Great park! They…read morehave lots of areas to check out: Campground Nature center Kayaks to rent Boat launch Hiking trails Beach area Playgrounds Manor Restaurant We stayed in the campground and were able to bike ride most of the park. There is a cool boardwalk trail that starts by the hotel area and walks along the lake.

Haven't caught a fish at Punderson lake ever and I've been trying occasionally for the last 4 years…read moreat least. I don't think the lake is being stocked like it should and their records verify this. I've had much better results at pine lake in the recent past but even that is now being fished out to the point of being skunked at most attempts. Forget stump lake too.

Finally a nice day and a day off so we packed up a cooler and the boat and headed to Lake Hodgson!!…read moreIt's close to our home so it is very convenient. We are very fortunate to have a nice lake like this located down the road from us. The employees are always very helpful and pleasant. You can buy an annual pass and take your boat out whenever you want during the open season!! Their days and hours have changed because of Covid so I'm not sure of them off hand. This lake to me is is just the right size where it isn't too big and it's not too small!! I like being able to see land so anywhere on this lake you can see land. It isn't crowded so you feel like you are out there by yourself. It is very peaceful as quiet. You just hear the birds, the sound of water and of course your bait hitting the water after you cast your line :-) Maybe we will see ya out there!!

Love Camp Hi's kayaking adventures - their staff is so helpful and does everything on time. Always…read morehave a great time when we decide to spend time out there & looking forward to trying their fishing at LaDue soon. Great place to book with and make awesome memories at and feel good supporting a family run business!

The trip was great; well worth doing; the staff was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommendread more

Can our to kayak which was awesome definitely want to do it again in the fall it's gotta be…read morebeautiful. Had a beer at the bar before kayaking and Tito's after. Clarissa was the bar tender and she's great friendly informative. Definitely will be back.

honestly one of the best places to go kayaking ! it's about $40 a person (10 extra for my pup!!)…read more(or a cooler if u wanna bring ur own, which is a great idea because who wants to be dry on the river, right? hahaha anyways, go at ur own pace and enjoy the beautiful scenery!! it's such a nice place to go on a sunny day, and we went around 4:30 and were taken to the drop off point almost immediately by two real nice guys !! the food at the Iron Horse Saloon smelled AMAZING, But i was so tired after 3hrs on the river!!

My cousins have a boat docked on Conneaut Lake and invited our family to visit for a weekend! They…read morestay at a campground about 10 minutes away from the dock. Conneaut itself is kind of strange with the creepy abandoned looking amusement park, and the super haunted Conneaut hotel. We drove right through the amusement park and hotel until we reached a parking lot right on the lake. I think this is a public beach area right next to the tiki bar. I was impressed by how clean it was, and how beautiful the nearby lake houses were. The tiki bar was busy in the middle of the hot summer day. We walked right onto the dock for their boat! It was super easy and convenient. The lake itself is clean and pretty! We took the boat out to the sandbar at the flagpole in the middle of the water. It was only a few feet of water in some areas and kids and dogs could stand. The water felt amazing - 76 degrees! The bottom of the lake at this point is very sharp, so we had to wear water shoes. The lake is really beautiful and this is a great day trip from Pittsburgh.

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!

I planned a pontoon dinner cruise for my boyfriend's birthday, and the staff made sure every…read moredetail was perfect. The food was great, and thankfully the weather cooperated. We learned a lot about the area and got to see plenty of wildlife. Definitely recommend!

Very relaxing cruise. Great view of the Portage Lakes and all of the magnificent properties. I also…read moreenjoy the various species of birds that can be seen and photographed. Highly recommended!

Another example of the superb competency of the "Lake Metro Park" system. "Fairport Harbor Beach"…read moreis exceptional. It is beautiful, clean, and accessable for everyone. The bathrooms are spotless. The beach has runners for wheelchairs. The break wall creates a safe water environment for every watersport. The expansive beach is great for strolling. And there is always room. If you want to enjoy Lake Erie, try "Fairport Harbor".

A good park and a beach. Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park isn't as crowded. It may not be the best…read morebeach but it's not bad here. Beaches around here are kind of dirty. There's a bathroom that only kind of smells. Close by is the lighthouse. It has a small museum. This area would seem to attract many tourists. It however doesn't seem that crowded. Most people are on the beach but but that many though. It seems cleaner than many beaches. The sand doesn't have a lot of cigarette butts and litter. It's kept clean pretty good. The water is kind of murky but it's apparently safe. Along with the beach is the park. There's some great views. It seems like a safe area. There's usually someone on patrol. It has a public bathroom. It doesn't reek of piss. They charge for parking but you can park for free on a side street.

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

Staff is younger adults. They are open holidays. We have gone every other weekend this summer…read more Great value at $10/hr for single kayak or Stand up paddle boards. Boards have leashes so you don't lose them if you flip over/off the board. Life jacket & adjustable paddles are also provided. Equipment is worn down, but for the cost it's reasonable. The wildlife you can see while paddling the routes are beautiful. We've seen various types of birds, herons, cranes, turtles, dragon flies..it's a peaceful way to spend a sunny summer afternoon.

I love this area and will go back again The lagoon is very nice in winter without childrenread more

very nice here. they clean the portapotties often, including a deep clean. staff were all nice. the…read morevibe was amazing. will be returning. wouldn't recommend bringing your kids during a festival weekend unless you're aware.. iykyk

the most terrible staff I have ever experienced at any music festival. I have gone to 20+ festivals…read morea year nationwide for the past several ywars and have never experienced the kind of hostility and disrespect as I did from the staff at this venue. The place was beautiful and I went to see my favorite band lotus, who were amazing to see live, but it was like the staff were on a mission to ruin everybody's fun. I witnessed staff on golf carts shutting down after parties, making people turn their music off who weren't even blasting it loud. I had my feet dipped in the water around 6:30 and was relaxing, not realizing a woman was screaming at me through a megaphone to get my feet out of the water or I would be kicked out. I asked what the hell the problem was and she said you can't be in the water past 7. it wasn't even 7 yet, it was broad daylight and only the bottom few inches of my legs were in the water. it was comical. people go to festivals to escape being told what to do. the whole reason people go is to have fun, and anything that even resembled that was immediately shut down by the staff. when I left the venue, as I was exiting I was going not even 10 mph and 3 woman at the front screamed at me to slow down, as if I was going 50 mph. I wasn't around the campsites or any people. just a terrible way to say goodbye. the people who run that place don't care about the people who are supporting and making those events possible. maybe they should care a little bit about their opinions. i am a very compassionate and understanding person who has volunteered at festivals and know why rules need to sometimes be put in place, but it really rubbed me the wrong way to drive across the country and pay a couple hundred to deal with that kind of disrespect