Guitarzan

I own a (very nice-very clean) '86 Toyota Granville. :-) I live in Dayton, Ohio, and am taking it to Indian Lake this weekend. :-D

Well, I studied my options and chose Indian Lake. It seemed to have far more amenities than the vast majority of Ohio state parks. I was also able to get a lake-view site. (The last full-service spot available!) Here's keeping my fingers crossed that it's as nice as what I believe it will be. I will post an update after my stay. :-)

Hi everybody! I live in Dayton, Ohio and am planning a several day getaway starting this weekend. I am flexible to drive about anywhere in the state (though would prefer something that isn't eight hours away). Can anyone make some suggestions on what they consider to be the top places to camp in Ohio. I would like something with lots of activities, such as boat, bike and horse rental; swimming; scenic beauty; "fun" activities, etc. (From what little info I've gleaned so far, I am considering Indian Lake.) Thank you! :-)

Hi everybody! I have a '86 Toyota Granville and would like to be able to transport my 1971 Schwinn Tandem Twinn 5-speed bicycle. I don't know the weight of this bike (I found one reference online that said it was 64 lbs., but frankly, it feels much heavier than this.). Soooo.... Will the ladder in back support the weight of this bike? Also, do they make bicycle racks for these ladders that will hold a tandem bike, or will I have to jerry-rig with rope, bungee cords, etc.? I am hoping to take the motorhome out this weekend so it's very important that I find out as quickly as possible. I don't want to hurt the motorhome in any way. I am guessing (guessing being the operative word) that if it the ladder can (presumably) support a 200 lb. man climbing up and down the ladder that I should be okay with the bike, though of course, the bike's weight will be sustained. If someone can help me with this question I would be very grateful! :-) THANKS! Rob