I been coming to this location either for river tubing or kayaking for many years. In addition to…read morecanoeing, you can rent a spot for your RV or tent, has a volleyball and basketball court, put put, picnic area, small store that sells Velvet ice cream, pool and beautiful scenery (with a small water/wind mill). It has been remodeled and looks absolutely stunning. This camp ground is owned and operated by family members. They are all very friendly and provide great service. It's maintained very clean and their prices are great. I do recommend to make reservations in advance. We rented 3 kayaks @ $35 for 2 hours and had an amazing time. This is definitely a place to visit!

Staff was nice and the course was in excellent shape. It is more of an executive type course all…read morepar three and fours. A great place for a quick 18 if you don't get behind a league or a great place to take someone learning the game.

Great course -- well maintained set of links for a public course. Staff is super friendly and the…read moreprices are reasonable ($25 for 18 holes w/ a cart). The water hazards are challenging and the course is a good mix of par 3 and par 4 holes. Highly recommend this place. I'll be back.

From first view the course looks awesome, then I played it. Fairways were nice, greens were fast…read moreand the rest of the course was filled with white dandelions. I lost 8 balls in 18 holes. 2 due to bad shots, the rest We couldn't find. My buddy found 8 balls, get the picture? I hit a par 3 green that bounced off the back. 10 minute search, no ball. Not sure if the greenskeeper is incompetent or they can't afford it, but I saw no maintenance workers the entire time I was there. At the turn I mentioned the dandelion issue, I got, "Any in the fairway". Next we have the course itself. There are no flat lies excluding the tee boxes. You can hit a great tee shot only to end up with a ball 10 inches above/below your feet. Excluding the 13th hole, no signs directing you to the next hole. Drove around several times trying to find where the next tee box was. Sand traps were hard dirt or mud, typical of central Ohio. Finally, if it's your first time playing the course, nearly every hole has a blind tee or approach shot. Ditches, ravines, water hazards everywhere. The scorecard is useless for course layout, hazards, etc... Little hint, drive past the tee boxes go to the highest point on the hole, grab a range finder and get your yardage. It will either be uphill or downhill factor that in. Grabbing driver on every non par 3 will kill you. Not playing the course again, would rather have my wisdom teeth pulled.

Beautiful setting. Fairways were thin. Biggest issue was speed of play. I was playing by myself…read more Front 9 2 groups let me through and so I played quickly. Nobody was ahead of me for at least 2 holes. When I made the turn there were 2 groups on 10. They said they werent going to play 18 but decided to so they sent them off. I was waiting at least 5 minutes for each shot. I had time to practice chipping and putting on most greens. Coming to 16 I waited 20 minutes so I picked up and quit. Was very frustrating.

Very nicely kept par 3 course. And very affordable.Also a very challenging couple of holes at the…read moreend of this hidden gem.

Hidden gem! Currently my favorite par 3 in Ohio. Staff are friendly. Good bar. Hot dogs and Kenoread more

Updated to add that they now have clean rain catchment barrels with spigots for drinking water…read more This puts this park officially over the top. Love you Wolf Run!

Don't know why My last yelp review wasn't sticking…read more I live in San Francisco, and in town visiting my folks. During the holidays, I was driving to Columbus 2/3x's a week just for my yoga and Pilates thru ClassPass. I just got back into town to see my folks for the month, and was sooooooo stoked to stumble upon this little gem of a yoga/ Pilates studio here in small town Mount Vernon Ohio. I wasn't sure what to expect at first, was a little skeptical coming from SF, cos I love a good hard Yoga/Pilates class to keep me in my best shape, and wasn't sure if I was going to get the same workout. Happy to report back that I love Hot Yoga Escape and highly recommend everyone or anyone to try this place out. The studio offers Bikram style Yoga, along with Vinyassa Flow and Hot Pilates. I tried out both their Vinyassa Yoga Flow and Pilates, and really liked both classes. I love the studio even more that they have Mind Body class reservation system in place to help me coordinate my week + stay organized on line. :) Depending on the instructors, some classes are easier/harder but non the less, a great workout for all levels. Charlene the owner did a fantastic job of creating a warm and open environment for all levels to feel welcome and at home. I am excited that Hot Yoga Escape is in Mount Vernon, and love LOVE this little studio in small town Ohio.

I have been looking at this enterprise for months and was interested in using their services. I…read morehave heard that yoga is good for getting in shape and restoring flexibility, so I decided to give our local studio a try. My wife and I tried showing up while a class was in session 2 months ago, but the doors were locked, so I assume they only have the doors open shortly before a class with the instructor the only employee on site, then lock the doors for security. No problem, fair enough. I recently decided the best approach would be to submit an email through their website. I was ready to roll and sent a message similar to what I've said so far. There was no reply for over a day so a little bent out of shape I sent another message with obviously hurt feelings, which did prompt a response. Charlene Brande sent from her iPhone "How can I help you?" I could be wrong but I was assuming the owner of a yoga studio would have a clue on what kind of help I was looking for. I responded again still with hurt feelings explained how awkward it was for me to start with and this kind of reply didn't help, so for my efforts I have been ignored, i decided to go ahead and try yoga via streaming service. While doing my beginner yoga, I told my wife about what was going on, and apparently she had called 2 months ago and got ignored also. This place has a nice website and some interesting classes laid out which I assume I will never now that the communication got weird to non existent. The fact that she does her business through her phone exemplifies that she doesn't care about her potential clients or somehow she has some "weeding out " process. What a way to run a business.

Great service & AMAZING food!!! You definitely need to try…read morethe burgers (served on texas toast and cooked to perfection) & chicken tenders (with ken's sauce)!!

Cute little, small town bowling alley. Retro feel. Staff were friendly. We had fun!read more

The Lowry Center at Kenyon College is a phenomenal facility for students, facility, and guests of…read moreKenyon College to workout, swim, and watch sporting events in the building. Kenyon is home to one of the most exciting athletic centers of any small college in the country. Spacious, welcoming, architecturally stunning, and equipped with top-flight facilities, the Kenyon Athletic Center opened in January 2006. Soaring glass walls, arching steel trusses, and sleek lines make for a dramatic design. Open views and abundant natural light throughout the building promote the friendly interactions that shape Kenyon's spirit of community. In 2020, the Kenyon Athletic Center was renamed the Lowry Center to honor William E. Lowry Jr. '56 H'99, a three-sport Kenyon athlete. The building features the 200-meter Barrett A. Toan Indoor Track, an Olympic-sized pool named the James A. Steen Aquatic Center within the Lowry Center, the 1,600-seat Tomsich Arena for basketball and volleyball, the stunning 12,000 square foot state-of-the-art Patterson Fitness Center that houses over 200 pieces of exercise equipment, and the 120-seat Beulah Kahler Theater for game film review and team meetings. In addition to the previously mentioned sections, the Lowry Center also holds ample room for racquetball and squash courts, multipurpose rooms for dance, yoga, and aerobics, several study lounges, a Multi-Activity Court for recreational use, four conference rooms, a café, and substantial locker room space. There was lots of activity like a basketball game in the arena, a swim meet, students working out at the Lowry Center. I swam in the Steen Aquatic Center that was wonderful because the college hosted the Special Olympics Ohio South Central Swim Meet which first class for a NCAA Division III school. The Kenyon Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Teams have won multiple National titles in NCAA Division III. The facilities has lots of historical things of the past accomplishments in sports at Kenyon College. I will have to come back to work out and swim with the help of Kenyon student, facility member, or alumni. It is one the best facilities for a small college because it has every thing that a student, facility member, alumni, and guest needs. Thank you.