We went kayaking there, and it was absolutely wonderful. It's a very leisurely ride down the river…read more The price is a reasonable, and then you get off at the end, and got the opportunity to have great food and drinks

rent kayaks or canoes for a ride down Cuyahoga River…read more See their website for more info on when and where. I took an AWESOME paddle today. 6.5 miles $25 for a single kayak. I did it in less than 2 hours, but they give you 4 hours. I called them and they came to pick me up early. GREAT customer care! Best to book ONLINE I did it for the night before I wanted to paddle.

Absolute joke! Apparently quoting prices for their products is a bridge too far, even if you are…read moreupfront and tell them you are getting prices for a purchase the following week. They don't stock the product and won't tell you what it is going to cost without a credit card number. Went with a dealer in Detroit that understands business transactions. Negative stars if possible for wasting my time waiting for them to return a call to decide to not tell me what the price is.

Deep six is a great dive shop. They know their stuff and have been around forever; if you are…read moreinterested in getting certified definitely check them out, they will not waste your time.

This is a great place to rent a kayak! $10 an hour, which is the best price we've seen in the area…read more Also, the owner/workers are very nice, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Our most recent adventure was interrupted by storms, but they gave us as much "make up time" on the water as we wanted. Also, we recently bought one kayak of our own and they were very helpful giving us pointers on how to safely secure it to our rack. We love Killin' It Kayaks and will continue to rent from them on a regular basis!

I love this place! We own our own kayaks but wanted to try stand up paddle boards, so we headed…read morehere. They are super nice and friendly, and when we forgot our sunblock, they gave us some that someone had left behind. They didn't try to sell us any. It's $10 per hour per rental, which is super cheap. Everything was clean and in great shape. You go to their store, and then follow them in your own car to the lake. It's a one minute drive. Then they help you into the yak and off you go. They either come back to get the yaks at the time you want, or you can call or text them to come back. Great people, great experience, great price, great equipment. What else could you ask for?!?!

This is a PERFECT activity for teens with stess! I highly recommend the Outrage Room. This is my…read more5th time at the Outrage Room and every teenager I have brought ALWAYS asked me when we can go back again :) And the staff is SUPER helpful! If you have a teenager in your life you need to bring them here!!

This place was so much fun to release steam and have a good laugh!…read more My sister and I went after some bad news just expecting to smash some stuff. We didn't know we'd also meet Jan (I think is what she said her name is) who was so supportive and made the experience even more fun by amping you up. They let you play your own music (we chose to listen to our neighbors playlist since it was good). You get glass bottles and a bucket full of random breakables - china, bowls, trinkets, VHS tapes (that are quite explosive), electronics, etc. along with different tools to smash with - my sister and I really enjoyed the golf clubs. Just a heads up, you get hot with the gear on so don't dress overly warm (pants and closed toes shoes are required).

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

Such a beautiful ride! I went one way in daylight and came back at night. All the houses have…read morelights reflecting on the lake absolutely beautiful. They provided some food and we brought some too. Just such a relaxing wonderful summertime thing to do. I highly recommend it. They have different size boats. You can just hop on the one going, or schedule one for yourself. They will provide the driver to navigate, and you just sit back and relax. They also have some cruises with live Musicians on board, which is really nice too.

The business has 3 locations, Cuyahoga Valley Adventures which runs trips in the Merriman Valley…read moreand the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Burning River Adventures which runs trips between Kent and Cuyahoga Falls and Mahoning River Adventures which is currently on hold until the dam is cleared on the Mahoning River; this review is for the Cuyahoga Valley Adventures. I am an active kayaker with my own kayak and I am always looking for new trips that I haven't done before so I was intrigued when I saw that CVA was offering a 6 mile kayak trip on the middle Cuyahoga River. I tried to book a trip online, but to book the 6 mile trip with my own kayak I was required to have at least 2 people in my booking. Last week I was passing through the area so I figured I would stop and see if I could work it out. I found the location easy enough, it is a long drive just north of the shopping plaza. I met Brad and we discussed if he could book me for the 6 mile trip; I understood that they were concerned about the possible liability of sending a single kayak out on a somewhat challenging section of the river. Brad said he had to check with his boss and I should give him a call. When I got Brad on the phone he said that they could book me on the trip and that he would meet me at the Hampton Road takeout location so that when I finished I could just do the takeout and head home. Brad was right on time meeting me at the takeout and we loaded my kayak and headed to the CVA location where we were meeting the other groups that were going on the 6 mile trip using the CVA kayaks. Having been on quite a few kayak and rafting trips I was impressed by how CVA handled getting everyone checked in, outfitted and oriented in what to expect on the river. Brad covered the necessary information in an entertaining manner and kept everyone's attention. We then loaded up the vans and were transported to The Cascade Valley Metropark Valley View area which allows river access just after the river merges with the Little Cuyahoga River. The put in area is nicely set up and we got the whole group in and on the river easily. Since I was setting up a bunch of items I ended up on the river last, but quickly ended up passing the rest of the group. The river at this point is got plenty of park around it so it feels pretty wild even though we are on the outskirts of Akron. Since I was the first one going down the river I did see 2 otters or beavers who skirted into the river as I approached, further down I had 2 hawks swoop across the river and later I encountered quite a few Blue Herons. About 2 miles down river you pass a road overpass and the river side changes to houses and businesses for about 1/2 mile. In this stretch you will see the takeout/put in spot for CVA which is well marked. After this is about 4 miles of wilderness river with plenty of bends and some very nice rapids. Near the end of this stretch of the river you will pass the Akron Waste Treatment Plant. The Hampton Road site is well marked on the river with a warning sign just at the start of bend. The takeout is easy, although there is a bit of a haul to get the kayak up to the parking lot. Cuyahoga Valley Adventures truly provided a great adventure on the Cuyahoga River. The section of the river I covered is one of the more challenging runs with swift currents, very nice class 1&2 rapids and plenty of curves that you expect from a crooked river. CVA handled the trip in a professional manner and made everyone feel welcome while still making sure that people were ready to have a fun and safe trip. For $20 I got myself and my kayak ferried up river so I could have an excellent trip. CVA has a number of options including 2, 4 and 6 mile trips with your own kayak or their rentals. The kayaks they supply are usually sit on top, although they do have some sit in kayaks upon request. They have single, tandem and kids kayaks. They supply you with the boat, lifejackets and paddles. They will also supply you with drybags for a reasonable fee. Their location is rustic and charming. I was very glad to be able to get out on a new section of the river which provided some nice thrills and lots of great scenery. If you want to have a great fun adventure on the Cuyahoga River and a chance to see the Cuyahoga Valley National Park from a different perspective Cuyahoga Valley Adventures is well worth checking out.

No seat belts available in the van that transports you to and from the river…read more Lovely kayaking experience but seatbelts should be available in the van! Won't be back and won't recommend to toasty

Walking path near the Cleveland script sign that's is moderately easy and takes you down by the…read morelake. Scenery isn't the greatest as lots of warehouses around and it does not appear as anybody takes care of the landscape there. But it was a peaceful and relaxing walk.

Walking path in Cleveland next to the river and small salt mines. It's not very well kept and not…read moretoo many people by walk on her visited me up buddy got a lot of stuff said they walked around the whole thing so it was cool to see but I need some work