Located where the Geneva State Park meets the Geneva Marina, this lighthouse is on a smoothly paved…read morebreakwater extending into Lake Erie. There's plenty of parking and a nice walk past the boats docked in the marina to get to the breakwater. The lighthouse is a simple conical tower painted white at the base, green in the center and white at the top. It is perhaps 30 feet tall and it protects the Geneva harbor. The lighthouse is not open to go inside. There are no windows and only a hatch for access. It's definitely not tourist friendly. There were a couple of folks by the lighthouse fishing this evening. It looked quite pleasant. [Review 1369 of 2024 - 288 in Ohio - 22392 overall]

While my last review was for the shortest covered bridge in the United States, the Smolen-Gulf…read morebridge is considered to be the longest. It is a beautiful bridge with a pedestrian bridge down underneath, so you can walk down below or drive over the bridge itself. We parked down at the bottom and there are restrooms and a nice maintained walk to the pedestrian bridge. It's a beautiful site, especially in the fall and there were a lot of families taking photographs at the pedestrian area. Up at the top, many people were looking at the covered bridge and some were even having sunset picnics. Overall a great stop in a nice area.

It's beautiful, very well constructed, has a pedestrian walking lane, very user friendly. You can…read moresee another smaller size covered bridge from this one, which is interesting.

If you're the whimsical/spontaneous type, and you happen to be in NE Ohio, take a jaunt east to…read morePerry to see this behemoth spectacle. It was built in the early 1980s and is -- ostensibly -- very safe. Security appears to be very tight, and I'm almost certain you cannot get into this place. In that sense, the fun is pretty limited. But a community park, complete with a breathtaking view of both Lake Erie and the nuclear plant, is just a minute north on Perry Park Road. Grade: A (For what the experience is worth. And I'm not going to be the one who slights the giant nuclear reactor monster that's capable of destroying half of Ohio :)

As the anniversary of the Fukushima meltdown in Japan nears, I would just like to big up Perry for…read morenot killing me. You are a stalwart electric dynamo, and I have grown to love the way your output powers the various servers out of state that allow me to steal music. Shine on you crazy poisonous diamond. Shit, at this point, e.coli has killed more people than nuclear power. So down with spinach and up with nukes!

Came to the Croatian lodge for a wedding. There were probably 500+ guests. The venue definitely…read moremade it comfortable for the large crowd. The food was amazing. Served family style. The wedding soup was hot and delicious to start the meal. The salad was fresh and tasty. The potatoes, goulash and schnitzel were so delicious !! While we were there to celebrate an amazing couples wedding, the venue was beautiful and the service was superb ! This being my first Croatian wedding - amazing celebration !!!!

I've been to several events at the Croatian lodge and if you are in need of a large event space…read moreeast of Cleveland, this is one. There is even a stage lending itself well to live entertainment. The food is always the same. Traditional Croatian cooking served family style. They skimp a bit where sometimes a dish doesn't make it around the table without needing refilled. The ladies are willing to do that, but they move slowly. The staff are aging. They are a bit abrupt in their communication but always willing to get you what you ask for. The food is bland. The bathrooms are large and clean. The lobby is pretty and the ballroom is brighter than the past with its recent updates. The architecture is beautiful.

Outstanding library with a great selection of books, other print products, and multimedia. Plenty…read moreof computers too and very helpful staff. Also, their e-collection is outstanding and getting ng a library is a snap. A huge benefit for the community

Much more than a simple library. It is the center of the community with space for meetings,…read morecomfortable spots to read, and relax, a children's center with activity centers, games, book clubs, ancestry resources, events for all ages, with a helpful, friendly, knowledgeable staff. An important asset to Chardon.

BMVs are typically a place to dread. This spot, not so bad. The appearance of the location is dated…read morebut if you can look past that you'll appreciate the efficient processing times. The team of 3 - 5 employees works through 2 separate lines (licenses in one, registrations/plates in another) very quickly. If you are prepared with all your documentation, you can be out of here in under 20 minutes! I went in today for a license renewal and was out in 15 minutes. Some background: I had 2 people ahead of me that were processed while I was in line, I filled out a paper form, I took a vision test, I took two temporary photos and paid in that span of time. I'd say that's pretty efficient. Considering the job at hand, I'd say the employees were pretty chipper. I'd return to this location.

I have always been quite pleased with the service and efficiency of this BMV. I tell everyone how…read moregreat things flow and will never go to another BMV as long as I live in this area!!!

Beautiful library in downtown Painesville. They have a small parking lot but the library is really…read morenice inside, especially the kids section. The staff are really nice and helpful. It's a great place to bring kids to help develop the love of reading. The adult section is pretty good also.

Written as a medical student looking for a quiet study space:…read more I want to give this place 4 stars, I really do. The building is gorgeous! It has a quiet study area that's entirely enclosed! It is bright and airy and has convenient rest rooms! But I just can't. The quiet study room is a glassed in room with cubicles around the edge, it is pretty quiet. A great number of homeless people come to this library to charge their phones, warm up, hang out, Etc. Yes, they have just as much a right as anyone else to use the library. However what I saw was them come in with their belongings in garbage bags and carrying sleeping bags. I was studying in the quiet room, over the course of the day homeless patrons came in and due to the small poorly ventilated enclosure I had to leave the study room. To be honest, they were fragrant. But also they are using the outlets to charge their phones, text, and sat around reading comics. It's a bit distracting. I sat at a table outside the study room and find that there are rules glued to all the outlets, that they are only for laptops and a bunch of things not to do. Just as there was in the study room. This library runs a tight ship, but it seems it is because they deal with some rift-raft. The homeless gentlemen in the study room were courteous enough, quiet enough. However the reason I will not be coming back to this library is that when I went to study outside the quiet room on the third floor I was the source of many stares from men. It was incredibly uncomfortable. I was dressed very conservatively but I was stared at almost endlessly by men and they did not feel like friendly stares. Maybe there's a nice kids area- I don't know. But as a single female in her 20s looking for somewhere to study, I don't think I will be back.

I don't know why people complain about this place. I don't mind going here there's usually no wait…read more All the people are friendly and helpful. I can't say enough about geauga county employees. They all do a good job! And I believe they all like their job! Keep up the good work!!

No wait, clean facility and incredibly professional employees! What more does a 70-year old woman…read moreneed or want?