I grew up there. Cotton candy. Live rock music. Beautiful women. Hot cars. Fun rides,other than…read moremaking me throw up lol. Harry was a showman. His wife was a character. Started my desire to collect guns. The water was COLD. But everything was perfect. I cried when I saw what it became.

Nice little lakeside park. People were friendly, and welcoming. One time I was given free ice…read morecream by someone that had a partial box of individually wrapped Nutty Buddy ice cream cones, and she wanted to give them away before they melted, as her kids didn't want anymore. We ended up with four cones, one for each member of our group. Nice benches to sit and watch the sunset ... Cheers!

Great campground with lots of nice people. Canadohta Lake is a beautiful place to spend with…read morefamily.....

If you make a reservation on the phone with a credit card and you cancel you will not get that…read moremoney back I have been in one of there place it was so hot me and my wife had to stay in the living room on the floor were the air condition was. I will never go there again move on to Lloyd's better buisness.

This is a truly special place with so much to offer! Do you love visiting the beach and getting…read morewaves and sand without having to travel to the ocean? You can get that at Presque Isle. Do you love hiking and bird watching? That is there too. Historic lighthouses? Historic markers? Great lookout points? Those are all there too. They even have boat rides. This is a great place to spend time as a family, have a romantic date, hang out or get some exercise. The beaches have a variety of facilities and have different types of beach experiences depending on where you are. It is worth a drive to feel like you are getting a beach getaway closer to home. I highly recommend a visit here.

We have come dozens of times from out of state and really enjoy our visits every time…read more We enjoyed this years Discover Presque Isle event. Lots of activities to keep people engaged and show off the great asset that PI is to Erie. One thing they could do a bit better with this festival is communicating when events are changed/postponed/cancelled. The park itself is amazing and looks like the visitors and the staff take every good care of it.

My parents own a house on lake Chautauqua in New York. It was my Mommaship's dream to own a house…read moreup here where our entire family could congregate for vacations and holidays. Three years ago, they finally found the perfect property - located in the cute little community of Lakewood - and, officially became the owners of multiple homes. Lake Chautauqua is surprisingly idyllic - set in the finger lakes of southwestern New York - it is surrounded by wineries and cute little communities like Bemis Point and Jamestown (which was the birthplace of Lucille Ball.) It's about 40 miles east of Erie, PA and 80 miles south of Buffalo; it is also easy to get to from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York City. The lake it's self is about ten miles long and is great for fishing, boating, tubing and other variety of water sports. The Chautauqua Institute is nearby - hosting concerts and a series of high profile speakers (Al Gore, Jane Goodall most recently) throughout the year. The community of Lilydale is host to a psychic community (and, fairy houses) which is renowned throughout the country - a little wacky, if you ask me, but very interesting to visit. Year round it is a beautiful place to live: the colors in the fall are amazing, winter brings lots of ice fishing, skiing and such, spring and summer are big tourist times here. Frankly, the only time I am truly relaxed is for the two weeks of vacation I get to take with my family (yes, I know I am a dork for liking to hang out with my family on vacation.) We sleep late, eat well, sit around on the boat or deck reading/playing cards/staring at the mote in the middle distance, drink wine and just chillax. It's wonderful.

Conneaut Lake, located in NW PA, is the largest natural lake in the state. The water is at best…read morelukewarm in the height of the summer. On Labor Day weekend, it was cold if you spent any length of time on it. Great temp for tubing or boating. There are many coves or sandbars you can stop on if desired. Our hosts had a private dock so we did some swimming there. This is truly a town where families gather over generations sharing traditions. The weekend after Labor Day is typically the wrap up of the Summer season. This area gets lake effect snow and in the winter is pretty sparsely populated. Lovely laid back place in the summer-will definitely return!

This is a beautiful lake. Some people call it a "Kettle Lake," which is a scientific term, but…read moreI've forgotten the definition of, but it has something to do with the melting of glaciers. It is also the largest natural lake in Pennsylvania by surface area (925 Acres). All I know, it's a great place to visit. You can go swimming, boating, fishing, and more. There is a public beach, and some private ones. There is a nice park (Ice House Park (also on Yelp), and even an Amusement Park (Conneaut Lake Park) here. Lots of amenities nearby also ... Big Cheers!

We were in a last minute mix up and needed a last minute quiet place to relax and celebrate our…read moreanniversary. John and his wife were superb and even waited for us to arrive after hours. Beautiful place with kind people all around us. Thank you so much for helping us celebrate. C. Magelssen

What a beautiful camping area. Came here 7 years ago with my now wife and dog and stayed here for…read moretwo nights with my wife, 3 year old, 3 month old and two dogs in a pop up. What an awesome host that runs this place.

Staff friendly. Campground is beautiful. The other people were very nice! Closet to town!read more

First I'd get rid of the crazy lady on the golf cart! She makes rules as they go and they don't…read moreapply to her or her family! Absolutely the worst camping we have ever done, she refused to let kids ride bikes after 8pm even though it was light out! Said kids couldn't be at the playground without adult supervision even though they were ages 7 to 16. On July 4th weekend we lost electricity the owner plugged our camper which is a 30amp to a 50amp and melted our cord! Absolutely worse camping ground around highly suggest looking into Lesiure lake or hemlock lakes. We were paid through end of the season and went to pick up the rest of our items and they were removed from a site we had paid for!

Great customer service and professional help. The price per hour is reasonable and we had a…read morefantastic time out crusing the lake and spillway.

We traveled to Pymatuning Boat Rentals in Ohio because their website said that there was a boat…read moreavailable. The lady told us that they do not rent after 5:00PM. We just wanted a two person kayak. We came pretty far to rent. Here is a picture of their website's availability. It was disappointing

One of my all time favorite places to camp! A bit pricey due to full hookups but I'm going back…read moretwice this summer as I always do. Love to float down the river here.