We had the best experience on Captain Dani's wagon! We went to the Silos, Ned Peppers & Pins. We…read moredid the Oregon Hop and picked where we wanted to go. You can bring three drinks per person, we had four people and a small cooler. We lucked out with a great group of fellow peddlers - the wagon is motorized so you don't have to actually pedal but it's a fun concept. Hook your phones Bluetooth up to her sound system and this wagon will bump!!! It's just an all around fun experience, something unique and a great way to connect with the city.

Dayton pedal wagon and captain Tom made my bday so much fun. Everyone had a great time. We had a…read moregroup of 15 and had a blast. Captain Tom kept it fun and also was taking pictures that we got to enjoy later. Well worth it!!

Our trip to Mackinac Island was so enjoyable. The Island is fantastic. Murray Hotel best on…read moreIsland. Lots of people lined up for their delicious fudge. Horse drawn carriage tour is not to be missed. Words cannot describe lunch at the Grand Hotel. Sitting on the world's longest porch in the sun enjoying that fantastic view... well, you all got to go! Our driver Len was the most competent, friendly and just an all around swell guy. Always at the door to assist passengers. Greetings with a smile each day. I hope he's our driver for upcoming trips. Debbie in the office will see to it that your trip is memorable. Happy trails with Croswell.

First time using this bus tour service. Would definitely do another trip with them. Very clean…read moremodern busses with restroom, tvs, air conditioning, and heat. Plenty of stops on the way for bathroom breaks and stretching, or grabbing a bite. Our tour guides Martin and Bev were fantastic keeping us entertained and informed. They took care of luggage and getting everyone's hotel keys, venue tickets, and above all doing a head count after EVERY stop! Our driver Paul was awesome! I felt totally at ease reading, doing a puzzle, or sleeping. Very safe operation of the behemoth 56 passenger bus. Meals included were always a multiple choice of 3 entrees so something for everyone. Some venues were a little rushed but that was due to the weather. All in all a great time.

This is a living museum. Hands on for sure. A gem of a home that has undergone a multimillion…read moredollar makeover to its original state. The building was once chopped up into several units after the original owners. Everything invites you to touch and feel unlike most Wright museums. The furniture is sparse and reproductions. The guide invites us to sit and feel the experience. We learned lots of insider info from our knowledgeable host. Go and see this living gem.

Springfield OH is home to Westcott House, architect Frank Lloyd Wright's first (and only) Prairie…read morestyle home in the state. The Westcott House had fallen into disrepair over the years, and was restored in 2005 by the local non profit Westcott House Foundation. The Foundation now owns the property and preserves it as a museum, which is open to the public for tours. Tour tickets can be purchased online. Our tour guide was fantastic. She had so much knowledge about the house, the architectural style and the Westcott family. The tour was scheduled for 90 minutes, but I think she could have shared info with us all day! The museum gift shop had some beautiful items. Parking is available on the street in front of the museum.

This is a very worthwhile visit and one of the better curated museums that I've seen among the NPS…read morefacilities. And that is saying something because I think the collection of NPS museums are among the best around. This particular facility is located by the Wright Brothers 4th cycle shop in near-West Dayton. When we visited, there were a handful of opportunities to tour the small shop itself on the half hour through the middle of the day. This was with one of the NPS guides as an interpreter. The shop tour was only 20 - 30 minutes but provided an excellent overview of the history of the Brothers as their business ventures evolved and as they eventually moved toward aeronautics. The display also touches on the history of the bicycle and its place in American life at the close of 19th Century. This itself is an interesting subject to explore a bit. Note that registration for and commencement of the tour are in the Visitor Center. The museum in the main building is two floors and covers the lives of the Wrights as well as that of Paul Laurence Dunbar. The story of the Wrights is fascinating and their mechanical genius is well documented. The struggles with the patent and overcoming political obstinance within the US government is a part of the narrative most don't know. What particularly caught my attention was their discovery that the accepted physical constants of the day regarding drag coefficients, etc. were wrong and were impeding efforts toward successful flight by those in the field. This discovery and their subsequent corrective action gave them their leg up in being the first to advance flight. While science is by definition objective reality, sometimes humans interpret it incorrectly crossing the boundary between science and dogma. The claim of "scientific fact" always comes with potentially fallible interpretation and should always be questioned. It's hard to reverse a wrong path. Dunbar's life is an equally interesting story. A prolific writer who died far too early, his journey to get past the profound racial barriers of his day is one worth understanding. It is significant to ponder what could have been without the shackles of prejudice. His brilliance is clear from his writing and the volume of his production. A visit to this museum is time well spent. The lives of the Wrights, the history of flight, the state of the art in the area of mechanical devices in the late 19th century and the life of PL Dunbar are all intriguing subjects that are explored. You can easily spend 2 - 3 enjoyable hours here.

This is on the smaller side but still definitely worth a visit. There is the Wright Brothers bike…read moreshop which is a ranger led tour and the larger building has lots of exhibits that you move through at your own pace. We really enjoyed the Wright Brothers print shop upstairs and the parachute museum was very cool too.

Did this for my birthday and had a blast. Definitely plan on running it back!…read more You can contact to their Bluetooth speaker and play your own music. You can bring your own food and brings on this boat. There is no bathroom on the boat but you do make a stop. While you are at that stop make sure you hit up that bar and get a few more drinks. The staff was cool and was having a good time with us and we wanted them to feel like they were apart of the party too. I believe you can have up to 14 people and we used all that space and fit comfortable on the boat.

This was a good time!! Think Handle bar on water…read more The crew was cool and they even waited for our late comers. Because we left late we skipped the stop we could have made. I expected the group I was with to be a little more lively and to really cut up but they didn't. It might have been because we were coming from Indy on a Sunday afternoon. I will do this again next time Im in Cincinnati with a live bunch and really take advantage.

Great bachelorette/bachelor party idea. They share history of cincy breweries while driving between…read morebreweries which was a nice touch. I would've liked there to be more cider options included as I'm gluten intolerant that is the only reason it isn't 5 stars. We did get to try one called swizzle at Rheingeist that was delicious. Mike was a very fun and knowledgeable tour guide.

Second time doing this tour and was happier with our first experience about 4 years ago rather than…read morethe one we did in February 2025. We bought this for our parents for their christmas gift and were suprised to see we were going on a school bus rather than the party bus that was pictured, it wasnt cleaned. If we would have been notified about this we would have changed our date where it would be available. The bus driver also went down a few wrong way roads and took some wrong turns which was concerning. the beer and food options were good at each stop.