While camping at Pymatuning State Park, we rented kayaks through Carried Away. It was a fair price…read moreand the people were great. I'm thankful they were open during the "yellow phase" for the country with only a minimal $1 charge per person for the extra sanitizing they were doing during this time. We did the lake rental but there's also a river option. They do have both doubles and singles available.

The staff was so helpful and accommodating! Janet helped us with paddleboards and kayaks and even…read moregave us a tour of the beautiful property that includes a bar/restaurant with lovely outside garden seating. The lake was beautiful and the water perfect. I can't wait to go back.

We love stopping and feeding the fish. It's a family tradition. They have a snack stand where you…read morecan buy old bread to feed the carp. Everything is reasonably priced and cleaned. And it's free.

We stopped by the fish spillway, and it was such a fun experience for the whole family! The kids…read moreloved watching the fish and feeding them. Bread is available for purchase on-site, making it easy to join in the fun. The walking path has plenty of benches along the way, so you can sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery while watching the fish. It's a simple, affordable outing that's perfect for families with young children.

We visited our friend's camper at Holiday Camplands, on a July weekend. They were celebrating and…read more"all seasons" weekend, so there were lots of activities going on! They have a full calendar of events, golfing, swimming, a large lake and many more activities. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone looking to get away for the weekend or buy in!

I've been camping at Holiday Camplands several times in the summer and absolutely love the place…read more It's a nice "home away from home". It's a pretty large campsite, much larger than other local campgrounds. There is plenty to do there for children and adults, alike. There are two separate swimming pools, a large one located near the Clubhouse and the other, which is a bit smaller but still large enough for several people, located near the front of the campsite. There is a small playground located near the Clubhouse, as well, with a few swing sets and slides for children to play on. Holiday also contains its own golf course and a small mini golf (putt-putt) course. I'm 24 and had fun playing putt-putt there. Gault lake is also located in the campground. I believe that paddle boats/small boats are allowed in the lake, and it is stocked with fish for fishing, but there is no swimming permitted. There are various events that Holiday Campgrounds holds for adults and kids. There are teen/adult dances held at the pavilion near the clubhouse, and there are usually some decent local bands and DJ's there on the weekend. They hold bingo once in a while, which I have never been to, but would enjoy going to in the near future. There are also movie showings, which are typically aimed towards children and are usually showings of older movies. There is also a nice camp store located on the premises. It's a pretty basic camp store that stocks several camp-friendly groceries, candy, coffee/slush drinks, personal care products, and a lot of alcohol. There are three eateries located on the campsite. The pizza joint is decent. I tried their pizza last night and, while it wasn't anything to brag about, it was decent enough. They do, however, have delicious garlic bread sticks that are to die for! Prices are decent too. Kellie's Kones is also located near the Clubhouse and while the flavors and options there are minimal, the ice cream tastes good and the prices are fair. I would not recommend eating at Sandy's concession stand, though. I made the mistake of ordering a salad and order of fried pickles there and was shocked to find out that the portions that I was given were ridiculous for the rather expensive price. The salad was priced similarly to that of a sit-down restaurant and it was pathetically small. I was given four small fried pickles, too, and paid a premium for them. I would never eat there again. Overall, this place is really nice. I give it 5 stars because of all of the entertainment that the place offers and the friendliness of the staff.

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!

It's nice to swim and play much seagull poop and I lost my frisbee in the water but it's still fun…read morebut either way I'd rather sit home all day during an 80° day watching TV

Nice little beach but seagull poop all along the sand. Needs raked.read more

This beach is located next to Ice House Park along Conneaut Lake. You can walk back and forth…read morebetween the beach and the park in a few minutes. There are bathroom facilities here, along with playground equipment. I would have liked it if the port-a-johns located here had some kind of hand sanitizer available in this time of Corona19, but there was none. This beach has a parking lot, and a boat launch also. My favorite thing about this beach is it also has picnic tables so you can sit down and watch the boats coming and going while you eat your lunch from a local eatery (within walking distance), such as Kettle Lake Kitchen . . . (see additional review for their excellent food). Another really cool thing here, is the Purple Martin birdhouses, which are located high above the beach, but not so high that you cannot see (and hear) the birds. There is informational signage also, which is very educational and teaches about the life cycle of the Purple Martins. I also just like seeing the flagpole here, with the flags flapping in the wind, and the metal clasps lightly clinking as the flags flap and blow. This beach is very nautical, and cool . . . CHEERS! P.S. I believe you have to pay to use the parking / facilities here on weekends, but it is free on weekdays. I have only been here during the week, and I have never seen anyone in the booth collecting an admission fee, but there are prices listed on the booth.

This is a nice little park located in Meadville along the banks of French Creek, and the Mead Ave…read more Bridge. There is a log cabin here, a pavillion for picnics, and restroom facilities. There is also a boat ramp for canoes and kayaks and a playground. There are also some historical and ecological signs to read that are pretty interesting. Maybe not the funnest place to visit, but it is still a nice park. Cheers!

Dan (owner) is a knowledgable and helpful gentleman who instructs renters how to operate their…read morebikes with a smile! His equipment is first rate and he is located near many riding trails! Give him a call and set up a date/time to meet you with his EV bikes on a trail near you; great prices too!

Four of us decided last minute on a Saturday that we wanted to do a bike ride in the Ashtabula…read morearea. Dan was able to provide us with four top-notch electric bikes that same afternoon. We had a little bit of confusion about the pick up location. We went to the Austinburg trailhead and could not find the bike shop. Ends up Dan was actually transporting the bikes to the Austinburg trailhead to get us started there. The address given was actually the post office but Dan met us in the big parking lot next to it. The bikes were very good quality, well maintained and fully charged - probably $1500 bikes. They even had a little carrying pack on the back for miscellaneous items like keys, snacks, and your water bottle. Dan was super helpful and took his time explaining things since this was our first experience on electric bikes. He also gave us a little brochure and tips on the ride we were about to take on the Western Reserve Greenway Trail. The trail itself was exceptional. Such a beautiful ride through nature under a green canopy of trees for miles and miles. We all had a great time!