Still a good time considering there is a pandemic. Some rides only open for small portions of the…read moreday. Understaffed but getting by. We were happy we decided to visit regardless but we skipped the water park. Water Park looks expanded and fun - maybe next time. One surprise was the gifts shops were very affordable. Didn't eat at Park but played a couple games with kids. Certain games kids are guaranteed to win - thank goodness.

Waldameer is a great amusement park for the young and the young at heart! Admission is free to…read morewalk around, you can either buy a day pass or pay for each ride ($3-5 per ride) individually. They even let you bring in your own food, and have plenty of picnic tables and pavilions! Great place to have a birthday party!

Note: The dining hall is not open to the general public but is only for campers and staff…read more After spending a week at the number one resort in northeast Ohio I feel like I finally have a true sense of what it means to eat well. In particular, the primer rib dinner was better than I had ever remembered. The jus and horseradish were fantastic with the meat, and the entire meal was perfect from temperature to portion size. Finally, the salad toppings were endless and imaginative. It's not just the prime rib dinner that's great, though. The Friday grilled cheese: fantastic. The Sunday evening veal: tender. It's a place like the Sheldon Calvary Camp dining hall which really make one question what other restaurants are doing, and why they can't step it up. If I could give 6 stars, I would. Primer rib dinner

My daughter has gone every year for the last 9 years, and she loves it! This is the highlight to…read moreher summer. She plans to become a CIT next year.

I know this review will sound a little harsh, but…read more... I am a paying member of the YMCA. I don't get an income discount, I don't get a work discount, I just wanted a nice gym membership and so the Y was the first place I thought of. I know they are also a charitable organization and bless them for that...however at the downtown YMCA they allow people from a rehab across the street to shower and use the facilities. They do the same for several homeless shelters, etc. No one on the YMCA staff checks on these people. Once they are in the building, they're not just showering and leaving, they hanging out, sleeping in corners, and so on. I have been trying to add some weight training to my workout and a man was asleep on a free weight bench. He was not wearing workout clothes or anything you would wear to the gym to work out it. Eventually a YMCA worker came and woke him up and asked him to leave after I approached the front desk about this. I guess my problem here is that I was unaware that I was walking around in a building with drug addicts and homeless people. My daughter's hoodie was stolen off a machine. No big deal I guess. Frankly when you pay $50/month for a gym membership you just assume the people around you are all paying for the same service. That being said, I wouldn't be on guard for someone who pays for a membership to steal my daughter's sweatshirt. That's my own mistake for 'assuming', but until I asked about the man sleeping on the weight bench I had no idea that charities gave out shower passes to drug addicts and homeless people that they would be using the same locker rooms without ANY SUPERVISION or tracking from YMCA staff. Again I take no issues with their charity work and applaud them for doing it, I just think the average person who pays a fair amount of cash for a gym membership to a place with nice facilities does not automatically guard their belongings or themselves in the same manner you would as if you were walking down the street in an unsavory neighborhood. Right now it was only my daughter's sweatshirt. It could have been her phone, or her wallet. Yes they have free lock boxes at the front desk, but kids have come in with compact bolt cutters and cut her lock right off in the locker room. So even when you lock your stuff it could get stolen. The police don't care unless it's something like $50 or more. Appearances can be deceiving, and I would probably have signed up for a membership anyway, but a heads up about the company they keep would have been nice.

Nice facility located in downtown Erie,PA. The Avalon Hotel across the street offers free passes…read morefor guests. The staff was friendly and the equipment looked to be in good shape. The facility has three floors that are easily accessible by elevator or by stairs. They also offer a variety of classes from Body Pump to Zumba. I began my visit there with a private cardio session in a separate air conditioned room offered for those who may not feel comfortable exercising in an open space. I then moved the gym to do more cardio and ended my workout in the Rick Burr room where I did some ab work. I enjoyed my visit there and would recommend this facility for those visiting the downtown Erie area.

It's so beautiful and peaceful to just walk around looking at Lake Erie and the boatsread more

Liberty park is a great little park along the Bayfront Parkway. Great for short walks along the…read morewater and views of the bay. You can see Presque Isle just across the water. In summer months there are regular free concerts held at the Highmark Amphitheater. There is a nice modern playground for children. Overall it's a great place to relax and spend part of your day.

Went on an open play Sunday with my 2 boys. Was expecting to pay $25/person but we had to buy paint…read moreas well which was not clearly stated on website. It was $130 for a few hrs. of play with about 50 people who wanted to be aggressive and act like it was call of duty. They provided face masks but no body protective gear so unfortunately, we were not dressed correctly and got bruises all over. The refs did not explain the games very well and assumed everyone knew terms like "respawn" etc. I'm a mom not a gamer lol. At one point I was screaming in pain because kids were shooting at me when I stated I was "out". Very young and unprofessionally ran establishment. I will not recommend to other Erie locals.

Super friendly owner. Awesome selection. Haven't played on the fields yet but plan to very soon.read more

Very pleasant experience here…read more We called a few days in advance to rent a fishing boat for 4 hours. We thought the price was quite reasonable. When we arrived, we were shown a safety video on boating. The worker at the time then met us at our boat and gave us more tips. We had no trouble on the water, and it was a great day. The only thing I would suggest is a more streamlined payment and paperwork process. It's still a bit old school and time consuming. Great day on the water!

Do not trust this company AT ALL especially the OWNER and if you look at previous reviews, this is…read morenot the first time. Before you do ANYTHING and I mean ANYTHING AT ALL, have them show you the propeller regardless if there is a swim deck on the boat or not BEFORE you SIGN ANYTHING AT ALL OR TAKE IT OUT IN THE WATER. Trust me, it will save you in the end. DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU HAVE READ EVERYTHING ON THE PAPER AND HAVE SEEN EVERYTHING! We ended up paying for a new propeller that "was broken" and which ended up not being the cause of us stranded in the water. According to one of the employees who opened up the motor and I quote "You are fine, it's nothing. It's just the pin." He then yelled across the parking lot to the owner "it's not the drive, it's the pin in the transmission. We just need a new pin." The owner's response "I still need to put a new prop on it." Again, we were told by the employee we were not at fault. The owner then removed the 3 blade prop, removed the plastic sheath, said that part was fine. He did not charge us for a new plastic sheath and then put a 4 blade prop on the motor, which we were charged for. Apparently after we left, they replaced the pin as we saw the same boat in the water a few hours later. So for the frustration and dishonesty from the owner, if you still rent from them, DO NOT SIGN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU QUESTION EVERYTHING AND TAKE A PICTURE TO COVER YOUR BUTT. Do not trust and take your business else where.

Nice place to be. My friends play basketball here, and I sometimes swim. No roaches but toilets…read morealways blown up.

An absolutely amazing facility! By far the best daycare in the county! My 7 year old has flourished…read morethere. He stays busy with activities, while learning social skills, sportsmanship and positivity. They were there through the pandemic while others closed their doors. Truly, community is important to them and I respect that.

We were on our way North, was going to stay at a park that charged 70 a night, but they were full…read morewhen we got there. Drove up the highway and found Evergreen Lake Park. Did we score! 28 a night with our Good Sams and what a park! Clean, friendly and lot to do and see around the large park! Now there is a lot of residents here, but unlike most parks, they are extremely well kept and beautiful, even the older ones. They landscape them and if you come, take a walk at night. Fireflies and the lights on some sites are nice! We stayed in a back in site because it was full, not bad at all. Even some came out to help me due to a corner. Can't believe how accepting they are and friendly. Real America! Short drive to Lake Erie and some other sites. So why only 4 stars, no Spector hook ups. We liked it so much, stayed another day so have to watch our grey take. Now I did see a guy pump out one, so I guess if need to, you can get it done. Also, go get some ice cream while here at their store, generous scoops and tasty! This for sure will go in our "great places to stay" book!!!

07/03/2023 Where do I start without sounding like a…read moredisgruntled old man. An old friend was camping there with his motor home, I rented a cabin at the same campground. I met his wife at the general store and she after hugging and other pleasantries got in my car and we proceeded to her RV. Just got there and David raced up in his golf cart and proceeded to tell me he could have the police arrest me and her for giving the "secret" code to get in. Just the day before she was told she was going the wrong way on a street with no signs. I was told on the phone when my CC was billed I would receive an email with a map and what cabin I was in. Never happened! Finally at 5:00 at night I was allowed back in. 5 MPH is posted all over. My car in 1st gear idling is faster than that. Had foot on brake for all movement in camp. Many others go the opposite way on the roads in the campgrounds, particularly the golf carts and boy, never knew a golf cart could go so fast. Big sign no driving on grass, was told not for you. Sign in cabin says no parking on grass by cabins. They either do not want disabled vets there or they cater to people that pay by the year. Oh yes, pets are welcome, sign says you must take your dog so it doesn't bark. There was a barking dog that could be heard in the cabin, the trailer it came from said Mayor of the Lake. Once again if you aren't one of the good ole boys, watch your step.