The beach is extremely tiny, lots of vegetation growing in the water, water slide was fun but…read morerather expensive..

This area is undergoing revitalization including the Frog Pond mentioned in Tonya's opinion. New…read moreowners have taken over in 2024 - too many upgrades to note- Great food, drink & entertainment. Also beach area & water slide. 2 other great restaurants& bar. The Anchor & Bear Inn also very good & entertainment. Something for everyone at the lake. Boat rentals, ice cream, 2 mini golf course & roller skating rink. This is well worth a visit!! Cottage rentals available too 814-392-2614 for those out of towners!

Wonderful kayaking and birding here at the park. If you want to see Osprey, this is the place to…read morego. This park is most lake, but Lake Wilhelm is quite extraordinary. The facilities are well maintained, but the stars here are the wildlife. There is a 12 mile paved bike trail that circumnavigates the lake. The trail has nice views of the lake, depending on the season.

A very nice park and lake area. I was in the area for a high school crew meet (octuple scull…read morerowing). Ran into a very polite ranger, the area we were at was very clean and well kept, and the boat launches were in great shape (Launch area 2).

My parents own a house on lake Chautauqua in New York. It was my Mommaship's dream to own a house…read moreup here where our entire family could congregate for vacations and holidays. Three years ago, they finally found the perfect property - located in the cute little community of Lakewood - and, officially became the owners of multiple homes. Lake Chautauqua is surprisingly idyllic - set in the finger lakes of southwestern New York - it is surrounded by wineries and cute little communities like Bemis Point and Jamestown (which was the birthplace of Lucille Ball.) It's about 40 miles east of Erie, PA and 80 miles south of Buffalo; it is also easy to get to from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York City. The lake it's self is about ten miles long and is great for fishing, boating, tubing and other variety of water sports. The Chautauqua Institute is nearby - hosting concerts and a series of high profile speakers (Al Gore, Jane Goodall most recently) throughout the year. The community of Lilydale is host to a psychic community (and, fairy houses) which is renowned throughout the country - a little wacky, if you ask me, but very interesting to visit. Year round it is a beautiful place to live: the colors in the fall are amazing, winter brings lots of ice fishing, skiing and such, spring and summer are big tourist times here. Frankly, the only time I am truly relaxed is for the two weeks of vacation I get to take with my family (yes, I know I am a dork for liking to hang out with my family on vacation.) We sleep late, eat well, sit around on the boat or deck reading/playing cards/staring at the mote in the middle distance, drink wine and just chillax. It's wonderful.

This beach is located next to Ice House Park along Conneaut Lake. You can walk back and forth…read morebetween the beach and the park in a few minutes. There are bathroom facilities here, along with playground equipment. I would have liked it if the port-a-johns located here had some kind of hand sanitizer available in this time of Corona19, but there was none. This beach has a parking lot, and a boat launch also. My favorite thing about this beach is it also has picnic tables so you can sit down and watch the boats coming and going while you eat your lunch from a local eatery (within walking distance), such as Kettle Lake Kitchen . . . (see additional review for their excellent food). Another really cool thing here, is the Purple Martin birdhouses, which are located high above the beach, but not so high that you cannot see (and hear) the birds. There is informational signage also, which is very educational and teaches about the life cycle of the Purple Martins. I also just like seeing the flagpole here, with the flags flapping in the wind, and the metal clasps lightly clinking as the flags flap and blow. This beach is very nautical, and cool . . . CHEERS! P.S. I believe you have to pay to use the parking / facilities here on weekends, but it is free on weekdays. I have only been here during the week, and I have never seen anyone in the booth collecting an admission fee, but there are prices listed on the booth.

We have come dozens of times from out of state and really enjoy our visits every time…read more We enjoyed this years Discover Presque Isle event. Lots of activities to keep people engaged and show off the great asset that PI is to Erie. One thing they could do a bit better with this festival is communicating when events are changed/postponed/cancelled. The park itself is amazing and looks like the visitors and the staff take every good care of it.

Had a nice morning at the beach. Found glass at Beach 7. You must swim where there are…read morelifeguards. Beach is packed. Kites are flying. Parking is at a premium. Enjoy this and stay under 25 mph.

Really great folks! We reserved and rented kayaks for an afternoon on the lake. They were…read moreextremely helpful and accommodating. Prices are very reasonable too. Made for a great labor day on Findley Lake!

My boat had a shifting problem for close to 5 years since I bought it and a different boat repair…read moreplace said it was impossible to fix the problem because parts were no longer made to fix the issue. Turns out that wasn't correct at all. Findley Lake Marine was able to fix exactly what was wrong and no new parts were needed. It had something to do with an electronic component that needed to be adjusted along with the shift linkage. One of the staff explained in detail the situation I was in and how they were able to fix it. The boat runs better now than it ever has and almost feels like a brand new boat! I would recommend Finley Lake Marine to anyone for their boat's needs. The staff are absolutely wonderful!

This park may be small, but it's packed with charm. The lakeside views are absolutely beautiful-…read moreperfect for a quiet walk, reading on a bench, or just taking in the sunset. The gazebo is a great addition and provides shade and a place to sit, especially during community events or summer concerts. There's a well-maintained walking path, and while there aren't formal pavilions, the lawn and benches make it easy to enjoy a picnic with a great breeze off the lake. It's peaceful, clean, and never too crowded. Parking can be a little tricky since there's no dedicated lot right next to the park, but it's a short walk from nearby street parking. Overall, Ice House Park is a great stop if you're visiting Conneaut Lake whether you're boating, biking, or just looking for a calm, scenic spot to relax.

Beautiful little park along Conneaut Lake. There are benches, and a landscaped area. There is…read morealso a boat dock nearby. No parking here at the park, so you can park elsewhere and walk here . . . Cheers!

While camping at Pymatuning State Park, we rented kayaks through Carried Away. It was a fair price…read moreand the people were great. I'm thankful they were open during the "yellow phase" for the country with only a minimal $1 charge per person for the extra sanitizing they were doing during this time. We did the lake rental but there's also a river option. They do have both doubles and singles available.

The staff was so helpful and accommodating! Janet helped us with paddleboards and kayaks and even…read moregave us a tour of the beautiful property that includes a bar/restaurant with lovely outside garden seating. The lake was beautiful and the water perfect. I can't wait to go back.

We went out on the sunset sail - not only did we have incredible views but we also got to witness…read morethe incredible knowledge and sailing prowess of the Captain and Crew of the Sotto Voce! Saying that it's a one-of-a-kind experience isn't a strong enough statement to describe how fun and surreal of a time you have on the lake with this wonderful team. They are the real deal when it comes to sailing and providing amazing hospitality.

I was lucky enough to attend a sunrise sound bath sail with Scott & Danielle & their awesome crew…read moreback in 2024. It's been about a year and it is still one of the most peaceful and unique experiences I've had out on Lake Erie. Scott takes pride in his sail boat as well as the customer service he provides guests. From start to finish, our group had a fantastic time. We felt safe and lucky to be able to experience something so special. I highly recommend you join Scott on any of his unique adventures out on Lake Erie. Whether you want to learn how to sail or you want to enjoy a romantic wine pairing or massage out on the lake, Scott has a curated adventure waiting for you.

We had a great day with carried away outfitters! The staff is super friendly and accommodating…read more They have really nice sit on top kayaks. They also offer you extra things that you might need like a dry bag. The driver was very polite and put all our kayaks into the water for us. We did the 8 mile run and it took almost 4 hours. Highly recommend!

Very friendly and helpful staff. We did a four mile o the southern leg of Shenango. They picked us…read moreup in a timely fashion. Would definitely use their services again.