We attended a high school basketball showcase at Cedar Point Sports Center and were very impressed…read moreoverall. The facility is extremely clean, modern, and well-maintained, with multiple courts and plenty of space for teams and spectators to move around comfortably. Despite a full weekend of games, everything ran very efficiently. Schedules were organized, games stayed on time, and staff were visible and helpful throughout the event, which made a big difference for a large tournament setting. Parking and entry were handled smoothly, and the admission price was very reasonable for the quality of the venue and the scale of the event. Compared to similar sports complexes, it felt like a great value.

This place is pretty cool, lots of basketball courts I played a game here! There's even a place for…read morethe kiddies to play games!

Great place and people. They are a 501c3 and run on volunteers. If you volunteer, be careful…read morecause you will fall in love with the horses.

What a great place. Indoor and outdoor riding arena's. Lessons and horse rescue where horses can…read morebe adopted. The staff is over the top nice and extremely helpful.

We have walked a lot of places since Covid began and this is definitely the most unique…read more Make sure you cross the street after you park bc that's where the quarry is. Very very unique and really interesting to see, especially in this part of the country! You aren't far from the lake either!!

No playground here, just trails, but some of the most unique trails around…read more As the business name suggests, this park is around and inside an abandoned rock quarry. If you've ever driven past an old rock quarry and wanted an opportunity to go exploring inside, this is the place to do it! I thought it was very exciting. Young and old can have fun here. The trails are very easy and it's a simple network. One trail circles the quarry and one trail easily slopes into the quarry. Once on the floor of the quarry, you can pretty much roam around wherever the quarry gods take you. This visit was an "add-on" to a trip to Cedar Point and the Sandusky area. On my next visit, I will be sure to include this park again... for sure.

This is one of the funnest things to do in Sandusky. It's attached to a bowling center called…read moreCedar Lanes. The game area takes up two former lanes of bowling. It's dark, has lots of places to snipe, there's a fog machines and sentries (so you can't just camp in the best sniper spots). My boss took his managers to this attraction and I lit him up so many times he started cursing me and covering up his targets. I scored the second-highest all time, it was loads of fun.

Worst customer service and the worst laser tag course ever. No team play, would only allow us to…read moreplay free for all mode. Place is filthy and the employee that was "helping" us sat behind the counter with his feet up on the counter and did nothing and would barely answer any questions. He seemed bothered to have had to help us. Would never recommend going there with kids as it is attached to a dive bar with gambling and a very shady crowd. Going there was a total waste of time and money.

On the last song, and with a little help from our guide, Spencer, we found the film reel in the…read more80's room. Our families had a great time and we all worked together to solve the clues. They were located in a beautiful historic building in downtown Sandusky.This was a first for a lot of us, and we will be trying more in the future.

We did the 80s room and it was amazing! We've done over 50 rooms across the country and this was…read moredefinitely one of our favorites. Very clever, fun puzzles, and really well done. Spencer, our game master, was our favorite game master of all time! We definitely recommend this room, you'll for sure have a fun time!

We had a blast with our granddaughter while in town! She loved getting to see the animals up close…read moreand feeding them. The additional walk thru park was a nice extra feature!

Came here in the cold, so a lot wasn't available. They did have zebras, ostrich, antelope, goats,…read moreturkeys, camels, kangaroos, wallabies, bunnies, cavy and all kinds of birds. When it's warmer they have ponies, giraffes, tons of snakes, lemurs, and an owl! (I love their owl- was here last year and his name is Merlin, and is disabled, but he is so stoic. Love him!) If you stay at the hotel it's only $5 for entry. This place is separate from the facility, and they don't really advertise it- but it is awesome! I was salty I missed it a few years back, but I make sure I get in here every time I get a chance!

We took our grandchildren 1 year & 2 years old and they loved it. Especially the place that is…read morespecifically for their age. We took the older one in the other area and she enjoyed herself there too. It's a great place to go, especially for the price.

I read Zane's review, and I have to admit that it's funny. And, it's probably accurate regarding…read moredrink prices... BUT... Noble Axes is not just a bar, it's an AXE THROWING bar. And as an axe throwing bar, NA excels. As a guy who's been to one or two of these places, I can tell you that Noble Axes is great. The actual axes are kept razor sharp and are perfectly balanced. The lanes and the targets are WATL standard and are clean and very well maintained. Overall, the atmosphere of this place is very cool, welcoming, clean, and fun. It's located in The Marketplace, which itself is very cool, welcoming, clean, and fun. The coaching and instruction, both times we've been here, has been very good. I don't know who thought of mixing alcohol and axe throwing, but someone give his Viking ass a medal. NA has a full bar, but mostly, they have BEER! How much beer? Well... Noble Crafts, the craft beer bar located downstairs, really does deserve its own Yelp page. They do have upwards of 500 canned, bottled, and draft beers at any given time. And, BTW, it's totally possible to keep that many kinds of beer on hand without it getting skunked. In addition to axe throwing, Noble has Duckpin bowling, skeeball, classic arcade games, board games, and frequently, live music. Anybody who grew up in or around Sandusky knows that from the late 70s until the early 2000s, downtown was, essentially, a ghost town. It's really great to see ballsy-ass investors risk their money to make Downtown Sandusky a great place to be. I hope Noble Axes continues to do well and helps to serve as a nucleus for further development in the entertainment sector. 5 Stars!

AVOID! I can some up this place with one simple word: SCAM. Not only do these ppl charge you for…read morethrowing an ax at a piece of wood but then they have the highest drink prices around. You also cant tell me they are cycling through 500 kinds of beer without any getting skunked. Also look at their "specials" for bike week, those prices are the 365 day prices at any other of the local bars. Just another one of these new Sandusky establishments that caters to the 3 month summer snobs instead of the tax paying locals. Owner Meghan will try to argue with your complaints instead of trying to make it right.