We got married in the Shuey Mill in October 2022 and it was truly a fairytale!!…read moreJessica was so helpful and attentive in everything we needed at both the rehearsal on Friday and throughout the wedding day on Saturday. She acted as our wedding planner the day of and made sure everything ran smoothly. The space itself is gorgeous! We had just over 100 guests and it was the perfect intimate setting that we were looking for. We used the mill for the ceremony and the reception was held right next door in the carriage house. They had a bar area that was easily accessible and a lovely courtyard area for our guests to hang out in during the cocktail hour. Since the mill is in a neighborhood, they had valet on staff and all of our guest commented on how smoothly it all went. Overall, I cannot say enough good things about the Shuey Mill and would recommend to any bride and groom who is looking for a picture perfect and stress free wedding venue!!

Have been here twice to find Horseshoe Falls and have seen no waterfall, either visit. The trail is…read morerocky and rooty. I also think the area is haunted, as we kept hearing voices and noises, but saw nothing or no one.

Beautiful visitor center with updated displays. Winter hours are Monday -Friday 8am -4pm. Small…read moregift shop, run by the Friends of Caesar Creek, with books, sweatshirts and stickers. Summer brings the caterpillar and butterfly lab. Public programs like Salamander hike, Monarch Butterfly Day and Owl Fest provide lots of family fun. Check out their Facebook "US Army Corps of Engineers Caesar Creek Visitor Center" page to find dates for this year.

lovely area great owners. Conveniently located to local attractions, and beautiful shops the…read more being one of my favorite in can't help something home.

I was disappointed to hear the owner openly brag about using the slur "faggot" every day. As an…read moreLGBTQ+ person, I found that deeply offensive and unprofessional. I believe people deserve to know the kind of environment they're supporting before choosing to do business here. I can't recommend this business to anyone who expects to be treated with respect.

We camp a lot and never ever have we encountered such massive sized lots. The cul-de-sac spots are…read moreamazing and there is room for boats, extra vehicles and plenty of playing and sitting. Massive sites!!! The camp host was friendly, quite hours are observed and areas are well mowed with lots of wildlife amongst us. We were greeted by a momma deer and two baby fawns. There is a boat dock area that offers amazingly stunning sunset views. If your a senior Ohioian prices are $14 mid week, we are not but so happy we camped here. They are pricey on firewood, there are locals thay have cut wood, too. Always burn local wood. Venture into Xenia and Yellow Springs for fun jaunts.

Great campground, especially for anyone visiting the Renaissance Festival. Each site is incredibly…read morespacious. There's a limit of 6 adults (or total people, I can't recall) per site, but hypothetically, there'd be enough room for more! I camped with 4 other friends with 3 different tents and had plenty of room to play volleyball, set up a projector and screen, and chairs around the fire ring. The bathhouses are clean and very nice for campground bathhouses. Seems like there's ample amount of bathhouses spread throughout. Worth it to have the sites with electric for any simple needs. Camp store had plenty of wood and other fun stuff too! Will definitely be returning!

This small town park is filled with lovely features. It was raining when we visited, which brought…read moreout a slew of beautiful mallards and other ducks. We ate our lunch and watched the ducks. A beautiful pond with a flowing brook is the centerpiece of the park. There is a fun pavilion at one side of the pond, ideal for concerts and parties. A walking path/sidewalk encircles the park. On the north side of the park is an upscale playground with several climbing structures, swings and musical features. The equipment is designed to be inclusive. There are benches around the park to sit and watch the kids. The restroom facilities were currently closed. Plenty of parking was found around the park. This is a fabulous small town park.

This large park is centered around an oval-shaped pond that allows catch-and-release fishing. I…read morefound a shady spot and hung out here for a bit. It was great to be able to walk around and sit around, though the battalion-sized flock of geese was a bit disconcerting. The park has a public restroom, picnic shelters and a playground. The picnic pavilion near the water has picnic tables, power outlets and a small stage. It is reservable for Xenia residents and non-residents. [Review 1320 of 2024 - 241 in Ohio - 22343 overall]

I've been here four times and I had a great time every time my son's fifth birthday was there and…read moreat that time they had travel trailers you could rent and we rented a travel trailer and for his fifth birthday I gave him a Nintendo 3DS in a Nerf case and he played it for a while, but he put it down and he would rather be outside and he he loved the campfires and he loved playing with all the other kids and he loved the swimming pool. It's a saltwater pool And all the customers are friendly and laid-back. you know it's a campground, there's gonna be spiders, it's a public shower yeah there might be hair on the floor. But I can tell you their public showers and bathrooms are CLEAN. Som campgrounds have no showers or bathrooms and I've been places where I just went out in the woods and dug a hole lol then waited until I got home for a shower. It's a great campground! I mean it's a campground you're not in a $5000 a night hotel so enjoy it. It's one of the few places left like that. I'm generation X and there used to be those types of places everywhere when we were kids, and those places are disappearing quickly! so if you get a chance to take your kids to Beechwood acres, take them , disconnect from the wire and the Internet, and enjoy family time. Best wishes.

Wow. LOUD. Disgusting. Dirty. Campground. Think twice before you stay here. There are nicer cleaner…read morecampgrounds in the area do your research. There are NOT Full hook-ups. Just electricity & water ONLY. There is NO shade at all. They have removed about 99.9% of the trees through-out the campsite to squeeze in as many campers as they can. You guessed it. You are packed in there like sardines. Camping right on top of one another. You can hear your neighbor snoring, that's how close you are camping next to the next camper. It's ridiculous. There is Mainly gravel, Zero grass. Look at my image. You can see how close the two fire pits are close together, a camper sides in that gravel slot next to us. So, yes that's very close!! O.M.G. The showers. NASTY, NASTY, NASTY. Reminds me of the hills has eyes. So scary! My children would not even go in them at all. Images attached. Hair attached to the side walls. The showers are 2'x3'. Very tiny. Not joking. Mold and rust through-out the entire shower room. Ceiling, floors, walls. Absolutely disgusting. You have a screen door to shut behind you, and lock, then a curtain to close, it does NOT even go all the way to the floor. ANYONE can easily Get in there!! You will need a tetanus shot leaving the shower. The restrooms, Very dirty, not cleaned daily. Toilet's do not flush, you know what it always in there. The playground is way too small, Very old and Needs updated. Quiet time starts at 11pm. Ha. That's not enforced at all. The drunks stay up all night and flock to the center of the campground yelling, screaming, fighting and arguing. Live bands & karaoke play to 12-1am. So, definitely twice before staying here. We regret it so much!

Overall, decent school with very safe Enstrom helicopters. Helicopters are maintained very well…read more Lead instructor/owner is excellent, with 7000 hours. Jr. instructor has only 350 hours, and will not sign you off to solo unless you are absolutely perfect in every aspect of operating the helicopter. If my fixed wing instructor had been so strict, I would never have soloed. I spent $17K (34 hours), and she would not sign me off, so I gave up. I am a fixed wing pilot with 750 safe hours.

I was shocked to see that no one has written a review of Vertical Advantage Helicopters. I'll be…read morethe first! When I was shopping for private pilot training, the first thing I looked for is the safety record of the aircraft. Enstroms check the boxes. No crazy safety Endorsement required like when flying mast-bumping Robinsons. The second thing I looked for was accessibility to service. Check. Warren Co airport is intimately associated with Enstrom Helicopter Corp and is a service center. Finally, I interviewed the instructor pilots. TJ and Matt are friendly gents with thousands of hours of experience. They have a firm dedication to safety and a dedication to seeing you become proficient in whatever you want to do. They are straight-shooters and lend sound advice on everything Helicopter. Their schedules are flexible and they really go out of their way to help. There is no one else you want in the right seat other than good pilots with good teaching skills. Don't expect a bunch of hand-holding on the ground knowledge, though. Their pragmatic approach has students using inexpensive on-line programs for that. I just received my private helo rating, and I'm living proof that vaheli performs a service as advertised! No regrets! Their tour clients are a satisfied group too, just ask!

it was pretty fire I like playing with the wood it was really fun…read more I played with the balls in the gaga pit. I bought a hard piece of wood at the shop I will be using that tonight (for the camp fire). I CAUGHT A BIG MOUTH BASS AT THE LAKE ITS MOUTH WAS AMAZING.

Camp Hugh Taylor Birch is part of the Boy Scouts of America's Tecumseh Council. The council…read moreservices Scouts in the Dayton area. Camp Birch is the home of the Tecumseh Council's summer camp, and varrious other Scouting programs. The camp is also available to non Scouts BSA youth groups. About 440 acres of land make up the camp. Camp Birch is surounded by neighboring Clifton Gorge, John Bryan State Park and Glen Helen Nature Preserve. All totaled, the land total over 2,000 acres of natural spaces. Those stay at the camp have the option of reserving cabins or tent spaces. Camp Birch, and the Tecumseh Council recently played host to an OA regional event. Fields, and areas utilized for the program were all prepared in advance, and were in good working order. Shower houses were open. Scouts tent and hammock camped.