Jeff was my jump master for my tandem jump with over 6000 jumps he told me ....he was truly a…read moreprofessional as well as the rest of the staff. Everyone . went all out to double check all safety protocols. Watching other jumper take off and the graceful landing landings made me as well as other jumpers feel comfortable with the procedures. My skydive experience was truly an adventure of a lifetime and am looking forward to my next jump !

jacob & jeff & all the staff were five star! made you feel like family! great place! will…read moredefinitely be going back!

Camp Kern: Ozone Zipline Canopy Tour!!! This adventure was amazing! This activity was a great way…read moreto enjoy the outdoors and satisfy my thrill-seeking urges. My experience took place on a pleasant Fall morning in November. The leafs were at the peak of their Fall color spectrum and we were lucky enough to have a sunny 55-degree morning. I have always wanted to try zip lining and I am very thankful my first experience was there. The tour guides (Damien and Andrew) were safe, knowledgeable and fun! It was their awesome personalities and skillful guidance that made the experience unforgettable! We went on the River Tour (the middle of the three tour options) which included 9 zip lines and 7 skybridges. This was a great option which gave us plenty of thrill yet we still finished in under 3 hours. I would highly recommend adding this activity to your list on must-dos!

The tour guides were awesome, they were the best part of the camp. The pool was great, loved the…read moresmall lake and lots of animals at the petting zoo. The bathrooms and cabins were dirty. The food was not good.

The fella running the show was super helpful and informative. Everything at this time is like brand…read morenew! The single person kayaks have an actual seat and foot rests that you can adjust to make yourself nice and comfy. We went on the 3-5hr(equates to ~5miles) which takes you by van from South Lebanon to Morrow. Perfect day and current for this adventure. We would for sure use these folks the next time we are wanting to go paddle down the little Miami River. We saw numerous cranes and an Eagle flying down the River. Highly recommend.

Me and my sister had an amazing time and we definitely recommend everybody was super friendly and…read morewe even got to see bald eagles, herons, geese, and more.

The obstacle course on the lake is amazing! Always a good time with a lot of lifeguards to keep an…read moreeye on what's going on.

This place is so much fun!! The kids have a blast!! I highly suggest you get a season pass so you…read morecan stop in anytime. There is so much to do for everyone, kids and adults. It's so entertaining. They have pizza, hamburgers, chicken strips, candy, ice cream sandwiches, etc. at the concession, the ownership and management staff are super nice and accommodating. They have nine lifeguards on duty, so it's safe. They also have a Halloween Trail in September and October that your pass is good for I think. You are missing out if you don't check this place out this summer. It's just going to get bigger and better every year.

*This is only for the rage room* My friend and I went to the rage room here for the first time in…read moreJan (finally getting a chance to write my review) and it was alright. I've been to a rage room before and this one really needs to step up it game. First, only one person is allowed in the smaller room with a fridge, punching bag, few panels, a table (that you can't hit), some glass bottles scattered around and like 8 extras you can bring in, and a guy that stands there and watches you from outside the room despite cameras being setup (it was a little awkward but he was nice). Next, safety gear needs updating. I had glass hit me in the face when I hit a bottle (the guy warned us it could happen) but definitely some face shields should be a thing because their safety glasses aren't great. Lastly, definitely need more options to destroy and destroy with. I only saw a metal pipe to use to hit things with. It was still fun to do and definitely a stress reliever but I think I would rather go to a larger rage room.

Please do not give this establishment your hard earned money. My wife and I had a date night here…read moreon Saturday, Dec 6th at 8pm. We mistakenly went to the other Escape Room in town and when we arrive at Time to Escape, it was 8:14pm. When we walked in, the lobby was empty and once the attendant came up a couple minutes later (8:16p), he said "You are not my 8pm are you?, we have a 10 minute grace period unfortunately". They do not offer refunds. But we could call on another day to speak to a manager and maybe they can reschedule with an additional fee. They only had two workers this Saturday night. Now based on my scheduling the event time and availability, the place did close until 9pm and both Angry Beaver Smash rooms were available in scheduling, and the smash room appointments are only 10 mins long with the average person only spending 3-7 minutes in the room (per mgmt review elsewhere). The parking lot only had one other car besides ours. it was not busy AT ALL. The attendant offered us no resolution other than to keep our money and told us to have a good night. Yes we were late, poor logistics on my part, mistakes happen. But the lackluster response, clearly wanting to close up and go home, and the skeleton crew on a Saturday night demonstrated everything about this establishment. Save your money and find another venue. (This review is written by me and expresses my free opinion on this business and how we were treated)

Robert and Florence Kraushar founded Camp Wildbrook in 1952, and 56 years later it is still running…read morestrong. The day camp runs from 9:30 to 3:20 each day for six weeks over the summer, and it's SO much fun. I attended the camp--as did my mother and two siblings--for the maximum six years (between ages six and 12), and just thinking about it now makes me want to go back. Wildbrook is off of Daly Road near Winton Woods on the West side of town, but despite its location many East side parents continue to send their children on the long, hot bus rides each summer to the camp. In fact, many of the campers over the years have been the children, and now probably grandchildren of former Wildbrook campers. The 48 counselors for the 264 campers (12 bunks of 22 children) are predominantly teachers and college students, who make sure that the campers have lots of fun while being safe. With the exception of Arts and Crafts and Gymnastics, virtually the entire camp is outdoors. Wildbrook offers a ton of great activities each week including the Red-Cross Swimming Program, archery, riflery, kickball, t-ball/softball, soccer, drama, and nature. Each week the campers get to choose some of their favorite activities for their twice a day "club" periods, including Fun & Games (including Dr. Dodgeball, Duck Duck Goose/Water, and Capture the Flag), Basketball, Tin Can Cooking, Lanyard, Bugs & Nature, Floor Hockey, Clout Archery, and Swimming. Each year there is a Parents Visiting Day, there's usually a field trip one afternoon, each of the 12 bunks gets to have a special cookout in nature once during the summer, and once a week there is also a popsicle/ice cream treat day. At the end of each week is also an awards program, which is always fun for the kids and counselors. Campers who have completed the third grade are also eligible to attend the really fun overnight that occurs once for boys and once for girls on a Friday night/Saturday morning. Probably the most fun, however, comes on the occasional camp-wide major events such as the Crazy Auction or Olympic Days that take place each year. Having attended Camp Wildbrook for six years, I'm certain it's THE best day camp. Others think that to, so make sure to get your children on the waiting list while they're still in preschool. No joke. While the swim lessons and huge hills to walk up aren't always fun, there's no better place to spend your summer as a kid. Ask any former camper about Area 6, Kick the Can, or the "rain forest," and not only will they know what you mean, it too will bring back a ton of great memories from Camp Wildbrook.

Camp Wildbrook is amazing! Both my girls have been going there each summer for years. They love…read moreit! They have a variety of activities but I think it is mostly the staff that my girls love the most. There is something special about this camp.

I had an awesome time this past Saturday at paintball country for the Tina's Angels foundation! The…read morehighlight of my day was getting to run a 60 person gauntlet! The only regret I have is not asking the referee who took a video of it for the video so if it's possible that I could possibly contact whoever to get the video I would be thrilled!

We had a group of 8 guys for a bachelor party. Apparently we weren't the only ones because we saw…read moreseveral different bachelor parties throughout the day. So in addition to birthdays, this is a good place for groups. There are quite a number of different courses and course types. Some smaller with limited cover, a larger one complete with plywood buildings, and ones in the woods. The package we got allowed for all day, any course. So we tried them all. My favorites were the ones in the woods and the one with buildings. But definitely try them all, why not. My most helpful tip would be to get the mid-priced sniper gun. Some of us got the cheapest gun and others got the most expensive automatic gun. The cheapest had poor accuracy. The automatic had the same short barrel so its accuracy wasn't any better plus it goes through ammo much quicker. After a few rounds, I paid the extra $5 to upgrade to the sniper which gave much better results (all they do is screw on a longer barrel). Our ref was pretty laid back. He even led us to an open field and let us play "civil war re-enactment" where we stood in 2 lines 20 paces from each other and took one shot at the other line. If you didn't get hit, you took a step closer and did it again until no one was left. This was fine until I got shot directly on the nipple from about 10 yards away... not pleasant. There isn't really much in terms of food. So if you plan on staying all day, pack something. Also, as with every day this summer, we went when it was a million degrees out. They sell sports drinks but also had a free water cooler for everyone. But I've rambled enough. For $35 (again, go with the sniper upgrade), I'd say it was a good time. Just try not to get shot on the nipple!

​"Five stars for Kellie at The Pickleball Lodge! Since my sister and I first started playing here,…read moreKellie has been a huge part of our experience. From her constant encouragement to her expert knowledge of all the available programs and locations, she has helped us discover so much more than we expected. She makes the Lodge a much more fun and welcoming place to play. Highly recommended!" Jill N.

January 24, 2025 I was seriously injured at the PL, when my momentum took me into the back wall,…read morewhere I hit an unmarked, hidden steel beam, falling face flat, unable to move. Had to be rushed to the ER. I sustained two fractured ribs and other injuries I am still dealing with. If beam had been identified, let alone padded, I would have stopped and not been injured. I was injured 100% due the PL negligence. The PL Co-founder Mitch Dunn, has brushed me off multiple times. I finally went to the PL two weeks ago and addressed him in person. He was nice enough, and set a meeting for last Friday, 6/13 w his "partner". On 6/12, he canceled the meeting. All I asked, was for Mitch and the PL, to do the "right" thing, and cover my medical expenses totaling less than $3500, nothing more, nothing less. And I said, I would sign off on any further liability. Instead I get BS hoping I will go away!