We rented kayaks here, having previously rented canoes from Little Miami and Scenic River Canoe…read morerentals. The difference is that other local rental shops are staffed by workers who genuinely seems to enjoy the outdoors and being on the water. In comparison, Mariemont Livery workers seem to be minimum wage workers who are bored, need a summer job and are killing time. In fact, it seemed like we were an inconvenience. When we asked about any differences between handling a canoe and a kayak on the river, our associate said he had no idea, as he'd never been on the river, nor used a kayak!!! Personally, I would recommend renting elsewhere.

What a great experience! We've been customers of a few other liveries, but we're Mariemont's…read morecustomers from this point forward. You get options of how you want to float down the river, it's affordable and the staff is extremely accommodating! Definitely make this your livery home!

This is a great experience! Probably the best we've ever had in Cincinnati. Captain Kevin was an…read moreall star and told us all kinds of interesting facts about the city and the sights we came across. This is an absolute blast and a fun way to see the city like you've never seen it before. Sunset cruise at the end of the summer was a perfect time to do it. Can't recommend this enough! Thanks Kevin!

Such an amazing time! This was my fourth experience and they keep getting better and better!read more

These guys were a lot of fun! I took my whole family to the discover scuba event. Our kids loved…read moreit. Mike and David were very informative. Had no idea of the travel opportunities. We are signing up for class.

Another of the exhibitors at the Great Inland Seafood Festival. Had several pleasure boats on…read moredisplay. You can climb aboard and look around at the various amenities. We were there at night and there seemed to be a lighting issue in the parking lot, but if you visit the festival this weekend during the day, you should see plenty of nice boats.

Great dealership the staff is excellent. I highly Recommend Marty he was great. Not pushy like…read moreothers I have had in the past. He listened well and was very upfront and honest all great characteristics to have in Martys line of work.

My colleague attended a CPR course at this establishment with Gene as the instructor…read more Unfortunately, this was a jarring and unpleasant experience. She is a nursing mother, and so asked if she could use the shop's restroom to pump, to which Gene replied that the restroom was unusable for at least a day because SCUBA suits were bringing drip dried, and having a customer use the facilities there would be a liability. He also denied any locations nearby had restrooms, or any other rooms at the establishment could be used. My friend resorted to crossing the street to a cabinet store who thankfully allowed her to use the facilities. Even apart from this, CPR the instruction itself was stressful, involved a lot of yelling, and was overall a negative experience. The instructor included a firearms scenario in the instruction, utilising a fake gun. Gene assumed the role of yelling distractor, 911 operator giving incorrect information, and criminal who steals the fake gun. All this to say, not what you'd expect from a CPR class, or an establishment of any kind.

This is a hidden gem of a SCUBA shop. It's been in the Hartwell area for nine years and the owner…read moreGene is super friendly and helpful. This is a well stocked shop for all your SCUBA needs and they even offer CPR/Basic Life Support Classes.

Our training provided by Chris was excellent and comprehensive. iFLY wind tunnels generate wind…read morespeeds of up to 165 mph (266 km/h). iFLY's vertical wind tunnels provide a controlled environment for simulating the skydiving experience.

Horrible customer service nobody answers the phone and items that were purchased were not provided…read more Had to do a charge back with my bank.

Beautiful state park, voted a "gem" in Ohio! The lake is a perfect size to kayak on as larger boats…read moreare not permitted. If you paddle to the back of the lake on the campground side, the creek is gorgeous. There's a ton of wildlife like herons, turtles, eagles, and all sorts of fish for catch and release. The campground hosts several events throughout the season and has electric and non-electric but no full hook up. The camp store has everything you may need. Hike on one of the many clean trails or try a round of disc golf, it's a brand new trail and impressive!

Pulled out camper in to this nice small campground for the weekend. Easy check-in and very clean…read morefacilities. A lot for the family to do with basketball court, pickleball, kids playground, cornhole, ping pong, trails and kayaking! Absolutely coming back!

I took my wife here for one of our first dates and 8 years later on our anniversary it still has…read morethe same magic. We went with some friends who were visiting from out of town and initially wanted to get a motorboat but because we had 4 1/2 people we could not get it. We settled on the paddle boats with the canopy and it turned out to be a better experience. We moseyed down the lake eating watermelon and strawberries and listening to bluegrass via Bluetooth to submerge ourselves in the experience. For a few hours, I forgot I was in the city. It was a pretty cheap and stress free experience. There are so many options for the water vessels along with fishing and summertime treats in the field house. Parking is $3 a pop but you can get a year pass for $10. The return on investment is incredible if you ask me...but I guess no one is asking! :) Enjoy! Not so humbly submitted, Michael C

I wrote this letter Sunday 8/11 after our visit to Woodland Mound Breezy Point splash pad and…read moreemailed it to the assistant manager the same day. I had also sent an email through the "contact us" option on the website asking for the email address for the supervisor or guest relations. I received a response from Lisa Herring the next day 8/12 letting me know that this was the correct email address and to send her my comments/ concerns and that she would forward it to the correct person it needed to go to. I then forwarded her the exact letter I had emailed to the assistant manager. I have yet to get a response from either person, so I have attached a copy of the letter that I sent in hopes to receive a response from the person in charge of Breezy Point at Woodland Mound! To whom it may concern, Hello, my name is Alexyss Parker. I'm writing to you today to inform you of an experience I had with your lifeguards at Breezy Point splash pad. Upon arriving, my daughter was so excited to play in the water. Getting her shoes off was almost impossible because she was so excited. As she ran through the water, I heard both of the lifeguards yell at her to walk. She kept running. Because I was tending to my other child, I could not get to the lifeguards quick enough to talk to them about the situation. During the time I was tending to my other child I heard the lifeguards yell at her a few more times to walk. Once I got my youngest situated, I walked over to the lifeguards and told them that my daughter has Autism and she doesn't understand that she needs to walk, she doesn't even know that they're talking to her. As I was explaining that my daughter doesn't understand, one of your lifeguards then asked me to tell her that she needs to walk. I then told her I would try to explain to her that she needs to walk, but I again told her that she has Autism and doesn't understand. I expressed to them that I didn't know what else to do, that she's going to run a bit because she's excited (she runs and flaps her hands when she's excited). The lifeguard then told me that she needs to walk because if other kids see her running they're going to run too. I told her I understood and would do my best to keep her from running. Throughout our time there I could see them talking amongst themselves and sometimes pointing at my daughter. It honestly made me feel uncomfortable and like it was an inconvenience that my daughter was there, even though they had to tell other kids multiple times to walk as well. I had even heard one of them say to another child, "You need to walk, I don't want to have to tell you again!" Isn't that her job? To make sure these kids are safe? Some kids need repetition and need to be told something over and over again, until it finally clicks for them or in some cases it doesn't "click". My daughter is one of those kids who needs that repetition. I feel as though if they were more educated in being around special needs children, the conversation would have been a lot different and our time there would have been more fun. The young gentleman that took over for a short period of time while the other girl I'm assuming was on break, did a wonderful job at trying to help remind her to walk and had even reached his hand out to her to try to get her to slow down. He was very patient with all of the kids, unlike the other girls who just completely disregarded even trying. My daughter is not the only child in this community with special needs. There are other kids who have a hard time understanding and comprehending rules and safety just like my daughter. We have been here multiple times before today and it has never been this much of an issue. I bring my daughter here because I feel like Breezy Point is the safest place for her to play and enjoy the water because it is a gated area and she is completely oblivious to danger. I wanted to make you aware of this situation that way you could use this as a teaching tool and better educate your staff about how to appropriately approach and handle the situation given they are faced with another special needs child (and another parent trying to do their best) in the future. I appreciate you taking the time to read my letter and hope you have a great rest of your day! Sincerely, Alexyss Parker