There are alot of activities here, most of which we don't participate in. HOA dues are low,…read moreperhaps too low for all the things residents want done but water and garbage are included. I find money is spent wisely. I like the assortment of homes in different price ranges. You have your lakefront and plenty of off lakefront. The mobile home section has a few traditional "trailers" but also has mobile homes so nice that they look stick built.Plus there is an RV section for those who like to "camp". There are limits for the lake. If you want to use your jetski, you will have to choose Apple Valley. Lakefront homes are getting pricey which is reflected in listing prices and TAXES. Armstrong Fiber Internet is available and reliable. Consolidated Electric is pricey but natural gas is more affordable. I find shopping, especially grocery shopping, more trying. Krogers is about 10 miles away. So I tend to load up at Costco when I am near Columbus. Most importantly, people are friendly. Be prepared to wave, ALOT. I like that.

Awesome lake community just north of Columbus. We have…read morefriends with a home and it just a lovely setting. The water is calm and beautiful. The neighborhoods are great, easy to walk and enjoyable to visit. Look forward to our next visit, and who knows, maybe a purchase down the road!

Dream keeper riding stables is a very nice place. I like…read moretaking my exchange students here, it's a nice memory for a new experience. The owner is very caring. I think it's a ver nice family activity that is not too expensive and builds great memories. In October the have a haunted hayride ( family approved) also changes so you can go back and it be different. If you want to teach your teens some responsibility or they are animal lovers just ask the owner if they can volunteer there here and there.

The party room was perfect for our 40th class reunion! We had a DJ, food, and bar with plenty of…read moreseating! we had time to decorate before the event. Rodney worked with our reunion planner to ensure that everything was ideal for our group! Laura was a fabulous bar tender! Todd was the DJ. We ate, drank, and danced throughout the night! it was an amazing night for everyone who attended! thank you! I highly recommend you book your next event here!!!

Now called 3 sticks. New owner alot of improvements. Greens are in great condition. The whole…read morecourse is in great shape

This is a great golf course - the only negative is that t's so far from my home in Westerville. We…read morelove playing this course and may an effort to drive up here at least once or twice a year. The course is one of the best maintained public courses in Central Ohio. THe t-boxes, the fairways and the greens were all in great shape. It's a long course and is one of the ones we refer to as a "cart course". We've walked this course but - after walking it once - you'll probably agree that it's a cart course. Great folks in the club house and the bar/snack bar. On Saturday, at least, they also have a ranger patrolling the course and making sure that everyone is maintaining a good pace of play. This is one of my top favorite courses.

Fun farm course. Some holes are wide open and some you're better off hitting a hybrid or even a 7…read moreiron. A little pricey but worth once or twice a year. Greens were in good shape. Think the course was sloped at 116. If they added strategic greenside bunkers, it could easily go to 122.

Trap, skeet, 5-stand, sporting clay…read more This was a super fun morning! We did the 100 sporting clays targets($42). There were 16 stations, 2 had 8 shots and the rest were 6. We did the red course which was mostly in the woods and a few were out in the open. The whole course took about 2.5 hours to complete and it was so much fun. Each station can be operated solo, with a friend or in a group. There was no rush and they even allow a test run of A & B so you can see where the clays are coming from. I can't wait to come back and try the Blue course and the other options they have. The course prices are a really good deal. My only complaint was that there was not enough signage to the clubhouse or on the course itself. We spent a little more time than needed looking for the clubhouse as well as walking around some extra paths unnecessarily. Now that I have been there and done the course it will be much easier to figure it out.

We really had a great time here. They have two sporting clays tracks (an easier one and a hard…read moreone). We did the easier one and had a blast! The price wasn't bad ($42 for 100 clays) and each station you get to see how each launcher is configured. Some stations you shoot six times and, a few you do eight. On the day we went it was gale force winds and in the 40's but loved it still. The wind made some shots impossible but I would go again tomorrow it was so fun. In many ways, it was very similar to pheasant hunting where they release the birds from a center tower. Signage is lacking: finding the clubhouse to 20 minutes and on the course we got lost once. Improving signage would make this five-stars.

On our most recent visit to Blues Creek, it looks like everything has reopened for use except for…read morethe water fountains. There is a restroom facility at the main parking lot, and those have reopened. There is a small playground (a few slides, activities, and a little bit of climbing) on the other side of the lot, along with two open-air shelters with picnic tables. This side also features the pretty pond, which offers catch-and-release fishing, and access to the Shagbark Loop trail, which is a gravel path through a meadow and a wooded section that is the longest available one at 1.1 miles, and is pet-friendly. It connects to the short grassy Bluestem Trail in a meadow, or can be looped back around to stay on Shagbark the entire time. This trail also shows the park's roots as farmland, as you can see old farm equipment in the woods along the way, and there is also a wetland area. If you take the Shagbark all the way back towards the front of the park, you will also encounter Blues Creek. There is another small parking lot available here, along with another trailhead for Shagbark. If you head out past the restrooms near the main parking lot, there is a sledding hill and a trailhead for the grassy Fox Run trail. There is currently a storywalk on this side, as well. You can connect to the grassy Meadowlark Trail. Both trails are pet friendly. They are mainly meadow, but there is a short section that winds through the woods. Blues Creek also has a "Be a Star" astronomy activities available right now as you explore the park - even the story walk featured a book about space. Very pretty and relaxing park!

This is a great overlook that gives you a good view of multiple platforms that were installed in…read moreAlum Creek to provide nesting areas for ospreys. There are some pull offs available along Hogback Road that you can park on and carefully make your way towards the overlook. The closest one is across the street from the overlook and probably has enough room for two cars. We were given a heads-up by friendly cyclists at Hogback Ridge Park that they had seen an active pair of ospreys on one of the platforms, so we headed over to check it out. Not only did we see the pair, but they were also located pretty much directly across from the overlook so we got an excellent view. The platforms are still far enough that I would recommend bringing binoculars or a big zoom lens for your camera to get a better look or closer photos. Even if the birds are not in residence at the time of your visit, it is also just a lovely overlook of Alum Creek and the water and plant life. There are no particular amenities at this location - including the fact that there is a sharp drop-off that you'll want to keep an eye on with kids. It's a great view!