me and my boyfriend went down there to fish mind you it says you can fish there with the exact…read morepoint where to go and we been fishing there for a while and this lady stops us saying if we don't have boat we cant fish but the web don't say anything about private property.

Debbie is very unprofessional and rude and lies. She is…read moreDisrespectful to the customers but if you are rude back then you get kicked out. Beware. Bad place full of drama

My friends and I are regularly kayakers, we were excited to try kayaking in a cavern. This kayak…read moretrip is extremely easy, but it was very cool to be in the dark with the neon glow of the kayaks. It is consistently cold in the cavern, and we dressed appropriately and were comfortable. This included neoprene fingerless gloves, wool socks, and clean water shoes. You cannot wear regular shoes as they scratch the clear kayaks. Our guide, Drew, and his "photographer", Matthew, were excellent. We felt safe, he provided a good amount of information, and had a sense of humor. A really cool experience in the Red River Gouge area.

Underground kayaking was such a cool, fun experience! It was my first time kayaking, so I was…read morepretty nervous, but our guide was incredibly patient and kind. He took great photos of each of us and our group. The group was small, which I loved because it never felt rushed. The colorful lights you see as you make your way through the cave are very awesome. Just a heads up, your feet and bottom will get very cold! Definitely wear layers and socks. We went in the summer and were still freezing by the end. Still, it was absolutely one of the best things I've done.

We hiked the fern valley trail. It was pretty easy. Well suited for little ones and adults. There's…read morea few spots near the lake where you might have to help smaller kids but our daughter and her friend managed well enough. Saw a lot of little toads on the trail. Lots of butterflies and squirrels. We managed to see a Heron fishing and flying. That made the trip in my opinion. We walked around the lodge. Not too much to see in there. Looks like a decent enough place to stay. Staff wasn't very friendly but I guess you can't expect much out of government employees having to work a holiday.

We had lunch at Anglers Cove today. The buffet was delicious and our waitress, Jayden, was…read morewonderful!

Been using the boat launch area since 2010. It's a nice park, well managed & clean…read more Here's some info from their website: "The marina is located on the east end of Maysville on the southern bank of the Ohio River. The river park offers camping, picnicking and boating fun for the whole family. The park has 43 camp sites as well as primitive camping. Offering seasonal, monthly, weekly and daily rates. There is water and electric hook-up at each site. The park also provides a dump station, showers and restroom facilities, which are open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m., snack shop, boat launch, boat docks and playground. There are two picnic shelters, with grills, that may be reserved. There is also seasonal and daily boat launch passes available. The park is open April 1 through Oct. 31, seven days a week. Maysville River Park & Marina is independently managed by Ernest Pierceall. For more information, call (606) 407-5945" http://www.cityofmaysville.com/contact/maysville-river-park-marina/

Worth stopping for a look even if your like me and dont have a boat. There's a small youth pond…read morewere kids were fishing. Decent flush bathrooms. Also stopped at the beach ... to chilly for swimming. Not sure if you were even allowed this year due to covid.

Nice day out on the lake. I'd recommend using them. I…read morefound there communication to be lacking, but otherwise we had a good experience.

Very friendly staff & clean boats. We rented a 5 person pontoon for 3 hrs & was concerned it would…read morebe too long but it was the perfect amount of time to go the entire length of the lake & stop along the way to fish. If you don't plan to fish or swim, 2 hrs is plenty.

It's a boat dock. It has ample parking along with a restaurant open during the summer months plus a…read moregeneral store inside. I am not sure if they general store is open during the year, but either way, it is open during the main water months!

If I could give six stars I would. We rented a pontoon boat yesterday to take a mobility…read morechallenged loved one out for a cruise and a picnic. Every single member of the staff went out of their way to help us get her on board and off and to make sure we had a great experience. They have a large selection of pontoons of various sizes, including some with a walkable rooftop with a water slide. Too much fun!!!

We looked forward to renting a pontoon boat and were thankful for a beautiful day. Walking up to…read morethis establishment it was obvious the signage about distance and masks being worn by employees was not being taken seriously. We watched how the boat was cleaned before we got on and it was quick sprays and wipe downs. The steering wheel was not cleaned, disgusting. Thankfully we had anticipated the lack of cleaning and packed our own wipes and cleaning supplies. However, they need to step it up for the safety of their customers and staff. We would consider renting again as we are in the area frequently but hope that they will consider new practices and measures. Addition: being handed the life jackets with no additional cost is great. However, again watching the staff the jackets were not sanitized or cleaned after. Not cool.

This was my first time kayaking and it was awesome. Will definitely be going back. The gentleman…read morewho helped us, Jeff, was super nice and the ease of checking was quick. Simply call by noon to make your kayak reservation. They have two hour rentals for 20bucks. Or you could do half a day or full day rentals for 35 at most. We did the two hour rental since it was my first time. Anyways, we reserved them for 1-3pm and we were running late we called to let them know which it wasn't a problem at all. They were super nice. Got there signed waiver and paid. Went to the dock and he already had them waiting for us. It was the perfect day, highly recommend going if you haven't done so already :) we even made some new friends in the river haha

They are professional and very helpful, with so much personal attention they make each individual…read morefeel like you are on a private trip even with other people around. I love this place - have been twice and would happily go back. The kayaks are sit in, and very maneuverable. I felt safe and had a great time - it's peaceful, as well as exciting. Saw herons, turtles, fish, hawks, and even peregrine falcons. Takes you between Hall's on the River and Proud Mary.

Strouds Run State Park is a gem, just a few miles from the City of Athens in southeastern Ohio…read more Lots of great trails around the lake and above on the many ridges throughout the park. Fairly large campground with spots that aren't too close together. Beach is typically dragged each morning in the summer and canoes, kayaks, and even motorized pontoon boats for rent. The motorized pontoon is blasphemy for those of us who have been going to the park since the 1970s, but they aren't so many that it is too loud or disruptive. There is one short trail that is accessible for all and there is a mix of pit and flush toilet facilities. There is no life guard at the beach but there is a safe and sizable enclosed playground for young ones.

Pretty spot for a day in nature. They have a nice playground, boat launch, and plenty of bench's…read moreoverlooking water. They do have bathrooms too!