It's a big old lake with a nice beach and lots of water. Right next to it they've got tons of…read morecamping either tent or camper. They've got hook ups. They've got rentals. They got a quaint little shop to buy stuff. They got a big playground right next to some restrooms, which is good if you have little kids. Across from the main campground, there's some big trees that have an eagle nest in it. It's pretty cool to see them.

We stayed here while in town for the Country Concert and we're lucky enough to book the very last…read moreeclectic site we saw available for the weekend. So glad we did!!! That party scene just wasn't for us. The site we got was 46 literally next to the dump station, like 15 feet. I don't think many people left while we were there so it didn't have a big impact. That's also where the water is located so if we needed to fill that would have been easy to do without moving. The park is much bigger than expected with playground, game areas, mini golf, kayak rentals available, beach, etc. There wasn't much info provided during check in on these so we didn't know they were available until it was too late to use. Would have been nice to know so we could plan our days a bit better. Overall it was a great decision for us but if we weren't occupied by the concerts all weekend there wouldn't have been much in the area to do.

A great room, a great view and a quiet locale…read more We stayed here one night while up from Atlanta for a funeral in nearby St. Mary's. This stay added 20 minutes to our return trip, but was worth every second of extra driving. Room 201 was spacious, well-laid out, with a walk-in shower (no tub). Sink outside of bathroom so one could use toilet/shower while another used sink. Easily navigable. Clean and comfy. The balcony was perfect. Two chairs and nothing but a quiet street and a sidewalk between you and the lake. Also, a cool little jetty you can walk on just down the street a bit. Close to downtown Celina, close enough to hear live music coming across the water and just a couple minutes to some good food and drink options. Pricier than other hotels, and no continental breakfast, but a great place to stay and some nice breakfast places close by. Worth a return visit.

This is a lovely little independent hotel. I've never stayed in an independent hotel before and…read morethis made for a great experience. Coworker and I were coming to the hotel a bit late from field work, and Myles at the front desk actually called me to make sure we could check in if we arrived after the office closed. We were only a few minutes away when he called but that was so thoughtful and considerate I really appreciated that. Myles also gave some great recommendations for site seeing around GLSM.

Such an awesome museum! The staff here are incredibly kind and welcoming. They're willing to give…read moreyou a tour throughout or you can go at your own pace. So much to see from science experience te to actual space artifacts to astronaut regalia and awards from around the world. The museum is very clean and kept nice for visitors and there is a really neat video to watch that shows every hour which I would highly encourage everyone to sit in for.

We enjoyed our visit to a museum celebrating the life and achievements of astronaut Neil Armstrong…read moreand the times of the "space race" culminating in the Apollo moon missions. This is a very Ohio-centric experience with mentions of the many other Ohioans who have also been in outer space. The museum is thoughtfully laid out, includes a few interactive exhibits, has a big parking lot including a covered picnic area, and is fully handicap accessible. Many fascinating artifacts such as the spacecraft tool kit, space foodstuffs, and even, uh, an article used by the astronauts to go to the bathroom. Also a lovely collection of artwork. And of course, the moon rock. The 30-minute documentary is a must. It plays continuously in a little theatre, so if you come in half way through just stay put and wait for the replay. It is very moving in that it captures the unity of the country in following the amazing mission to the moon as President Kennedy had determined it would happen before the decade was out. If you have any memory of the moon landings you will get a little teary-eyed. The walkway to enter the little theatre gives you the impression you're floating in space surrounded by millions of stars! They also have recordings of the crew of Apollo 8 (commanded by Jim Lovell of Ohio) broadcasting the Bible reading "in the beginning God created the Heavens and the earth..." They were the first human beings to see the earth from that vantage point. This was also thrilling to hear. We took our time to read the various information cards by each exhibit so out visit took about 90 minutes. I wish there was a bit more to see and/or that the film was longer. I feel the admission is a bit on the high side. But nonetheless I'm glad we went. Within a mile of the museum are some local photo ops: a statue of a friendly waving Neil Armstrong, and a giant space helmet reproduction with imprint of the moon footprint and other things. Space-related stuff all over this town. Fun!

My husband and I stayed here recently for a local family event. We had such a great experience-the…read morerooms are spacious and comfortable. There is thought put into every detail. The staff is so friendly and accessible! We truly felt cared for and highly recommend staying here for your next accommodations!

Great place to stay. Very clean, comfortable, with all the needed amenities. Loved staying here and…read morewill certainly return.

When my fiance and I decided to visit his grandparents in Berne, we figured we'd stay in the guest…read moreroom of their retirement community. However, it was booked, so we had two options of where to stay: Schug House or a hotel. The hotel is newer and was $70+ and Schug House was historic and cost around $45. We thought it would be charming and a great value, and that's what we got! When I made the reservation, the owner was really friendly and helpful. She even gave us permission to invite the grandparents to breakfast! Without charging us! We didn't know what time of night we'd get in, so she said she'd leave directions on the door. We didn't have to worry about being locked out. We found our room, which was full of antiques. The bed was very comfortable and everything was very clean. Most B&Bs don't have spacious rooms because they are in old homes, and this was no exception. But it was just fine for the two of us. We loved the room. The only thing that we didn't like was the window air conditioning, again a throwback to the historic building. It was a little noisy. But the inn was pretty quiet overall. We didn't hear the neighbors. The breakfast was really good! I wasn't expecting that much because we were told that it was fruit, cheese and 3 types of baked goods. It was very filling though. We started with a fruit cup. The baked goods were croissants, a breakfast bread (not sure of the kind), and coffee cake. Fresh and delicious. There was OJ, juice and tea. Also, cereal. The cheese was also yummy. I had a lot of it! Ha! They eat family style here, so be ready to mingle with other guests. Breakfast is served until 10, which is nice if you want to sleep in. Did I mention the great price of this place? I'm still surprised for what we got!! If you're looking for a charming place with friendly owners & workers and a yummy breakfast, make a reservation! My fiance's family said they are going to stay here now whenever they visit because it's not much more than the guest room at the retirement community and has much more charm plus breakfast. We definitely will stay there next year on our annual visit as well!

The house is beautiful, the rooms are comfortable, and the breakfast is delicious. Mrs. Minch is…read morevery friendly and welcoming. All this for less than the cost of a chain hotel - what's not to love? Very highly recommended.

Wow never use painters tape on laminate on an airstream it will peel off the paint of your…read morelaminate. Just shows you how cheap Air Stream is.

If you own an Airstream and you need service this is where you come. While you are getting the work…read moredone you can take a tour of the factory. It's a walking tour and you'll get to see all the stages that a trailer goes through as it is hand made on the assembly line. There is also a comfortable waiting area with fresh coffee and drinks available. They also have a parts store where you can pick up those hard to find gadgets that you need as well as some Airstream stuff, shirts, mugs, etc. The staff is very friendly

FarmGrounds is relatively new coffee trailer in the area…read more Most times I've found it set up near the hospitals or walk-in clinics. That kind of makes sense and jokes about clinic or hospital coffee aside, FarmGrounds does appear to do a good business in the early morning. While they do have traditional coffee drinks, they also have non-coffee drinks and surprisingly keeps up with the trends in flavors no matter how unusual. This is a cute trailer that doesn't look ordinary. There are windows on both sides, and a bay window in the front. Seriously, a bay window that perfectly displays the bottles of flavors with all their colors. FG has specials, that change from month to month, and it will take a long time to read the menu on their window if you don't already know what you want. The coffee? Excellent. The service? Spotty. While they've always been quick, the "friendly" isn't always there. I get it, though. Early morning after a late night. Who needs work?

Cute coffee shop, coffee tasted wonderful, my son enjoyed a yummy chocolate chip cookie.read more

This is a family ran and operated family friendly small yet cozy kind of staff if you're looking…read morefor a good food and a large menu and or delivery in a very large surrounding area they will deliver breakfast lunch and dinner. Or stop in at the restaurant and visit haven't brought you table..with being from Hilton Head island South Carolina I compliment them on their hospitality and catering to the customers needs. Highly recommend them for both take out delivery or dining. Family-friendly again kids menu. Small town mom and pop home cook meal family operated