At Voinovich Park, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. will host a family-friendly event featuring interactive activities such as face painting by Faces and Fun Entertainment, balloon art from Balloon Vibes, crafts from Crafty Fun World Entertainment, stomp rockets and candy airplane crafts from the Women’s International Air and Space Museum. DJ Smillz will provide live music, and food options will include Carter’s BBQ, The Original Steaks & Hoagies, Kona Ice Truck and CLE Cotton Candy.

For year-round indoor excitement, Ghostly Manor is a must-visit. This family fun center in Sandusky includes roller skating, a haunted house that operates all year, inflatables, a playground, mini golf, and even a 4D motion theater. Just across the way, Goofy Golf delivers outdoor adventure with two themed 18-hole mini golf courses, several go-kart tracks, and a brand-new rock wall added this year.

Just 90 minutes south of Cleveland, The Mohicans Treehouse Resort and Wedding Venue in Glenmont, Ohio, offers a distinctive blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Situated on 77 acres of private woodland, the resort features ten unique treehouses, including the Old Pine Treehouse, designed for families seeking a tranquil retreat.

The festival will include over 11 skill-building workshops ranging from wilderness first aid to foraging, knot-tying, and backpack packing. Attendees can also enjoy a reggae performance by Umojah Nation and presentations from speakers like Heather Ullinger, who will offer updates on the Gorge Dam removal, and Ian Koenig, known for setting the Fastest Known Time on the Buckeye Trail in 2024.

Michigan's largest indoor waterpark, Bavarian Blast, officially opened at the Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth on March 21, 2025, following a multi-million-dollar renovation that transformed the property into a premier family destination. Spanning 170,000 square feet, the massive indoor complex includes 16 new waterslides, a wave pool, a "not-so-lazy" river, and the state’s first adult-only swim-up bar.

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