Unless you need to work on your cardio, you better plan to do alot of hill climbing. The pull rope…read morewas broken when we went there, and didn't look like it was going to be operational anytime soon. So take your $25 (price per day) and use it for a gym membership. Call before you go to see if it's fixed. Their website didn't even mention it was broken. Would have been nice to know, considering we drove a ways to get there.

This place is stinking cool, but it's definitely pretty tired. The toboggan runs have some serious…read morebumps that can be painful, but it's worth it for the thrill seeker. The tubing is sweet, and much slower, like a tiny ski run. The lift for tubes isn't working so it's a bit of a haul to pull the tubes up the hill. I'd highly recommend this once, but it's too expensive to do regularly ($20 per person).

I want to start with the positives and then move onto the negatives…read more Pros: I think Cannonsburg is a nice place for beginners and locals. The ticket counter and ski/boot rental process was super easy. The prices were very reasonable. The beginner slope was perfect for my 5 year old. Cons: As many others have mentioned, the parking lot is atrocious. The bathroom stalls are so tiny and not very clean. The snack area (not the restaurant) was okay. Basic food options. Staff appeared to be unenthusiastic about being there. Also, I have only been to a handful of ski resorts in my life. However, the ski lifts do not have a safety bar on any of the lifts. I felt like I was holding on for dear life. The distance from the beginner slope to the far right ski lift was pretty far and exhausting to get to. Overall, it's nice to have a local spot to ski. And I would not mind trying the tubing. I am sure that people have complained about these things over the years like parking and bathrooms ... but I don't think this place really cares. I think they are more like "take us as we are"! So this place isn't fancy but it is what it is.

Dont leave a review if it's about the parking lot or the bathrooms they already know all of that…read moreand if it's about the prices your just broke. GREAT SKI HILL, W CANNONSBURG

Such a cute little space. I had a day off and searched "nature center" to take my toddler and ended…read moreup here. The outside makes it look a bit more impressive than the inside. There is a beautiful exterior with some pretty nature trails nearby. The inside seems to be somewhat wasted space as there is a small exhibit section, a play section, and a gift shop but also wide open conference room space, classroom space, and bird watching space that could have a bit more interaction to occupy little hands and minds. I appreciate the toddler friendly activities in the play space, though. It didn't look like much but there was a nice assortment of books, puzzles, stuffed animals, and a couple other things that could be pulled out and gone through one at a time to take up space. My son also enjoyed the nature trail storybook outside, although it was a bit long for little legs and we didn't get to finish. Overall, I really enjoyed my outing here and think a few small additions could make this center even better.

1st time camping here and we had 3 lots, all family and friends. There was supposed to be Wi-Fi but…read moredidn't, they kept harassing us about cars and people. We did not go beyond their guidelines at all but kept trying to tell us we had to move tents( made no sense), but we did. Our power kept flickering and going dim. We didn't dare playing games past 7 because they would probably have something to say. We have been here a total of 23hrs and they came at least 10 times.. no joke. We had adults and kids and they would just nit pick about everything the kids would do. Pool was supposed to be heated as well but was broke. We made the best of it tho. I won't be coming back.

Zero Upkeep. Last year we camped at a lot on Memorial Day weekend. The water spigot was broke on…read moreour site. We then went in September and walked by that same lot and the spigot was still broken. Last year on Memorial Day weekend the concrete pads in the lots had about 1" of sand, pine needles and basic debris. The Sunday before Memorial Day they finally filled the pool. You would think that the owners would at least try to do basic upkeep on one of the busier weekends of the year and the kick off of camping season. On various lots there was grass that was 12" high. This year over Memorial Day it stormed a lot. The grade of this campground is awful. There are whole lots that are covered in water. I don't think this park owns a string trimmer because there are weeds growing along every pole and tree. Whatever the "Maintenance Fees" that we pay go for, it's obviously not going into upkeep on this park. Thankfully we were only scammed into getting a 2 year membership. We are thankful we didn't sign up for a 5 year or lifetime membership. This place is a scam

Super family camping experience. Kids loved each area of the camp. Full of things to do and…read morebeautiful views. We will be back.

Overall: Request your site number before your stay to ensure the hookup is accommodating for your…read morecamper or make sure to ask when booking your reservation. Water/electric hookups tend to be on opposite sides or different locations on all sites. Campground is more suitable for larger groups rather than a leisure family weekend stay. Beach area is clean for a private lake, yet it is a small area. Hard to tell if the slides are free for campers or have to pay. Lack and miscommunication within the campground and its employees is a disappointment while confusing. Odd hours of camp store and campground office. Closest store off of grounds is about 10-15mins away heading towards Big Rapids 131 on ramp. Review: Experienced campers with travel trailer. Decided to stay here after hearing about the positive experiences our church groups have had on recent trips. I would like to point out that we were camping as a small family stay and not part of any church or summer camp group. Our reservation for a water electric site (a fri-mon stay) was placed a few wks in advance. The original site they reserved for us was on the Bayview side and not accommodating for a reg 30ft travel trailer. The electrical outlet was placed right next to the fire pit along with the site next to us. The pits are not moveable. In order to have electric on our site, the cord would run over the fire pit or tightly on the side of the pit. The idea of having a fire did not seem safe at all because of this issue. The water hookup also did not reach. When we spoke to the office about our site, they highly suggested we could buy another water hose from their store to fix the problem or we could move to another site until Sunday in which we would have to move by 1pm for the next campers coming in. We opted to switch sites because even with us not having a fire, the site next to us having a fire so close to the electrical unit made us uneasy. The lack of communication between campground offices and employees was confusing and tiresome throughout the stay. Each time we would ask if there was a cancellation on the site where we moved or when/where we would have to move on Sunday the office had no idea of what we were talking about and we would have to explain to them the situation over. When the office was closed, the camp store would also access the reservation software and try to find out a solution. One of those being our first site that we moved off of with the electrical over the fire pit. The first site we moved to by them was right on the lake which was nice. Aside from the sites being close together, the setup of the fire pit, electric, and water hookup was much more thought out and fits a regular 30ft travel trailer nicely. A lot of the workers there are teens, the ones who ran the activities by the lake or worked in the lake house were not helpful and seemed bothered by helping guests. We saw a majority of them on their cell phones a lot of the time and ignoring guests when they would need help for the boats or slides. We had purchased tickets for some of the activities at the camp store. The employee who had help us could not give us any information for the activity where it was located up or the specifics of it along with lack of communication in purchasing tickets for the boat or slide at the store and the lake. They do offer a free petting zoo which was nice. However, a lot of the other campers would let their kids run wild in there. I felt bad for the animals because kids would just climb into the cages with the animals or open the doors to their cages. There was little supervision by the campground in the petting zoo area in care for the animals. Located in the bathrooms is a dishwashing area which was nice to have one inside; however, it is right when you walk into the bathrooms. There is no mat or sign for the floor because it gets so wet from the dishwashing area. There is a little drain in the floor that helps a little, but the floor still gets terribly slippery. Overall, we were a little disappointed in our stay because we have heard such great things about the campground. I feel they have great ideas for their campers, but the lack in miscommunication throughout the campground provides a lack in experience for the campers. I did feel that our family was inconvenience towards the campground as they had a summer camp group coming in as well as a local church group they were setting up for near us in the Bayview area as well. that seems to be where they focus their attention and great experiences on. After we moved to our final site, the Bayview area did have a lot of cars parked down there from a group coming in. It was tight and was not great for hitching up a camper to tow out or just simply parking your car there. I think if we attended here in a larger group or attend the summer camp program our experience would be different.

The parking area for this groomed cross-country ski trail is off Lovers Lane just North of Milham…read morePark (basically between Milham Park and the golf course). It's a nice blend of relatively flat areas and some small hills and is a great spot for newbies to get a feel for cross-country skiing. It's a pretty popular spot when the weather is right for cross-country skiing, and it's a cool way to make use of the golf course off-season.