Here we have 4 days of mayhem, it's either your thing or it's not. There are so many bands &…read moredifferent types of music available to see & hear. There's food also avail 24-7 & lots to keep you from being hungry. Plenty of room to camp, hot showers & toilets. If you need a lot of sleep then maybe this festival isn't for you. Carnival rides to keep the fun going. Overall we have an awesome time.

Wonderful time at the festival! The parade was great! It was long! Over two hours, we were so…read morethankful the weather cooperated. The food was fantastic! We sampled the big beef hoagie, doughnuts, corn dog, hot ham sandwich, butter pecan ice cream and of course buttered sweet corn! Sweet corn is $2.50 an ear or $2 each when you buy 5 or more. Parking is $10 and includes entry to the fair. No pets aloud.

There are a million options for food, I had a ton of fun. I may not eat any corn again for a year,…read morethough.

I recently attended a music festival at Legend Valley (Lost Lands) and with it being my first time…read morethere, I was really impressed with the venue and how everything was run. It's located right off interstate 70 in Thornville. Being that it's in a smaller town, traffic got a little backed up arriving but it moved fairly fast and leaving wasn't an issue at all. Getting into the venue was also pretty easy. There was only one day (out of four) where the entrance line was a little backed up and by little I mean maybe five minutes. The space is huge, with a ton of space to walk around and room for all sorts of vendors. From food and facilities to merch and medical, everything flowed pretty well. I know a lot of this depends on the fest and who runs it but I know the venue has a lot to do with that. I didn't camp, but I did catch word that there's a new tunnel that connects campers to the entrance, which I can only imagine makes the experience much easier. I have no doubt that I'll be back!

@( * O * )@*500TH REVIEW*@( * O * )@…read more Wow, on a three WEEK roadtrip that I did from California to New York, Lost Lands was my Grand Prix, the triple crown, or whatever parallel you'd use for the biggest of music festivals. Really fun 4 day camping with 130k other people so enjoy the full festival while you're at it. Legend Valley is a venue about 30 minutes from downtown Columbus, and Lost Lands is just one of many events here. The venue itself is pretty far out there and has some intense traffic to get in, but they do have a general parking area if you are coming from a hotel in Columbus. One big negative that I do have to mention was the camping entry times which was HORRENDOUS. This particular year (2021) was brutal af because of the 13 hour wait time from 6pm to 7am just to enter the venue and setup camp because the organization was rusty and police were just taking people in circles. That was the only bad part of the event and hopefully you don't have to wait that long just to setup your tent because that's the longest I've ever waited for a camping festival. However, that negativity pretty much ended with how everything else went SMOOTHLY. The venue seemed bigger than ever, the event ran without much issues, and the music was good. YES, showers are $10. Bring your own. Yes, the food options are typical overpriced crumbs you call food. Bring your own. need good vibes? BRING YOUR OWN. Now in comparison of the other big festivals like EDC, Bass Canyon, Forbidden Kingdom, I do want to point out that the vibes imo are pretty good, though I think Bass Canyon tops Lost Lands unsurprisingly. Still, tons of space and you never feel overwhelmed like you do at EDC due to Columbus being a much smaller town to host than Las Vegas. There's no shortage of grass to sit and it's nice overall. The dinosaurs add a nice touch to the venue, so enjoy the 60 ft brachiosaurus in the middle of the crowd while walking towards mainstage. It's hard to describe without being there yourself. Overall, great time with friends , dubstep fans, and camping trips if you're in Ohio in September.

Love to enjoy the lovely fall weather and what better way than visiting a pumpkin patch!…read more Great service, bang for your buck, and options to choose from! It's was super nice and great for some holiday picture. Recommend it for families, friends, and couples!

Wow! So much to do here. They have lots of pumpkins for purchase and old farm buildings and shops…read morethat you can walk into. There are animals like goats and chickens. You can also pay to go into the fun center for $11 a person that includes swings, slides, mini corn maze, games, duck races, zip line, obstacle course, corn pit, and more. Make sure you can be there for at least a few hours if you want your kids to be able to do everything! There is also food available to purchase, but if you are vegetarian the only option for food is French fries or sweet stuff like donuts and funnel cakes.

Lost Lands is a major camping music festival in the middle of Ohio and I love it this year! It's my…read more5th time and this year they opened up a brand new steakhouse called Chomped Steakhouse within the festival grounds overlooking Wompy Woods and I figured I'd leave the review on that here. So the Chomped Steakhouse is a dine-in experience with a $35 minimum with various steaks, appetizers, and desserts and is a new addition to the festival! It is wild to see your table overlooking dinosaurs and your favorite artist playing in the background and just enjoying the vibe. We were the 3rd group to ever enter the steakhouse and by the time we left, there was a 3 hr wait time to get in (we got lucky). So we ordered the following: Filet Mignon Rib eye Fries Lobster Baked Potato Creamy Mashed Potatoes Seafood Platter Wine Ultimately the ribeye was the best, the filet mignon was decent but not mind blowing, and the lobster potatoes weren't great. The seafood platter consisted of shrimp, oysters, and crab legs and to be honest the oysters were the best but the crab legs weren't that good. Still, the vibes and atmosphere more than make up for the food. I still had a blast with friends. The food options at Lost Lands in general have improved this year as well, I think they upped their game with selecting better vendors and hope they return next year! Overall, if you get the chance to go to Lost Lands and like Dubstep this is for you.

Hands down, the best festival experience I've had since my very first one over a decade ago…read more I've only been to LL once, this past year, but that was enough to determine that the festival deserves five stars in my humble opinion. Everything from the shuttle from Columbus to Legend Valley and back, to the number of restrooms, diverse food options, and lack of long lines for drinks, to the crowd and sound quality was on point. No, I did not camp... no reason to when I live so close, but I might some day. I really liked the layout and the various stages. While there was a fire ban this year due to a drought, Excision (who is the DJ that throws the fest) busted out a drone show that blew everyone away, myself included. The attention to detail here is beyond any other festival experience I've had. From hidden stages to fun games and scavenger hunts, there's plenty of stuff to do. When night falls the forest turns into a magical lit up land.. Picture adult Disney. Funny, many call LL the Disney of Dubstep and I totally get it now. I have no doubt that I'll be back.

Super cute location. Close your eyes and you're in the Keys…read more Good wine. Good food. I will return post-bike ride again.

Used to be much better food. Egg plant was awful! Brussel sprouts not near as good as before. Doubt…read morewe'll be back!

Such a beautiful place. Highly recommend starting your visit the the driving tour. It will give you…read morethe lay of the land and allow you to stop in different areas. We loved the Japanese garden and also love that everything is pet friendly.

I was able to visit Dawe's Arboretum for the first time, and for Arbor Day! It also happened to be…read moreProm night - so there were many teens taking photos in their fancy outfits. There are both walking and driving paths at Dawe's - I felt like I could get lost here, but in a good way. I learned a lot about the different trees here and am filled with awe as I leave. I hope to return soon!

Good venue in central Ohio. They host several events in addition to regular racing schedule. Plenty…read moreof field parking with decent paved ways for handicap needs. Nice modern bleacher sections that are fairly sturdy. Plenty of restrooms available and some concessions.

Fun time at the hillbilly nationals. Lots of laughs and fun. Each year it seems to have more…read moreparticipants and events added. See you next year.