I had quite fun here at Camp Fitch. I find the beds to be quite uncomfortable even with a sleeping…read morebag, but there is so much fun to be had. From archery, to fishing, to visiting animals in the barn. There is a good time waiting for almost anyone. I highly recommend atleast checking the place out, make sure to check the weather! Have fun!

I was a camper there and it was fun. The cabin was good, but the bathroom was not that good. The…read moreactivities were fun and kept us busy all day. The food wasn't bad and I ate 4 bowls of chicken. It was fun and the consulers were good.

We visited our friend's camper at Holiday Camplands, on a July weekend. They were celebrating and…read more"all seasons" weekend, so there were lots of activities going on! They have a full calendar of events, golfing, swimming, a large lake and many more activities. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone looking to get away for the weekend or buy in!

I've been camping at Holiday Camplands several times in the summer and absolutely love the place…read more It's a nice "home away from home". It's a pretty large campsite, much larger than other local campgrounds. There is plenty to do there for children and adults, alike. There are two separate swimming pools, a large one located near the Clubhouse and the other, which is a bit smaller but still large enough for several people, located near the front of the campsite. There is a small playground located near the Clubhouse, as well, with a few swing sets and slides for children to play on. Holiday also contains its own golf course and a small mini golf (putt-putt) course. I'm 24 and had fun playing putt-putt there. Gault lake is also located in the campground. I believe that paddle boats/small boats are allowed in the lake, and it is stocked with fish for fishing, but there is no swimming permitted. There are various events that Holiday Campgrounds holds for adults and kids. There are teen/adult dances held at the pavilion near the clubhouse, and there are usually some decent local bands and DJ's there on the weekend. They hold bingo once in a while, which I have never been to, but would enjoy going to in the near future. There are also movie showings, which are typically aimed towards children and are usually showings of older movies. There is also a nice camp store located on the premises. It's a pretty basic camp store that stocks several camp-friendly groceries, candy, coffee/slush drinks, personal care products, and a lot of alcohol. There are three eateries located on the campsite. The pizza joint is decent. I tried their pizza last night and, while it wasn't anything to brag about, it was decent enough. They do, however, have delicious garlic bread sticks that are to die for! Prices are decent too. Kellie's Kones is also located near the Clubhouse and while the flavors and options there are minimal, the ice cream tastes good and the prices are fair. I would not recommend eating at Sandy's concession stand, though. I made the mistake of ordering a salad and order of fried pickles there and was shocked to find out that the portions that I was given were ridiculous for the rather expensive price. The salad was priced similarly to that of a sit-down restaurant and it was pathetically small. I was given four small fried pickles, too, and paid a premium for them. I would never eat there again. Overall, this place is really nice. I give it 5 stars because of all of the entertainment that the place offers and the friendliness of the staff.

Artlore Studio opened in the Spring of 2016 and has energized an already robust art scene in Erie…read more Artlore Studio is an art space which consists of handmade jewelry and other gifts, local visual arts; paintings and sculptures, on display and for sale, live music several nights a month and art camps for kids. Artlore Studio just recently tripled its floor space and has great plans for shows, concerts, kids art classes and studio work space. This is a must see for your visit to Erie and local people, you need to make this a weekly or monthly part of your art diet. Lena is a very outgoing and knowledgeable proprietor as well as a talented jeweler and her husband Steve is a talented musician.

Fantastic family run campground. Extremely pet friendly with large dog park. Family friendly with…read morelots to do every weekend. Large playground with basketball court, sand volleyball by the large swimming lake. Fishing lake with island for catch and release fishing. 3 cabins right on the water. Friendly staff and seasonals. I'd recommend this place to anyone!

07/03/2023 Where do I start without sounding like a…read moredisgruntled old man. An old friend was camping there with his motor home, I rented a cabin at the same campground. I met his wife at the general store and she after hugging and other pleasantries got in my car and we proceeded to her RV. Just got there and David raced up in his golf cart and proceeded to tell me he could have the police arrest me and her for giving the "secret" code to get in. Just the day before she was told she was going the wrong way on a street with no signs. I was told on the phone when my CC was billed I would receive an email with a map and what cabin I was in. Never happened! Finally at 5:00 at night I was allowed back in. 5 MPH is posted all over. My car in 1st gear idling is faster than that. Had foot on brake for all movement in camp. Many others go the opposite way on the roads in the campgrounds, particularly the golf carts and boy, never knew a golf cart could go so fast. Big sign no driving on grass, was told not for you. Sign in cabin says no parking on grass by cabins. They either do not want disabled vets there or they cater to people that pay by the year. Oh yes, pets are welcome, sign says you must take your dog so it doesn't bark. There was a barking dog that could be heard in the cabin, the trailer it came from said Mayor of the Lake. Once again if you aren't one of the good ole boys, watch your step.

Great group camp!…read more This place is just like you picture a summer camp to be. Cabins spread out and lot of activities through the scenic acres. I stayed for a weekend with my daughters Girl Scout troop. We had a cabin with bunk beds. There was heat and electric but no bathrooms. The bathhouse was a short walk through the valley from where we stayed. Other cabins would have a further walk depending on where you are located on the property. The price included meals and activities. My got to try archery, shoot BB guns, climb a rock wall, canoe and horse back riding was available for an extra charge. The girls also had time to do arts and crafts. There is a dining all where meals are served. The food was what your would expect to feed a large group. Hamburgers, pasta , waffles. There was fruit and salad available at most meals and milk, coffee, and hot chocolate available. Although the hall did run out of food several times for our group. Eventually more was made but it created some stress for the group. The shower house is old. It did have hot water for showering but if the camp were full I don't see how everyone would get a chance to use. The cabins were clean and warm. The bunk beds were very uncomfortable for the adults to sleep in. They have fans and a few electric outlets. For the price though it was a great experience.

I would do no stars.. Do not let your kids go to this camp. My kids were exposed. to carbon…read moremonoxide when they went for a school trip. My girls got very sick. Don't let them go. it's a very old camp and things like this happens

We just move to Ohio and my kids are loving this place - New and tidy, the owner is very welcoming…read moreand passionate about his work! my kids are seeing a great result, we will definitely be part of this family for years to come - I definitely recommend this place!

From the owner: Welcome to CK Gymnastics, the place where you can learn gymnastics with proper techniques, and feel…read morelike you've accomplished something every single day. Let's put our best effort into making our children successful and their future brighter. Take a look at our class information and get in touch to find out more.

I've called multiple times with no answer, response. No one returns your calls. Wanted to treat my…read moregrandson.

Best $25 Santa could spend on my little girl! Our 8 year old daughter wanted a horse for Christmas,…read moreand she literally thought there was going to be a horse standing in our living room when she woke up. So... yeah.... no horse but she did get a card from Santa with riding lessons at Larry's Stables, and some how she patiently waited to April!! Debby did a great job, was very patient and an excellent teacher. Our girl had ridden a couple other times, but never completely on her own. First lesson she was on her own and couldn't have been happier. We'll be back next week!!

I have spent 7 summers at Camp Allegheny! It's very fun. They have a fun hiking trail involving…read moreclimbing a small waterfall and going back down a mudslide. They have a large gym, a building in which they keep animals that they rent out for the summer, and archery range, and a chapel ( It's a Christian camp run by the Salvation Army, if you were not aware) They host fun activities every night, including, but not limited to: Campfire, carnival, a "play" based on the life of Jesus put on by the faculty, and the occasional talent show. A few words of warning however, many of the photos are very outdated, they were taken 5-6 years ago, and I doubt that the camp's yelp has been updated since then. They no longer do kayaking as they a removed a dam that used to be downstream a few years ago, making the water faster. Also, I don't know what the title is on about, it's not a day camp, it's a sleep away camp, if you send your child here, you (hopefully) will not see them between Monday and Friday. They host several themed weeks such as STEM week, outdoor adventure weeks, sports week, and music and arts week. Also, it's cheap, only $25 to send your child here for one week. If your interested, and live in Western Pennsylvania, go ahead to your nearest Salvation Army corp and sign your children up to have fun at camp Allegheny! (It's only available for the summer though)

My sons absolutely loved Camp Allegheny Day Camp. This was the first year we had heard about it, a…read moreflyer had come from their school. The counselors are so nice and friendly. There are so many different options of things they can do. Hiking, fishing, arts and crafts, archery, and so much more. It is very long 7:30am to 5pm and they did come home exhausted but that is never a bad thing for two rambunctious boys. My one son is on the autism spectrum and did very well here. There were no issues at all. There is no signal for if you are to send a child with a phone but there is open communication with a camp counselor for if anything happens either at camp or at home. My husband and I definitely recommend this camp for parents with older children who would be able to handle a full day away. Aside from our vacation, this was the most fun they had all summer!