paved bike trail that circumnavigates the lake. The trail has nice views of the lake, depending on the season.

A very nice park and lake area. I was in the area for a high school crew meet (octuple scull…read morerowing). Ran into a very polite ranger, the area we were at was very clean and well kept, and the boat launches were in great shape (Launch area 2).

One of the prettiest bike rides I've ever taken! This amazing rails to trail fully paved bike path…read moreis 24 miles round trip through some truly spectacular scenery and woodlands. The largest of 7 wooden bridges along the path spans the Allegheny River and the smaller ones cross several creeks. What you don't see are any roads along this gorgeous wilderness path. There is a slight upward grade during much of the 12 miles from Fishermans Cove to the end of the line - the good news is it's nearly imperceptible until you turn around and head back. You feel like you're flying on your return trip which is really fun! This area is the definition of remote so go prepared with food, water & flat tire supplies. There's decent cell service, so bring your phone. There is also a fairly long tunnel mid-trail with reflectors down the center. A light would likely make you feel a tad more comfortable on a cloudy day. The reflectors work decently to direct you on a sunny day. This bike trail is located slightly over an hour north of Cranberry Township. Google map Seneca Hills Bible Camp which is where you turn off Old Route 8 off I-80. At the T heading to the Bible Camp you head right to Fisherman's Cove to the trailhead. If you're interested in more information and specific directions, here is a link: www.avta-trails.org ' sandy-creek-trail

Wow. This is a spectacular trail!! Such a pleasant ride through the woods crossing the river and…read morecreek multiple times on a paved surface. I don't even know how they managed to get blacktop back into some of these remote areas but they did!! It's mostly shaded as well so even on hot days this would be a great choice when you just want to ride! We started at the western end of the trail called Fisherman's cove. A little tricky to find and accessible by a gravel road about 3 miles off old route 8. Parking here is limited and is roadside so I can imagine it getting pretty crowded on weekends. But it is so worth it. The eastern end is 12 miles out at Van. The ride back seemed a lot quicker since there appears to be a minor downhill heading back although it is an easy ride in both directions. The fact that it's quite remote means there are no road crossings so you can just ride completely carefree!! If you feel up to it you can extend the ride by joining up with other rails to trails and make a long day out of it!! We absolutely loved it and will no doubt be heading back there this fall to enjoy the ride and the scenery! Highly recommended!!

We love stopping and feeding the fish. It's a family tradition. They have a snack stand where you…read morecan buy old bread to feed the carp. Everything is reasonably priced and cleaned. And it's free.

We stopped by the fish spillway, and it was such a fun experience for the whole family! The kids…read moreloved watching the fish and feeding them. Bread is available for purchase on-site, making it easy to join in the fun. The walking path has plenty of benches along the way, so you can sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery while watching the fish. It's a simple, affordable outing that's perfect for families with young children.

This beach is located next to Ice House Park along Conneaut Lake. You can walk back and forth…read morebetween the beach and the park in a few minutes. There are bathroom facilities here, along with playground equipment. I would have liked it if the port-a-johns located here had some kind of hand sanitizer available in this time of Corona19, but there was none. This beach has a parking lot, and a boat launch also. My favorite thing about this beach is it also has picnic tables so you can sit down and watch the boats coming and going while you eat your lunch from a local eatery (within walking distance), such as Kettle Lake Kitchen . . . (see additional review for their excellent food). Another really cool thing here, is the Purple Martin birdhouses, which are located high above the beach, but not so high that you cannot see (and hear) the birds. There is informational signage also, which is very educational and teaches about the life cycle of the Purple Martins. I also just like seeing the flagpole here, with the flags flapping in the wind, and the metal clasps lightly clinking as the flags flap and blow. This beach is very nautical, and cool . . . CHEERS! P.S. I believe you have to pay to use the parking / facilities here on weekends, but it is free on weekdays. I have only been here during the week, and I have never seen anyone in the booth collecting an admission fee, but there are prices listed on the booth.

The beach is extremely tiny, lots of vegetation growing in the water, water slide was fun but…read morerather expensive..

This area is undergoing revitalization including the Frog Pond mentioned in Tonya's opinion. New…read moreowners have taken over in 2024 - too many upgrades to note- Great food, drink & entertainment. Also beach area & water slide. 2 other great restaurants& bar. The Anchor & Bear Inn also very good & entertainment. Something for everyone at the lake. Boat rentals, ice cream, 2 mini golf course & roller skating rink. This is well worth a visit!! Cottage rentals available too 814-392-2614 for those out of towners!

It's nice to swim and play much seagull poop and I lost my frisbee in the water but it's still fun…read morebut either way I'd rather sit home all day during an 80° day watching TV

Nice little beach but seagull poop all along the sand. Needs raked.read more

A nice green space in good proximity to a number of shops, restaurants, and other businesses. There…read moreare several paved walking paths around the park, plus some nice amenities like benches, picnic tables, a gazebo, and trash cans. It makes it a nice place for a picnic meal. The centerpiece, as suggested by its name, is a large fountain, which is eye catching and nice to check out. Street parking is available around the park.