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107 JEFFERSON MILLBROOK OUTDOOR RESORT 108 LOUDONVILLE WALLY WORLD RIVERSIDE RESORT 109 RACINE KOUNTRY RESORT CAMPGROUND 110 WAPAKONETA LAKEWOOD VILLAGE RV RESORT

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NATURE TRAILS, MUSEUMS SHORES OF LAKE ERIE

IF BEING IN THE OUTDOORSand savoring the quiet that Mother Nature affords is what you’re looking for, Millbrook Outdoor Resort is the place to visit. Imagine yourself enjoying the many recreational facilities at the resort, going for a walk along the nature trails, or going for a short drive to visit the many area tourist attractions.

An interesting afternoon’s outing might include a visit to the shores of Lake Erie to the north. While in that area, be sure to visit the Conneaut Historical Railroad Museum housed in the old New York Central Station, displaying railroad cars and an old steam engine from the railroad steam era.

To the south is Shandy Hall at Unionville, built in 1815 and believed to be the oldest house in the Western Reserve. The 17-room hall includes the original cellar kitchen and formal parlor complete with American Empire furniture.

Another stop might be the Indian Museum of Lake County at Painesville. The history of the Hopewell and Adena Indian cultures, as well as artifacts of other North American tribes, are on display.

At Kirtland, you can walk along the trails through the 3,100-acre natural woodlands of the Holden Arboretum. Horticultural displays, gardens, and an abundance of trees and wildflowers can be seen.

The family will be sure to enjoy Pioneer Waterland Wet and Dry Adventure Park at Chardon. This 75-acre scenic adventure park features waterslides, lazy inner-tube rides, a play area for young children, mini go-carts, golf and batting cages, and a 3/4 mile Grand Prix track. 4051STATE ROUTE 46 SOUTH JEFFERSON, OH 44047 (440) 484–4000 • EASTERN TIME

www.gomillbrook.com

SITES: 200 partial CHECK IN: 3 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 38 ft.

OPEN:April 15 through October 15 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June through August ACCOMMODATIONS: Cabins, sleep 6, $50; park model homes, sleep 6, $50 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: CHECK IN: 3 to 5 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Reservations preferred, but will take drive-ins upon availability. Deposit required on cabins. Visitor mail not accepted. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: Clubhouse, equipped pavilion, indoor swimming pool, sauna, exercise room, shuffleboard, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, miniature golf, arcade game room, fishing (no license required), beach area, dock, rowboat rental, and hiking trails. Dump station. DIRECTIONS: From Cleveland, take I-90 east to Rt. 11 South. On 11 South, get off on the Rt. 46S exit. Stay on 46S, resort is located about 7 miles south of Jefferson. From Erie, take I-90 west to Rt. 11 South. Take 11 South to Rt. 46S. Follow 46S to Jefferson. Resort is 7 miles south of town on the right. From Warren/Youngstown, take 11 North to Rt. 6 West. Follow 6 West to Rt. 46 North. Go north on Rt. 46, 2 miles. Resort is on the left.

P.O. BOX 120 16121WALLY ROAD LOUDONVILLE, OH 44842 (855) 559–2559 EASTERN TIME

www.wallyworldresort.com

SITES: 5 Full, 205 Partial CHECK IN: 3 PM to 9 PM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps OPEN: Year-Round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 15 through September 15 FACILITIES / AMENITIES: activity center, swimming pool, basketball, hot tub, miniature golf, horseshoes, playground, store, planned activities, arcade room, games, and pool tables. DIRECTIONS: From Loudonville, travel south one mile on Rt. 3 to Wally Rd. Turn left onto Wally Rd., then travel 4 and 1/2 miles to the resort. DO NOT follow GPS.

MOHICAN RIVER AND DAM, HIKING, MALABAR FARM

IN A PEACEFUL VALLEY SETTINGalong Ohio’s Mohican River, Wally World Riverside Resort offers a rustic beauty and charm to all its visitors. About midway between Columbus and Cleveland, the resort is in Ohio’s vacation center, with the Great Lakes only a two-hour drive to the north.

The Mohican State Park and Dam provide a large lake for seasonal water activities, and the extensive Mohican Memorial State Forest provides year-round hiking and many other activities.

The closest area attraction is Malabar Farm State Park where displays review the state’s agricultural heritage. Its sustainable agricultural library maintains volumes of historical information, and the 32-room country home of author Louis Bromfield, located here, is open for tours.

Bromfield was a man of many passions and interests, and his lovely farm, which he reclaimed from ecological collapse, was one of his most abiding interests. The house is in mint condition, the fields are prosperous, and it’s a marvelous place for collections of paintings and sculptures including works by Winslow Homer, Mary Cassatt, George Bellows, and Frederick Remington.

To the east of the resort, in Holmes, Wayne, and Tuscarawas Counties is the largest population of Amish in the world. The best way to enjoy Amish country is to simply explore it, traveling the back roads and lanes at the same pace that the Amish do, which is gently, indeed.

No trip to Amish country would be complete without visiting Lehman’s Hardware store in Kidron. It caters to the particular needs of the Amish and stocks such items as sad irons, propane refrigerators, and huge copper and cast-iron kettles. In nearly every community you’ll find the Amish making clocks, chairs, desks, carriages, harnesses, and more.

WAYNE NATIONAL FOREST GOLFING, RIVER RAFTING,

KOUNTRY RESORT CAMPGROUNDis a family-oriented luxury resort in southeast Ohio, just three miles from the Ohio River and the West Virginia state line.

Four lakes make water sports popular at this Ohio River Valley resort. Golfers will find an 18-hole course nearby, and adventurous visitors can thrill to river rafting. For the young and young-at-heart, roller skating can also be found within easy driving distance.

Wayne National Forest, which surrounds the resort in Ohio, offers breathtaking beauty to nature and wildlife enthusiasts, as does Strouds Run State Park and Shade River State Forest. Old Man’s Cave at Logan is also a popular nearby attraction for visitors.

In Athens, less than a 30-minute drive north of the resort, is the beautiful and historic campus of Ohio University, the first university chartered in the Northwest Territory in 1804. Visitors can tour the college green, Trisolini Gallery, Baker Center, and Gailbreath Chapel.

Just a few miles north of Athens in Nelsonville, a scenic trip through Hocking Valley on a 1916 steam locomotive is offered every weekend during the summer.

East of the resort, in Wellston, the Buckeye Furnace State Memorial is also open during the summer. Here visitors can see a reconstructed charcoal-fired iron blast furnace that was originally built in 1851.

A short-drive south of the resort and across the Ohio River into West Virginia is Point Pleasant Battle Monument State Park. At the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers an 85-foot monument commemorates the frontiersmen who fought and died here in a battle with the forces of Indian Chief Hokolesqua (Cornstalk) on October 10, 1774. The Mansion House Museum is also located in the park and contains artifacts of early settlers. 44705RESORT ROAD RACINE, OH 45771 (740) 992–6488 EASTERN TIME

www.kountryresortcampground.com

SITES: 140 full / 60 partial CHECK IN: 11 AM to 8 PM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 amps OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 15 through September 15 ACCOMMODATIONS: RV Sites only FACILITIES / AMENITIES: Recreation hall, seasonal indoor pool, hiking, playground, sports court, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, fishing (no license), laundry, propane, dock, and ramp. Dump station. $4 energy fee. DIRECTIONS: From Columbus, take U.S. Hwy. 33 southeast to Pomeroy. At the intersection of U.S. 33 and Rt. 7 North, exit onto 33 E. toward Ravenswood, WV, and go approximately 3 miles. Turn left onto County Road 34. This brings you into the park.

14296CEMETERY ROAD WAPAKONETA, OHIO 45895 (419) 738–5000 • EASTERN TIME

www.lakewoodvillageresort.com

SITES: 137 full / 66 partial CHECK IN: 2 to 7 PM CHECK OUT: Noon

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 50 ft.

OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 1 through September 1 ACCOMMODATIONS: A-frames, sleep 3-6; log-frame, sleeps 4, primitive, no utilities. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: CHECK IN: 10 AM to 6 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Minimum stay: 2 nights on weekends. Pets must be on max. 10-ft. leash. No pets in buildings or rental units. Linens not provided. Must be 21 years or older to rent facilities. Visitor mail not accepted. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: The resort has a clubhouse, pavilion, snack bar, game room, indoor pool with 2 spas, sauna, two lakes, miniature golf, pedal boats, fishing, and courts for horseshoes, shuffleboard, and basketball. Dump station. DIRECTIONS: Fifty miles north of Dayton, 80 miles south of Toledo on I-75, take exit 111 and go east approximately 1,000 ft. Turn left on Cemetery Rd. (at Dodge City Restaurant). Go 500 ft. to resort on right.

OHIO CAVERNS, FISHING AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

LAKEWOOD VILLAGE RESORT is located in the westcentral part of Ohio, south of Lima and north of Dayton on I-75 at exit 111. The resort is near the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum, the Ohio Caverns, and other attractions. Shopping is available in nearby Lima and Wapakoneta. Dayton, home of the Wright Brothers, is 50 miles away.

Recreational opportunities in Wapakoneta and Auglaize County vary. Grand Lake St. Marys, about a 20-minute drive to the west, is the state's largest man-made lake. The state park here offers camping, boating, sailing, fishing, hunting, picnicking and swimming. Indian Lake, found about 30 miles to the east of Wapakoneta also offers water sports.

The city is home to a number of festivals, and as the county seat, hosts the Auglaize County Fair each year. Each September, the Wapakoneta Chamber of Commerce hosts the Indian Summer Festival, a celebration of the city's Indian heritage as well as the on-set of Indian Summer. The Apple Harvest Festival is celebrated at Maple Lane Farms each October. Golf courses are found in Wapakoneta at the Wapakoneta County Club.

Fort Amanda State Park, located nine miles north of Wapakoneta on Ohio 198, is the site of a military post from the War of 1812. The park is open daylight hours and features a monument as well as picnicking, hiking and shelter houses.

CARROLLTON TWIN VALLEY CAMPGROUND

2330-APOLLO RD. • CARROLLTON, OH 44615 • (330) 739-2811 • www.twinvalleycampground.com THIS CAMPGROUND OFFERS 60 FULL HOOKUP SITES, 40 with water and electricity only, 20 with electricity only, and 40 sites without any hookups. With 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed, for a fee. Cable TV is available for a fee. Phone hookups are available for a fee. Rental trailers are available. Tent camping is offered. Tent rental is available. Group RV and tent sites are offered. Pets are allowed.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms, sewage disposal, laundromat, public phone, tables, fire rings, and traffic control gate. There is a limited grocery store. RV supplies, ice, wood, and toys are available.

Recreational amenities include: recreation hall/rec room, equipped pavilion, heated swimming pool, shuffleboard, playground, picnic area, horseshoes, basketball, volleyball, badminton, sports field, pond fishing, and local tours.

From the east junction of Hwy. 39 and Hwy. 43, go 3 miles south on Hwy. 43, then 3 miles east on CR 27 (Bay Road). OPEN ALL YEAR. (SELECTED SITES) EASTERN TIME