Great visibility, super friendly , very easy to find. Super professional with people from every…read morewhere

A must for divers, campers, and or RV travel enthusiasts looking for a serene place to camp for the…read morenight. Or single/ multi-day dive experience that cares about safety and YOU first and foremost. Looking for a more personalized experience??? I strongly suggest going during the weekdays they are open 9-5 pm M-Thursday with extended hours on the weekend. The diving experience is unparalleled! There are so many sunken treasures under the beautiful water of this quarry you would never know at first glance! Viz is exceptional. Maps are available for a small price at the main shop and worth it to navigate an open water or a deep dive experience! Staff is amazing! They go above and beyond to make you feel welcome! They take credit/debit cards as well as cash! There is even a food truck on site during the weekends of high season that you don't want to miss. If you are looking for a new place to explore or haven't been in a while I highly recommend visiting it! You will not regret it!

I have driven by this place about a thousand times in the past ten years but never had a chance to…read morestop. Finally, over a holiday weekend, I took my mom to check it out. We walked the trails on the south side of 224 (around the house and barn). They're decently marked, wooded, and peaceful. (I was a bit confused by the orange blazes, since that wasn't on my map, but overall, you can't really get lost.) We also checked out the routes on the north side of 224-where there's a horse trail. We were hoping for a river walk and a bit disappointed to find the trail in the blazing sun and not close enough to the river. But, all in all, there aren't many trail options in the Putnam/Hancock area, so this is a pretty solid destination. The grounds also have a substantial play ground for kids, shelter houses, and picnic areas. There are restrooms and water and also the barn seems to always be booked with a party/reception.

We take our dogs there for walks along the paths and enjoy the water fall pavillion and pool. Very…read morebeautiful park. However they need to update security so there aren't any vandalism after dark

We were looking for a place to ride horses near Tiffin, OH (where the girlfriend is from) and we…read morehappened upon the Triple T Bed and Breakfast, which is closer to Findlay, OH. It's about 2.5 hours from Cleveland and would probably be a decent stopover if you're spending a day or two at Cedar Point. To be honest, it's out in the middle of nowhere; but that's also part of its charm. We got out there the Saturday before Labor Day. Matt Theis, one of the owners was out giving a carriage ride to a bride and groom that had just gotten married. We were more than happy to wait out by the beautiful pool until he got back. We also got a chance to walk out towards the stable. They had 4 beautiful and friendly horses, just waiting to be ridden. We said our hellos and looked around and decided to dip our feet. After a few minutes we were greeted by one of the Theis's daughters, who gave us a nice tour around the place. We also found out that we would be the only guests for the night in the main house! We're not anti-social, but it is nice to have the whole place to yourself. We also found out that the reason we had the place to ourselves is that the B&B had only opened in August of last year. Needless to say, they are on the right track. Later that night, after our own charming ride in a pony cart behind a feller named Chester, we decided to head into the county fair (another reason we were out in the country for the weekend). It was the smaller variety of county fair, but with all the usual varieties of mullets, corn dogs and tractor pulls. Ah, always a good time. We retired that night, full of cotton candy and candy apples, to our really nicely decorated and cozy room. Each bedroom at the B&B has it's own bathroom (something that not all B&Bs have), and it was recently redone with some very nice furnishings and hardware. The bed was a comfortable queen size with some pretty quilts. The satellite TV and free wireless internet satisfied the geek in me that usually is hurting to find an outlet out in the country :). The next morning, we woke up and had breakfast at the pre-determined time. The Theis' were up and ready with some delicious fare. I believe their signature breakfast item is the apple fritter french toast. Wow. As Matt said, try it before you put syrup on it, because it really didn't need anything else. Round that out with some hearty bacon, eggs, toast, fresh peaches and black coffee...well, it doesn't get better than that. After breakfast we had also arranged for a trail ride on some of the horses they keep on the farm. Matt saddled the horses in the barn out by the guest house (also available as lodging) and I took "Sonny" and the gf took "Indy" out for a jaunt. They have about a mile or two of trails throughout their woods and Matt took us riding through them. It was pretty calm the whole way, but the thing that sets the Triple T apart from other trail rides, is they allowed us to ride around in the pasture. Sonny wasn't liking the idea of getting above a slow walk, but Indy got up there. Matt even let me switch to his horse and "Cherokee" flew as soon as I sat down in the saddle. That'll hurt tomorrow. All in all, it was a great day/night. The proprietors couldn't have been nicer, the surroundings were beautiful and secluded and the price was right. We got a "fair" special of 75 per night and paid the usual 25 each for the trail ride. However, if we had been in just about any hotel, it would have likely cost the same, being a holiday weekend (and wouldn't have included a trail ride). I would highly suggest you get out to the country for a weekend and try out the Triple T B&B!

I agree with the previous reviewer; the Triple T B&B is a wonderfully hospitable place, whether…read moretraveling as a single, couple, or with a family (I've traveled there both with a friend and with my family). It is well worth a traveler's consideration, from a value, enjoyment and service perspective.....

I'm giving it 4 stars for the following reasons: It's very…read morequiet, to the point it may be boring for some. The camp pads are cement and areas very clean. They do have hiking trails from what we did see, but came in on Friday in torrential rain. That being said, I go back to cement pads, no mud to track onto trailer. I heard that this place had been closed for a while and they worked hard and spent money to get it open and running. My biggest complaint is that when you google directions it takes you to the actual state park of the same name. You actually have to look up there address and type it into your map. Every time I look just using the name it defaulted to the state park. That park is 1.6 miles away. There was just under a dozen or so campers. There is entire section dedicated to equestrian, I didn't see horses there but I did see some trailers and horses in the other entrance before this one. It seems that they can bring there horses and go through a few hurdles (I have no clue what that's called). Looking forward to roasting marshmallows by the campfire, and just relaxing. No stress, just nature.

I found Swing Time Sports Center a few years ago while looking for driving ranges in Findlay. It's…read moreone of only two dedicated driving ranges in Findlay, the other being Shady Grove. Swing Time has three parts, the Driving range, the batting cages, and the Putt putt course. I believe the batting cages are the only ones in Findlay. I've never used them but they seem to be pretty popular in spring. The Putt putt course is very nice. It's challenging without being too hard for the little ones. Now for the driving range. I use the driving range most frequently by far. There are a few reasons why this range is superior to Shady Grove. The number one reason I come here is the price. It's $5 for 2 tokens and $10 for four. Two tokens will fill a large basket easy. What I normally do is come in on Monday, buy four tokens for $10 and use two while I'm there and come back on Wednesday and use the other two. The second biggest reason is that the range faces east. Shady faces west and in the spring and fall you can't see your ball at all as you are hitting directly into the sun after about 5:30 PM. I can't tell you how nice it is to not have to fight the sun those times of the year. Another big plus is that there is a bucket of water and a brush just behind the grass tees to clean your clubs after you've hit. They regularly move their ropes for the grass tees to keep them nice as well. Now I don't know why they do this but for the last two years the green mats in the "indoor" section have been stacked up in a corner and they will not let you hit off them, stating that they are closed. I also don't know how accurate the yardages are, it kind of depends on where you are on the tees. This range also has some interesting props, including a bell, a brightly painted car tipped up at a 45 degree angle, and an orange cone on top of a hill. Also I'm pretty sure this place is cash only. I'm not 100% sure but I've only ever paid in cash and have never seen anybody pay with a card, but then again I don't watch how everybody pays. Overall Swing Time is a great place for everyone! The Putt put course is very kid friendly and is also inviting if you're looking for a cheap date activity. The driving range and batting cages are also great for working on your game or just to blow off some steam. There are only a few minor drawbacks but nothing that would discourage me from recommending it.

We played some putt-putt, overall had fun. At $5 per person the price was reasonable. The course…read morewasn't bad but lack all eye appeal. The water fountains and pond areas were completely dry. The course was fun to play, just lacked eye appeal. Overall still a decent place for Findlay Putt-Putt

Beautiful Course to play Wide Fairways and smooth fast Greens. A great course for beginners or…read moreprofessional

Was disappointed when I saw the course. The pictures made the course look far better than it really…read moreis. Might be good for a beginner but that's about it. Might also consider putting someone behind the counter with some people skills. Check it out for yourself. Everyone has their own opinion.

Nice little neighborhood park with a ball field and some tennis courts nearby, and some shade, and…read morepicnic tables and a grill. Several smallish playground playsets.