We take our dogs there for walks along the paths and enjoy the water fall pavillion and pool. Very…read morebeautiful park. However they need to update security so there aren't any vandalism after dark

this is a cute little state park beside our campgrounds. They've got some decent trails, all the…read moreusual park stuff, I wish the bathrooms were a little bit more updated. But it's actually a beautiful setting. I like to come here and practice archery if they had better bathrooms, I would give it a full five stars. But the bathrooms with a hole in the ground that haven't been remodeled since the regular administration are gross.p

This is a nice small campground in the middle of nowhere in Ohio. There aren't very many amenities…read morein the campground except for electricity. There is a adjacent horse camp which provides a very aromatic environment if the wind is wrong. The horses actually do not come in the family campground they have their own area, but the trails are all around the outside of the campground. I would recommend this campground to any one who wanted to just relax and not join in the hustle and bustle of touring.

I have driven by this place about a thousand times in the past ten years but never had a chance to…read morestop. Finally, over a holiday weekend, I took my mom to check it out. We walked the trails on the south side of 224 (around the house and barn). They're decently marked, wooded, and peaceful. (I was a bit confused by the orange blazes, since that wasn't on my map, but overall, you can't really get lost.) We also checked out the routes on the north side of 224-where there's a horse trail. We were hoping for a river walk and a bit disappointed to find the trail in the blazing sun and not close enough to the river. But, all in all, there aren't many trail options in the Putnam/Hancock area, so this is a pretty solid destination. The grounds also have a substantial play ground for kids, shelter houses, and picnic areas. There are restrooms and water and also the barn seems to always be booked with a party/reception.

Nice park with lots of activites, shelters, bathrooms, and other activity options…read more I went there for Disc Golf. The disc golf course is 18 holes that play close to each other. This is a wonderful Par 3 course. I shot right around par for the course. They say that some of the holes are Par 4 and one Par 5 but I would play them as Par 3s and maybe the 18th as a Par 4. I am just recreational player and if I can Birdie a few holes and par most of the others then you know it isn't too difficult. Most of the holes range from 250-350ft. There is minimal trees in the fairway and I didn't have any issues with trying to find discs. No dense woods or brush. Only one hole comes near to water which still is no issue unless you have a mean slice to the left. There is also a nice bike/horse/walking path around the park. I believe this covers most of my wants and needs for a park. The disc gold course could be advanced a little with a few more pro tees that are not within 20 ft of the normal tee.

Nice little neighborhood park with a ball field and some tennis courts nearby, and some shade, and…read morepicnic tables and a grill. Several smallish playground playsets.

Took lovely donation book box during hours posted on website. Heavy box on a 85 degree day. Door…read moreclosed, oh no! But guy inside opened door, yay! But NO. He would not allow the books inside. Huh??? There was a metal box in a breezeway that said donations. Ok so I placed books underneath so someone with some ambition could sort in the morning. Nope, guy comes out and says I am littering. Took books to Goodwill. Don't know what was up with this apparently lazy man. Won't donate again despite being a generous patron over the years.

My son loves coming here. He like the natural playground, honey bees and feeding the fish in the…read moregeodome. We always bring a dollar so he can pick out a few books too.