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This place was amazing!!! My husband and son went fishing first while we fed the animals in the…read moreback. My son has been fishing for a while and hadn't caught anything yet but I am happy to say that is history now! As soon as he casted he would get a bite; yes, the fish we got were small, but it was all his little heart needed. A gentleman next to us caught a bass!! The animals in the back are so cute, they are mostly gentle but will absolutely go after the feeding there is a review below with tons of information on the do's and don'ts of feeding the animals; I recommend you read it, it was so worth while. It was really hot when we went so we didn't stay long but we hope to come back one day. Thank you Lagoon Deer Park for a magical morning.

This is one of the nicest parks in sandusky for fishing, walking, biking and having a picnic…read more Besides the Canadian geese, It's clean, quiet, and just a nice place to even just sit and watch boats and listen to the crashing waves.

I give anything green 5 stars...This park sits on Lake Erie and has decent traffic in the summer…read moreand is a good place to fish or just sit by the lake.The New Sandusky Fish Company is close with the best Lake Erie Yellow Perch in the area.I come here on my bike and just sit and watch the boaters and people Jet Ski and to look at Cedar Point.The only problem is the Geese sh#t so stay off the grass

Calhoun loop This…read moretrail is accessed at the very end of the parking lot. You will see a gate with a path. Follow the path and then you will see a sign when the trail turns. It loops around and ends back at the parking lot. This is a natural trail so parts were very muddy. It winds through the woods and along a creek.

Another nice Metropark! We are always pleased with the parks we find. This one is fairly small,…read morebut there is a nice paved path around a lake. We saw lots of wildlife and listening to the frogs was awesome. We also tried to take a loop path through the woods, but it was extremely muddy and at one point we couldn't figure out where the path went and had to turn around. There is a nice pavilion and there are restrooms.

The Farrell House B&B on this property is a world apart. The gracious setting on serene acreage…read morewith trout stocked babbling streams meandering through is a joy. Our host Jewel's attention to us provided our little family of 6 a welcoming and memorable experience. Scrumptious breakfasts too. What a find!

When I was planning a weekend getaway to Cedar Point for the BF's birthday, I knew we would want to…read morefind somewhere to stay for the night since we'll be staying at the park late. A quick search on TripAdvisor gave me a handful of options in my price range. Of course, you could always stay in the Cedar Point hotels, but they were way too expensive. I stumbled onto the Farrell House Lodge by accident, after trying to find something cheaper than the $190 that the Best Western Sandusky was offering me. I managed to get a room at Farrell House for a little over $150 for the night, which I thought was a steal. They had great reviews and I had never been to a B&B before, so I was sold. They offer daily check in between 3pm - 6pm, which we wouldn't be able to make due to being at the park. I called Doug at FHL the day before and he was able to work it out for me. He would pre-register me and leave me a key to the room, which was right where he said it would be when we arrived. The room was a little on the small side, but more than enough for the two of us. The bathroom was really nice and the entire property felt very homey. The next morning, we were able to get a hot breakfast before we started our drive back to Michigan, which was really appreciated. It's basically made to order, so it's not some continental breakfast that most chain hotels offer. Thanks so much to Doug and Heidi who made us feel so much at home! My only gripe would be how hard it is to find in the dark! We drove by their driveway at least twice before I spotted the "shady little road that goes into the trees". Low and behold, there it was! If you're coming from Cedar Point, just turn left - opposite to what Google Maps tells you to go!

Pros: -------- Free…read more Good For Photos Six miles of trail for hiking, including A 1,300-foot--about a quarter mile--boardwalk. (Bicycles are not permitted) More than six miles of permanent, deep-water channel for kayaking on the three marsh units. Restrooms Available. Fishing permitted. State licensing requirements apply.

Maumee Bay Kayak is a small business that will bring kayaks to you (look them up!). There's also a…read morelocker where you can download an app to rent a kayak from Toledo Metro Parks. We saw a few folks walking dogs, on their own, and birding. One boat out for fishing. Metro Parks vehicle drove by, too. Really pleasant June morning. Recommended if you are in the area and need a dose of nature.

Nice quiet place. Plenty of fishing spots. Haven't ever caught anything though. Been there few…read moredozen times since it's the closest to us.

It was a great place to watch the eclipse! Hardly anyone was there and it is right on the water.read more

Public but very private. This hidden marina on the beautiful Maumee River is a great place to…read morelaunch your boat or even kayak. Fishing is permitted on the edges and it's attached to a beautiful park full of wildlife. So lucky to be close to this gem.

Just got off of the Maumee River with Hunter, great experience! I opted for a shorter 2 hour trip…read morefor something of a refresher course. Hunter contacted me within a few days of making a deposit and kept in constant contact while waiting out the weather and my work schedule. We met at the selected time and place and after some brief conversation we headed to the river. River fishing is very new to me. We talked how how to wade safely especially on the slippery and muddy conditions and how to safely wade unfamiliar water. We got started by Hunter evaluating my rig then watched my casting offering tips and suggestions throughout. We discussed different methods from streamers to nymphing as well as how to fish riffles or not. All in all I feel I got a tremendous amount of info from an experienced angler that I could ask questions as they came up and not just a YouTube video. The best advice though was to get out and do it! I felt as if I was fishing with my brother! Thanks Hunter!

Much needed fly shop for the local area. Flies flies flies!!! Finally a place to talk Zonkers,…read moreNymphs, Buggers and Muddlers with guys who live the business.

Point Pelee is an amazing place to spend the day, whether you are young or old there is something…read morefor everyone. The visitors center, boardwalk, bike paths and clean beaches are perfect for the family outing or a date. I love photography and can't say enough about the bird and butterfly migration and places to shoot photos. Be careful swimming, there is a dangerous rip tide at some places (they are marked). There are plenty of places to change clothes or use the flush toilette, but the food options are limited so bring your own picnic. The park is amazing, espeically in the summer and fall.

A beautiful park with tons of accessible trails and amazing sights. Knowledgeable and friendly…read morestaff as well!