Great selection of foods no matter what you order. Breakfasts are especially good…read more Great view of lake and marina!

Seneca dockside restaurant has the most underwhelming overpriced food you could ever discover. The…read morefries could be used as concrete anchors and the baked potatoes are practically curling stones.

Very beautiful area…read more You can enjoy lunch and do some fishing. Plenary of partaking. Port a potty available.

Deer Creek Reservoir is a great lake located just West of Berlin Lake, in fact they are just…read moreseparated by a dam, with the water draining from Deer Creek into Berlin Lake. Although Deer Creek is the smaller of the two, it is well worth a visit since it is a great place to paddle or go fishing. The launch is well set up with a cement ramp and a small dock. The lake is limited to electric motors or paddle only. There are several port a potties, a fishing dock, parking lot, and plenty of shoreline benches and tables. I did notice there was a nice hiking trail that led over the bridge by the dam. Did see quite a few people fishing both from the shore and boats. My paddle was excellent, I headed along the dam and then followed the Southern shore which has a nice variety of bays and inlets to explore. The kind of interesting paddling that makes the day really enjoyable. At the North East end you can find the inlet for Deer Creek which will take you through two tunnels under the railroad and the road, which is a cool paddle. I was able to get about 1/2 mile further up the creek before it became too shallow with small rapid, but a great way to cap the paddle. Overall one of the best lake paddles I have experienced in the North East Ohio are, if you are looking for a place to kayak or fish, put Deer Creek Reservoir on your look.

I need to write a "Fair" review of the Grand Pine Cabin…read more Many things to like but some real stingers too. First of all the Grand Pine Cabin was beautiful. It is more designed for 2-3 Families or a large group of young adults. Only 3 actual bedrooms and an open loft that sleeps 6 on each side (total 12 in Loft). The Wrap around porch and wood slides/rockers created a great ambience. Walk out basement to bar and Hot tub were nice touches. Plenty of benches and seating for a large group in the open Kitchen/living room. The fishing was great as well but you must pay $25pp/day. Now for the "not so great" points. We checked in at 4:45 pm on arrival day in July 2020. 1. David ,who I think is the owner, came to our cabin to inform us of a few concerns. He Never thanked us for coming and staying. He proceeded to inform us that the water was not drinkable. He also never apologized for any inconvenience this might cause and that set the tone. Apparently previous renter had left the shower or water running and therefore their on-site tank was empty. The owner had informed us that since the City water brought in by Fire Truck that it was not potable water and must be boiled first before use. As well as the Showers would be Dark colored. Boy was he correct. The water was dark brown in the toilets and the shower was brown water as well. This dirty water lasted for the first 24 hours and then the water became more clear. However, it was never potable water the entire stay. This alone was a large issue because we had two large families that we had to cook and drink water. Later through discussion, the owner David informed me their pump only produces 2 gallon/min and this does not keep up with the demand for all the cabins thus the need to purchase city water that was delivered dirty/sentiment. When pushing the issue with Jessica they never followed up with me. David the owner never apologized or even made any concessions for the lack of drinking water and not even offered to bring in drinking water to our cabin for the inconvenience. At these Rental rates you expect everything to be working or even informing us in advance. 2. The next issue is the Hot Tub was set to 80 degrees. I personally own a hot tub and I never keep it that low. Normal Hotels keep their Hot tubs at 102-104 degrees. It take hours to heat up 400 gallons on water. So we had to call to get that fixed the 2nd day and could not enjoy the Hot Tub until Day #3 3. The 3rd issue is that the TV's did not work. I called Jessica and she sent David over. David casually informed me that all you had to do was hit the "Home" button. By this time, two different people tried to log on to both TV's and we each spent 30 mins trying and we are not Novices at TV and Electronics. But I also did not want to reconfigure someone elses' thus the reason for calling. David, definitely installed Cheap TV's. You could not even add newer Stream Apps/services like YouTube TV or other Live Programming. So "Not Only" was there no TV or Antennae but there is only streaming available. David, who clearly did not know what he was doing tried to fix the issue and to operate the TV's. So I took over in front of him and reset the Wifi Network. But in order to use the streaming you had to use your own login. Also there was a DVD player but now HDMI cable. So basically we were only able to watch was Netflix using my own Sign-on. But we spent 2 hours dealing with this issue on our Paid Rental vacation!!! 4. The 4th issue was all the Ants in the bathrooms. We called and asked that the owners spray the cabin. This slowly helped but was not a good feeling to experience "Cabins with insects" on the interior. Not an overall issue but the appliances including TV were not great quality. But the pay for fishing seems like a Crazy amount@ $25pp/day especially if you have 10 people wanting to go fishing for 3 days. That's $750 just to go fishing for three days. In my opinion paying $607/nt for a Cabin then, I would not expect any of these issues. Which tells me that the owners are not inspecting the place thoroughly between rentals. Furthermore, the Rental agreement you need to sign is very very meticulous and is written to cover the owner and really nickel and dimes the renters. Charging per hour for Late departures, Charging extra for each additional person to stay above the basic family of maybe four people, Charging $5 for Towel Rental. We have rented many cabins before and at this level these fees are really unnecessary. That being said we knew those fees prior to booking. But I think overall I would not stay there because of the issues and attitudes. Sometimes, "Sorry" and "Thanks you's" go a long way. But apparently this is not the thinking of David the owner Diamond Lake Cabins.

We stayed here for a wedding weekend. The cabin itself is quite nice but the owners nickel and dime…read moreeverything. They charged an additional fee per person to fish the little retention pond. They charged a fee for early check in. There was a fee to use towels. There were fees if the dishes were not done. If the trash is not taken to the dumpster at the entrance, there was a fee. On the day we arrived, the satellite tv was not working. My father in law tinkered with it for 20 minutes and identified a loose connection. The internet was down for half the day Saturday. We were here for a Saturday wedding and as there was no cell service, WiFi calling was the only means of communication. The hot tub only got warm throughout the weekend. Overall the cabin was very nice and the property was quiet and peaceful. I feel that at this price point, the amenities and cleaning should be included.

The owners were great I had been going fishing at that place since 1982 fishing was always good…read moreand there was a variety of fish to catch and in a few different ponds. Wish they had never CLOSED thanks for the memories. Scott McBride

Love fishing there! Went for years, every year. For a small fee they would fix the fish you caught…read moretoo. Would love to go again. Lots of room on beautiful property.

This is a super nice town park that is a little bit off the beaten path unless you live in the…read morearea. It features a lake that is stocked with fish, a picnic shelter, and a nice paved trail that wraps around it all. There were plenty of people fishing, walking their dogs, and picnicking. I came here to meet the Siberian Husky rescue group that I am involved with. We spent about 6hrs here and it was quiet and never too buggy.

The area is so beautiful in the fall time. My favorite trail is the vondergreen trail. They host a…read morelot of events such as a regular breakfast in the summer, including a breakfast with Bigfoot in May, a kayak crawl with Birdfish brew, and a pioneer village.

I love being outdoors!! This park is beautiful!! Lots to explore. The creek is peaceful and…read morerefreshing. We had a great day with the family.

Fly-fishing? For TROUT? In Ohio? Oh, wait. Get this: in WOOSTER Ohio. Oh baby, oh baby. It…read moreis true. I have seen it with my own two peepers and caught these fabulous trout my own self. Here's the deal: you are only fifty-odd paces from a busy highway, right next to a bunch of huge industrial yards, down a rutted gravel road, and there is this nagging voice in the back of your noggin yelling, "Run! This is a trap! You are at least one United State away from ANY trout fishing!" Don't listen to THAT voice, listen to me, your trusted Yelp Buddy. You will not be sorry you did. The state did a survey some twenty years ago, and found some nice streams that could, just maybe, support trout. One of these was Apple Creek, running east to west just south of Wooster. They didn't want to invest in a long shot, so the good and great folks at Trout Unlimited stepped up, bought some trout, and started a-stocking. There were a few lean years in there, but now? Boy Howdy! This is an amazing little (two mile) stretch of water. So, all I ask in return for unearthing this rare gem for you is this: practice catch and release. Revel in the experience, then put those beauties back so they can grow, and flourish, and be caught by some other guy or gal. You won't need a huge stick; I routinely cast a three-weight. Nymphs are a hot item year-round, but dry is the way to go when the insects are buzz-bombing you on the short walk from the parking lot to the stream. Oh, and pick up your trash, and a few items that were washed down in the many floods this area experiences. Thanks. Tight lines.

This park is always great and never too busy although when parties are held here, parking may be…read morelimited. The trails and paths are always nicely cared for and free of trash and debris. Fishing and kayaking are allowed in the pond, there are benches throughout, and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. To boot, there is a playground for the kids (wood chips), dogs are allowed, and there is an awesome sled riding hill! I've walked the trails with my jogging stroller on the unpaved portions and did fine. This is a great park if you want or avoid the congestion found at most other central Medina city parks especially during the summer and grade school spring break.

Great park in the countryside of Medina County with much to offer. There are three walking/hiking…read moretrails and while short (longest is only 1.25 mi) they are a nice walk. I highly recommend this park for dog walking. We make two loops on the Trillium Trail to tire our pup out and let him get in his sniffs for the day. Hubbard Valley is also a great fishing spot if that is your thing. There is a small playground for the kids and a pavilion available for use or rental. They have ample parking and restrooms on site as well.