We dined on Thursday evening with our friends-first time for all of us! What a delightful…read moreexperience! The views of the golf course are spectacular; service and food are superb! What a pleasant surprise to have a basket of fresh (assumably house made) rolls-light, fluffy, WARM dinner rolls and delicious cinnamon rolls-one if each for each guest. Our entrees were plentiful & scrumptious! We will surely return to again benefit from our Erie Fine Dining Cards!

We read online that the restaurant was good. We ate dinner in the restaurant this evening, we had…read morethe prime rib dinner. Excellent. The meat was so very tender, the home made bread quite good. Our server was very attentive.

I like the course . It is mid range tough to play, but it is a…read morebeautiful course and the lounge serves great food and drink Denny R.

Decent course and price but the owner is a jerk. Wouldn't recommend unless you're really struck for…read morecash.

Meticulously kept grounds, unique, challenging, well made mini golf course. The go karts are smooth…read moreand fast with a fun course. Bumper boats were a literal blast. We appreciated the free misters on a hot day. The candy shop was clean, well stocked, and had some fun vintage style options. I recommend this one!

We stopped and rode the Go-Carts. The cost was $8 per driver, and that gives you five minutes…read moreworth of riding. The carts were electric and were quite fast. We probably got in about eight laps in that amount of time, and it was pretty fun. Before you ride, you need to fill out an electronic waiver on an iPad. Cheers!!

Nice nine hole course, well maintained. Plays very short and precise with many water hazards and…read moresand traps. The Safari Bar is a good place for a drink afterwards.

Played there on 10/5-25. Nice layout. Decent price. It's been brought back from mediocrity in just…read morea couple years. Only complaint is that their greens were too fast for the amount of slope on them. Couldn't keep the ball on the green with the downhill putts. Fast is nice but I think they went a bit too far. Might be better if played later in the day. Good shape. Better than most.

This was a very fun golf course. The people were very nice and friendly. The course is very nice to…read moreplay on. I definitely recommend this golf course!

The course is so much fun and engaging, the staff was so kind and helpful, and the Fourth of July…read moreactivities kept my family coming back all weekend! We cannot wait to come back soon to play again. We are so happy to have found this gem so close to home!

I would give more than 5 stars if I could. Katie and her staff are amazing. I hosted my daughter's…read morebridal shower there just today and from the very beginning Katie was so very helpful. She met with met at least twice and kept in close contact right up to the event. She asked me questions that made me consider aspects of the day that I hadn't even thought about. Her experience is invaluable. Food was excellent, facility is immaculate and the space is bright and airy. Not to mention the outdoor spaces. I cannot recommend them enough!

My family and bridal party hosted my bridal shower there and it was lovely. Katie and her team did…read morea great job and the site's facilities were clean and accessible. The food was delicious also!

This one is going to be a partial review. Why partial? Well, we barely scratched the surface of…read morewhat's at this beautiful state park and I want to come back to see more. On our way from Ohio to the other side of PA, we took a detour to get a look at where the modern petroleum industry got its start in this country. One big downside is that because this was ad-libbed, we entered the per se, "wrong side" of the park which doesn't have a much to see as the other side. Let me explain: As the below map shows, the park is laid out in a thin vertical line. Instead of arriving at the northern end where the Drake Well Musuem is, we showed up at the southern tip by the Egbert Farm Day Use Area. The big problem with that goes back to the adlibbing and not knowing that the bridge that leads over Oil Creek is long term closed to vehicles. It's possible to go around but it's a PIA and we didn't have enough time. www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/OilCreekStatePark/pages/maps.aspx We saw Coal Oil Johnny's House, some of the Blood Farm Area and walked a bit of the snowy/muddy Gerard Trail before we ran out of daylight. uncoveringpa.com/things-to-do-oil-creek-state-park Jim at unoveringpa.com has a great list of stuff to do in the park and later this year I'm hoping to do a longer tour of the area and hit this place up for a few days along with Cherry Springs and Hyner Run. We didn't spend a long time here, but the appetite has been whet for more.

This park is an intriguing blend of history and nature. This is the site of an oil boom town, and…read morethere are a number of historical indicators left memorializing it. An interpretive trail is located near the visitor's center that lets you stroll what used to be an old street in the town. None of the actual buildings remain, but the signage is great. There is a train visitor center where a train still runs through at times. There is also a nice playground and picnic tables available. The Blood Farm area is also beautiful - there's a nice large green space near the Oil Creek, with picnic tables, a playground, and shelterhouses. The Blood Farm Interpretive Trail provides an enjoyable short hike with some information about how the Blood Farm became a site where oil was discovered, and you can still find stopped off oil wells, old equipment and old farm buildings to view. Several waterfalls can be found here during certain times of year; unfortunately, the friendly staff told us that they weren't really running at the time of our visit. Very interesting park!