Me and the family had a great time at Beyonder Getaway Rising Sun. The pool was perfect for cooling…read moreoff, and we appreciated the friendly staff. We really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and can't wait to return for another relaxing trip.

The campground is nice but letting very young children drive golf carts is a hazard and very…read moredangerous. These kids were 9-12 years old with the cart loaded with younger children. The rules say must have a license but the manager allows her young children to drive a golf cart as well.

A great place to stay. Staci in the office is awesome. Big lots, quiet, like new playground, splash…read morepad for the summer and a few other things for the kids.

This is a great RV park! The sites are level, it's quiet and our space is very large (42'…read moremotorhome plus two vehicles). There is a laundry room on site as well. The owners are awesome and keep the place well maintained. It's definitely worth the stop. We have been here since mid-May and are staying until November-ish.

Great place to stay! We have lived here for almost 4 yrs and have been very happy here. Each site…read moreis level with a concrete patio and grassy area. Very nice new coin laundry bldg. Views of the river. Very quiet. Landlords are always available and very helpful.

It was my first time skiing! And this was a good spot to try it out! The check-in and rental…read moreprocess was smooth and easy and the bunny slopes were great for learning. There was staff available to help you out when you needed. Even the food and drinks were not bad! Hot chocolate? Yes, please! My only complaint is that one of the conveyer belts (if that's what they're called) had a huge dip right before getting on and you had to struggle to go slightly uphill to get on the belt. Otherwise a great experience!

Location so easy to follow. On arrival we were a bit confused which door to enter but I enter thru…read morethe right side straight back to the right corner to purchase ski n lift tickets. Then you go outside down the stairs to pick up helmets, ski boots and ski set. Lockers are easier to purchase downstairs since they are bigger and convenient. Beginner definitely take that ski lesson if you never ski before. I was a bit hesitant so I stayed on my bunny and green beginners stage slopes. Not for the weak either cause you can seriously hurt yourself falling. All in fun they do have snow tubing which on the weekdays they only open at 1pm. Weekend 9:30am for snow tubing.

We went on the Captain's Lunch Cruise on a sunny but chilly day in late April. It was really…read moreenjoyable and worth the price for sure. We sailed on the River Queen which is the smaller boat. The food buffet was very good and there was something for every taste. Very fresh salad with two dressing options, rolls, meltingly tender beef in a rich brown gravy, baked chicken, mashed potatoes, farfalle pasta in red sauce, scrumptious grilled vegetables. And decadent creamy cheesecake for dessert. Free coffee and tea, and reasonably priced bar drinks for purchase. Our server, Anna (Onna?) was most attentive and usually within sight if you wanted something. The whole crew were very professional, very polite and respectful and eager to please. Our entertainer was engaging with his ongoing narration of the sights and historical facts along the river interspersed with banjo music. The two hours went by quickly. I put on my hoodie and spent some time out on deck, where you can smoke 'em if you got 'em. I decided it was time for a cocktail so I ordered an Anchors Away which was delicious, nautically blue, and had a definite kick. I was really looking forward to getting the pictured souvenir glass, but the first of two wrinkles took place as I was advised they were out of them due to some recent large parties on the bigger boat. Boo. If you're going to advertise souvenir glasses, order more than enough to keep them in stock. Anna arranged to give me the drink in the larger souvenir vessel, which is pretty, but heavy ceramic and I don't see myself using it at home other than for a decoration. The second wrinkle was our bar tab printed out as though I ordered multiple drinks. My husband didn't look at it and just handed over the debit card...then I saw it and went up to tell them not to run it but it was too late. Somehow they had already realized it was wrong but it took such a long time for them to figure out how to void the transaction, which bothered me. The cruise director had to get involved to fix it. Her name was Tasha and she was very nice and so apologetic about the situation, she comped our drinks for the trouble and boxed up some cheesecake for us to take home. She seemed to agree with me that if the owners had not decided to "go cashless" last year this would never have happened. I asked her to pass on my comment that it is not good to refuse to accept payment in legal tender American money and I feel it was a bad move. For this reason I will never give five stars even if the cruise is flawless. Nonetheless I hope to have the chance to take a cruise on the River Queen later this year.

We did the historical sightseeing tour and overall had an okay experience. Our captain was…read moredefinitely a highlight! He was very friendly and even let us look inside the pilot house and ask questions, which was really cool and made the experience more personal. Compared to other boat tours we've done, I'd give this one 3/5 stars. The boat and overall experience could use a little modernization. We sat toward the back of the boat, and there was a private party happening one floor below us. Unfortunately, between the noise and where the speakers were located, we had a hard time hearing the historical narration from our seats. The information we were able to catch was interesting, and I wish we could have heard more of it. A couple helpful things to know: there are restrooms available on the boat, and there is onsite parking. We originally thought we would need to park under the bridge, but that wasn't necessary, which was nice! Overall, it was a nice way to spend some time on the river and see the area from a different perspective, but there are a few things that could be improved to make the experience better.

The only thing positive about this location is that it has a pond and has that "vintage" look that…read moreis becoming normal amongst random owners who like to convert old barns, buildings, etc. into wedding venues yet barely know how to run nor care about the weddings they do. One particular staff member I believe name is Travis as well as the wife, are at the center of all the issues for both vendors and wedding couples. Throughout the evening Travis interrupted my set trying to tell me what the clients wanted when I'm the one that is in constant communication with them before and during the event, trying to tell me things that the couple want that I knew they didn't. He caused dead air time by having me leave my post to confirm details that were not true. He also was extremely rude to the bride and groom and their parents, and became extremely hostile towards me with a variety of threats (none which meant anything to me but a lot to him) because I wanted to accommodate the bride, groom, and parents with a small amount of extra time (30 minutes) for their wedding day. Shortly after the angry manchild Travis approaches the stage with hostility, which lead to the event ending with me letting everyone know that the venue needs to shut down. It's also worth noting that many of this venue's Yelp reviews express the same experience of incredible rudeness from staff. The venue did not care about their big day, and were not willing to sacrifice 30 minutes with extra pay to make the couple and their families happy. This venue literally only cares about volume (number) of weddings and not quality (one of Travis bragging points when being hostile was reporting on number of weddings the venue did that weekend, which was modest at best) they are strictly in it for short term gains. Also the venue has terrible electricity and outlets. The ceremony was almost ruined completely by the venue because the outlets they said they had prior to the event kept tripping, and literally only one speaker was being used. All in all this is an awful venue especially for vendors and I highly recommend people to look elsewhere for a venue that will actually take extra steps to make your wedding special. There are PLENTY of venues that are superior in every aspect and those venues should be the ones earning your money, not these money hungry people.

This place is wonderful. We attended probably the best wedding ever. The grounds and buildings…read moreare beautiful and stylishly decorated. The catering was delicious. The staff were helpful, upbeat and made for an all around great time. Five stars, for sure.

The tour gives a fascinating look at the history of the OTR neighborhood. We moved away from…read moreCincinnati in 2022 before the OTR revitalization effort started. Never would I have guess we would be going on such an interesting tour and having a wonderful meal after the tour in this area. So good to see this progress. Our tour guide was Laura and while she gave useful historical facts she definitely left us with less than a hospitable feeling and that it was a bit of a drag to be giving the same tour over and over. Maybe this is the norm or maybe she was having an off day but if you are busking for tips at the tour it is a good idea to pretend to enjoy your job. Still glad we did the tour and it left us wanting for even more information on the OTR area.

We took the Ultimate Underground Queen City tour, with Linda on the day the Keys went missing. We…read morehad a lovely walk, listening to the history of the bars and breweries of the Queen's City. I adore hearing the old stories about the cities I visit and this one, is one of the better tours I've been on. Linda clearly LOVES leading the tours, She knows what she's talking about and no question threw her. She had a great sense of humor and even let us know about other tours for later in the evening. I will take the other tours that you have in the future when I visit for longer times. These are great!

We all know that Covington can be a bit spooky with the shirtless locals wandering the streets. But…read moredid you know that part of this city is rich in Civil War era history? Haunted Covington, presented by the same folks who bring you the Newport Gangster Tour, takes guests on a five block journey through the Licking River Historic District. We heard stories about Mr. Bruce, whose residence was haunted by a galloping black horse. He also posted bail for John Hunt Morgan, a notorious Civil War Confederate who was captured by the Union Army. Down the street, the unemployment office on 4th Street used to be home to a slave owner. Tales were also told about the "Lady In Grey," an infamous ghost of a wealthy woman who spent her life throwing lavish parties. This residual haunting reports the woman comes downstairs to straighten the dishes and make sure the setting is ready for company. Nearby, the Governor's Point condominiums were converted from an old hospital...which also used to have a psychiatric wing on the second floor. Residents have plenty of tales from that floor. My favorite was the story about the doctor who invented Valium, who fell off his balcony and was impaled on his fence. In addition to learning all sorts of cool history about Covington, the path the tour takes is absolutely gorgeous. We went on a crisp autumn evening with a chill in the air and the sidewalks lined with fresh fallen leaves. With all the old colonial houses in the area, it felt like we were walking through New England. I'd go on the tour just for that experience. Carl, our guide, was an adorable old man dressed in period costume. He was very knowledgeable and a great story teller. It was like having Grandpa show you all the interesting things in a neighborhood. Carl was also full of whimsy, making hilarious commentary along the way. One of my favorites: "Behind me is one of the most terrifying, desolate places in Cincinnati....Paul Brown Stadium." HA! The tour concludes with a visit to the Baker-Hunt Museum. Both buildings feature gorgeous Victorian architecture and many artifacts, furniture, and clothes left from the family's estate. One building is reportedly haunted by a young boy named Duncan, who has interacted with patrons in the past. (Our group didn't experience anything.) Still, it made for a cool story. If you're looking for a Halloween adventure with spooky folktales and beautiful autumn scenery, a tour of Haunted Covington is a must! Price per person: $20 (or find a GroupOn for 2/$20) Viewing Time: 2 hours

Let me preface by saying that I am a huge fan of American Legacy Tours. After going on the Queen…read moreCity Underground tour, I was quite excited to see what they had in store for the Haunted Covington tour. The Good: Here's the bright side- I felt like I had never seen Covington before. I pride myself on being a Cincinnati connoisseur, but I had never really stopped and taken the time to smell the roses in Covington. Wow. While looking at the beautiful houses around Covington, we were told many ghost stories about them. Some of them were good, others not so much. The Bad: My friends and I did our best to stay towards the front of the group to talk to the guides and get a good view of the scenery. While talking to the guides we asked him about how much studying he had to do in order to feel comfortable giving these tours. He told us that he was a paid actor and had been given material to memorize. As my friend put it, the tour lost the "Disney Magic." It's not as though I expected these people to have studied the city their whole life...but I guess it didn't do much for me to know that these people likely didn't have the same love for this city that the people on the tour did. Here's my advice to American Legacy Tours when it comes to these haunted tours: Lose the funny hats, the costumes, and stick to your guns. The Cincinnati underground tour blew me away. I loved that other people were talking about the city with such passion. Sure, throw in some ghost stories...but keep the tour "real."