Really great time all of the staff was super friendly and hospitable and gave us enough knowledge…read moreto feel confident to handle everything so a great time definitely recommend to see some really nice nature!

The staff and owner here were awesome! They made sure my family, including my dad who has…read moredisability, enjoyed an equal and amazing experience canoeing/kayaking down the river. Would highly recommend!

Lincoln was our boat guy this morning. He was very patient and helpful with getting our anxious 10…read moreyear old into her kayak.

We found this secret camp spot not too far from Hocking Hills State Park right along the river…read more Shane set us up over the phone with a campsite and kayaking for the next day even though it was preseason! The campsites had a small bundle of wood for a campfire and they were really well spaced out so you don't feel that you are right on top of the next site. The hot showers and restrooms were well maintained and really nice after falling in on our kayak excursion:) Thanks Shane

The Flyboard experience was incredible. My boyfriend and I both went, completely inexperienced and…read morehad a lot of fun learning how to fly. We were both successful and got some decent exercise doing so. Tyler was great at coaching us through and we spent a ton of time in the air. I would definitely recommend the 45 min experience! Very fun!

This was a an awesome new experience for me and my wife. I would totally recommend this to my…read morefriends and would go again. We found this on Groupon and being that we live in the Columbus area this is probably one of the most exciting sports in the area. There are 2 locations for which one is in Sandusky, OH and the one we went to was in Landcaster, OH just south on a clean lake that was initially a stone quarry. It's next to the Lakeview RV Park. I would use the online website to contact them and set up an appointment since they aren't on the lake every day. We actually only used the Flyboard. It is much more maneuverable than the jet pack so we were told when we got there and I would totally believe it. You can even start off with some tricks your first day if you do the longer 45 min experience unless you are already that good. I tried 4 backflips my first time however this might not be a reasonable goal for some people. My wife had a blast as well and got up without any problems. I hope you all get a chance to try this. Our instructor was absolutely awesome and very passionate about this sport.

Very peaceful, and well kept sites, a very private area. Well kept bathrooms, including showers…read more Running water available around the area. A perfect place, if you're looking to visit near Hocking Hills and the surrounding area. (Logan, Laurelville, etc. Very friendly staff. Overall, a great stay, and would come here again.

First time camping in hocking hills and the site checked all the boxes i was looking for. Like the…read morewebsite says it is very close to the state park and is across the street from some adjacent hikes so driving wont be a hassle. The camp is smaller than you would imagine from the website but the majority of sites on the grounds give you the amenities you would need, there is potable water sites sprinkled through the grounds as well as outhouses for men and women across the sites. The main part i enjoyed was how few other campers i saw i have heard that the main state park campground can get crowded but palmerosa does not have that problem at all, when i arrived i was even given the opportunity to swap to a more preferred site upon seeing the options in person (although i cant say this is a ground rule). Speaking to that the staff was wonderful we met one nice gentleman who accommodated us with our questions and equipment and was all around helpful and friendly. Palmerosa also allows horses which i cant speak much to as i didnt do that but we saw one group with two horses and those horses looked happy and the people taking care of them looked satisfied. In my opinion palmerosa is the perfect spot for someone who wants tread the line on primitive camping while its out of the way and secluded but close enough to attractions and town for you to not be far from fun. Thanks for an amazing trip

It's a nice park - Lots of different things to do. There is an inclined hike to a lookout or you…read morecould walk around the pond in the grounds that are flatter. Probably 6 to 10 tennis courts, along with spots to fish, andin and a nice playground

Beautiful Park. The kids enjoyed the playground which was very clean. And, there is a great walk…read morethat takes you to a stunning overlook of the city.

Awesome set up and courses. Good price. It was my first time really playing paintball and I loved…read moreit. Ready to blast off again some time soon.

11/10 place. One of my best friends had a birthday here and bought 2 hours of time. The owner is an…read moreawesome guy and I will 100% be coming back for my own birthday and such.

All of the trail info I previously described still holds true, and the rockbridge is still fun to…read moresee. What's been greatly improved since our previous visit is the parking and trailhead! There's a nice, paved decently sized parking lot available now. The trailhead is clearly marked with a boot brush, a fun butterfly art piece, and multiple tall, colorful informational signs about history, geology, and trail maps. These are excellent additions to this space and great to see.

What a beautiful hike with some really cool rock formations, waterfalls and some steep hills to get…read morethe blood pumping!

This is a beautiful little preserve located near Hocking Hills. When you first park and head in,…read more you are greeted by the picturesque Lake Odonata. There is a trail that takes you near the lake and the Beaver Pond to the right when you are facing the park, with a short floating boardwalk through the wetland area to your left. The longer trails are the Casa Burro Trail (1 mile) and Shelter Trail (0.5 mile) and can be accessed by heading up the path past the historic buildings that now serve as the nature center and classroom spaces. The Casa Burro Trail overlaps a bit with the Shelter Trail before veering uphill through the forest and giving a good view of the sandstone cliffs. The Shelter Trail is a bit flatter and provides a nice journey through the woods. Most of the loops bring you back to the Nature Center, which has reopened though they are limiting the number of people inside at one time. Also near the Nature Center is a raptor area, where two birds, a Barred Owl and a Red-Shouldered Hawk, who are unable to be released into the wild, are residing. The naturalists are terrifically friendly here and can often be found near the information kiosk and nature center. They were offering some very cute kids activities and materials on our most recent visit - there is a dragon footprint scavenger hunt through the woods, and they gave out little prizes for completing it. A great place to visit!

It's a pretty place to walk, but beware the people that run it are not the most friendliest. If you…read moredo something they don't like, they will yell at you. They are big naturalists, they don't even allow fishing.