I'm an experienced "houser," if that is our term, and I came to Hauntville after having not gone…read moresince I was about 9. Reason being I moved out of Ohio and before that I lived about three hours away from it's old location, near (now) Great Wolf Lodge in Sandusky. That said, it impressed me even then with its combo stylishness/slyness. It's not enough to just scream and pop out. That's cheap. You have to be creative and use standard props in an interesting way. Hauntville did and does this. I visited them this Halloween season in the Elyria location and despite being woefully understaffed the creativity remained in high order. one of the most interesting psychological elements was in the Prison house. Not to spoil the surprise but the Warden character (good actor, btw) was always in an "elevated state," making the customer feel more helpless. Little atmospheric touches like this abound, especially in the succinct but suspenseful "Unknown" pitch black maze with multiple awesome "fun house" elements mixed in. Hauntville has HIDDEN RIDES within a few rooms. So fun. AND more BIG HEAD PUPPETS than any other haunt which are more customizable than animatronics, especially when the actors are strong and they are here. You can tell they care. Most of them could improv for days, especially the ticket taker at the Haunted Bayoo/Shanty house. (How many people can riff about "sister-cousins" breathlessly for ten mins straight?) Shout-out to Kristi for really making me feel welcome and appreciated.

My husband and I visited on a Friday right around 7:30pm. We didn't have to buy fast passes as the…read morelines weren't long. I don't want to give away too much...but it was a good haunted house. I'm not a fan of being scared by loud noises and there were a TON of horns and whatnot. Hauntville had a lot of unique scares and things that were different than other houses. The actors with the chainsaws touched your legs with the fake saws and there were a couple big objects that ran right into me.

The decorations get better and better each year. Our family loves to explore the trails in the…read moreweeks leading up to the fair to see the progress. I love the fun details that the crew takes the time to build into each set. Kids always love the train ride! It can be really busy and tickets need to be purchased in advance.

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the attraction here were absolutely amazing. the absolute best that i have been to in the area. the…read morescare actors really did a great job and carrying about the scare and performance!

Cause its the same shit every year , staff simply dont know how to scare properly when it comes to…read morekids being around , as I witnessed a few yelling at them , us adults fine but not kids come on , you guys been open long enough to work every kink out , also if I was able to not put a star I would

There is love in this garden and it's palpable. My elderly mom's spirits are lifted with every…read morebloom, all the small little bitty flowers as well as the large ones. You can hear her continually say "oh how beautiful". Just being a witness to how alive she becomes here makes me very happy. They work very hard weeding the grounds and it's hard work. In this trip we met one of the seasonal workers. She collected our entry fee of $5 each and asked us if we have visited in the past. Very nice young person. They are looking for volunteers and it would be s nice place for someone to de-stress and get their hands a little dirty. Also, gardening does burn calories. Every season you will see new plants and flowers coming up. It's not your perfectly polished garden, but it's your rough work in progress labor of love. You will always see the groundskeepers, seasonal workers and volunteers working hard there.

Wow. What a hidden gem. This place is gorgeous…read more I recently visited the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park and was blown away by its beauty and tranquility. The park is well-maintained and the variety of plants and flowers is truly stunning. I enjoyed walking through the different gardens, each with its own unique character and charm. They just opened on April 1st for the season so not everything was in bloom (obviously) but my minds eye could imagine if. What impressed me the most was the attention to detail and the dedication of the staff to ensure that everything was in pristine condition. I could tell that they take great pride in their work and it definitely shows. Overall, I highly recommend visiting the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park. It's a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city and a true gem for nature lovers. Five stars all around!

Charming location, beautiful views, tasty catered dinner... Transportive. My only complaint was the…read moremusic was a little loud

Was looking for a unique venue to host an event. Turkeyfoot Island Club came highly recommended by…read morea co-worker who couldn't say enough good about the facility and club manager who we found to be very helpful and pleasant. Everyone at the event had a great time and months later are still talking about it. We will certainly use this facility again.

Beautiful, classic with a modern patio with a backdrop of the breathtaking greens! I shot a wedding…read morehere and the staff and event coordinator Jen was above and beyond friendly and accommodating. The dance spotlights were place intentionally for key photos on the dance floor. I cannot wait to work with them almgain. Also, the food was incredible and many members looked happy and comfortable.

I came to Columbia Hills as a guest for a wedding. When we arrived we noticed parting for both golf…read moreand the wedding.We were able to hitch a ride with the cooks going up who insisted we get on their golf cart for a faster way to get to the wedding ceremony. The outside ceremony was stunning! I love the set up and the cocktail hour and food was top notch. I was amazed at the scenery from the patio overlooking the golf course. The catering in house was impressive with dinner served family style. Any bride looking for a beautiful venue in the fall, please consider Columbia Hills!

OMG this place is bursting with fantasy, character & cuteness! A tiny little privately owned cabin…read morethat you can't see from the road but is worth searching for- with hidden treasures and unique handmade items for all to enjoy. This cabin would make the perfect tiny house but is a cozy art gallery with lots of glass work, photography of the local parks & stunning jewelry! I bought a stained glass vase that hangs from the window...all local artists. However, it is not a place that I'd suggest bringing the little ones too. One too many breakable items & way too small for a stroller,etc. But with the tiny garden & beautiful stone walk way its hard not to be drawn into this galleries enchantment. The prices were also very fair for the majority of items.

It's a members only thing. I stopped by to catch up with a friend who is a member. What a fun…read moreplace! Cheap drinks, fun atmosphere and slot machines! I don't live in town anymore, but, if I did I would for sure be a member.

This place is really fun. You have to be a member or make friends with a member who will take you…read moreas a guest. Huge burgers and my husband says prime rib was Great. Delish fries. Cheap eats/drinks & live music most nights. It's not so loud that you can actually have a conversation. Call me old but I actually like to talk (not yell) to the people I go out with.