Needed to kill some time after lunch and a museum visit the other day, and searched for museums…read morenearby. This came up (there is a Native American museum here too,) so I swung by. Glad I did. I wasn't sure what to expect- a museum out here? And a park? Turns out to be a sort of campground/family gathering place, with Native and pioneer villages, fishing, hiking, cabins, etc. It is owned by the Shawnee, who have bought back ancestral land. The museum is very cool- I only had time for a quick tour, but it covered tribes across the country, and has many tools, points, etc., which history buffs and kids will love. Sounds like they do school tours, Boy Scout visits, etc. The tours seem a bit expensive ($11 for the cavern, $9 for the museum) but are worth it. The cavern is big, and deep (130 feet down, I think.) Not for the faint of heart or claustrophobic. There are steep steps, slippery spots, and places you would not want to fall down. The guide was great, pointing out interesting features and telling relevant stories. She knows her stuff. It is cool, but I was in jeans and a short sleeve shirt and did fine. You might want a jacket. There is a little gift shop. Plan on spending an hour or two. I hope to get back. Right now they have discounted tours for the slow season (I think October to March.) In the summer it would be great for a family reunion, etc., with plenty of activities outside and the tour if you want some history (or want to cool off.)

It's affordable and easily accessible with great hours. The tour guides really know their stuff and…read morekeep things interesting.

Good experience but bring a coat. We almost froze memorial day weekend! Great snacks though and…read morenot busy.

Terrible experience, which I was warned about from a friend who went not too long ago to see Toy…read moreStory 5. I should have listened to her when she told me they 'forgot' to start the movie/previews until 20 minutes after it was supposed to start and the screen developed a dark frame and glitches before completely going black on them, forcing them to leave without finishing their movie. We went to see Moana and left 30 minutes in. Once the movie actually started, another lady sitting in the audience had to go tell them to turn the room lights off. I was really hoping that was the problem but it wasn't. The lighting of the movie was horrible, dark and unable to see detail in the movie, let alone tell people apart. I went to the front and asked them to look at and try to fix the lighting and definition but after another 10 minutes, nothing changed. that's when we decided to leave. We still want to watch the movie but not wasting the excitement of a new movie in dull color. I asked to talk to the manager and made sure I stood off to the side, not to involve the line of people waiting to buy tickets. The manager would not refund my money. He told me that the movie was fine and the same quality/color we'll see at another theater or on DVD. Moana is on an island, lots of water, lots of color...not at Republic Theater in Bellefontaine. I'm not one to write complaints but I want people to know what they are getting into when going to this location.

I came here interested to see what the castle was like. I was saddened to find it in very poor…read morerepair. Rooms were closed off due to floors being unstable or water damage. Beautifully painted ceilings were chipping away. Really the entire place is in such a state of disrepair seeing it only makes you a bit sad that they have let it go this far.

A beautiful place that is visually as old as it is. The tour guides are friendly and knowledgeable,…read moreand the grounds are pretty. If you're a history buff, there's a lot of interesting info about Donn and Lincoln. There's a kids room to entertain the little ones with puzzles and things. It's more like a living museum with the rooms set up the way the original owners used them than a modern , everything is new museum.

We just had a Scouts BSA adventure there. It was a nice area. The folks really helped my kiddos…read moreout. I'm gonna check them out for membership. I like that it's local. I like that it's outdoors.

A great little hidden gem in Troy. My father in-law is a member and so we have access to the…read moreoutdoor gun range, the small lake to fish in, and camping. They also have wild animals that have been rehabilitated and are there to view. It's a pretty neat place!

This place is so great. Bison steak, and ground products are reasonably priced. And what a terrific…read moreranch to visit. Jeb and Megan are very knowledgeable and friendly. We love it so much that we have gone there,even if we don't buy meat. (But,we almost always buy meat) The quality is always fantastic, and with the high prices of beef in the stores recently, the bison prices are pretty competitive. So, why not eat healthy? I know that I want to feed my family with food that is as healthy as I can. Anyway, great place, great prices, and great people. If you go, prepare to go again, and again, and again. Thank you Jeb and Megan Pencil, Mike Woyat

Growing up in Wyoming, Bison meat was a staple. Pencil Bison is the best I've ever had, hands down…read more Tender, flavorful, and fresh! Great people to do business with.

Since I was a child I have admired the Tonquas neon sign. I never thought it belonged to anything…read morethough...I was wrong. At the back of the building, there is a staircase. Follow it upwards and on the second floor you will find a large bar shaped like a loopy M. On the third floor is another bar, 2 large ballroom type spaces, and stages. I got to see Upright Citizens Brigade (including the actor who was Gabe from the Office) and marvel at the bizarre-ness of this club. Woodbridge wine is $5 a glass. The paneling is plentiful. Our bourbon drinks were stiff. Thank you for indulging my curiosity, Tonquas Tribe Redmens Lodge #222.

I just moved to the area and I wanted a place to go to relax / have a beer but I wasn't welcome.. I…read morehad a guy willing to sponsor me but I didn't have a female willing to sponsor me so I had to leave. I don't know anyone in the area and considering there was someone willing to sponsor me that was was a member that should have been enough. why does it have to be a female? i feel discriminated against.

Great one to take the family to they put alot of work in to this me and my girlfriend had lots of…read morefun tonight best part was Bubbles......

I took my girls here some time back, and they really enjoyed the instructor. She offers tap, jazz,…read morehula, modern and more. Every year they have a recital which although rather nice, after 6+ years of going there, it losses it 'freshness'. It is a good place to start you little ones at.