Paradise at Glacier Hill Lakes near Wapakoneta

The description of the property is misleading. The building is actually a mobile trailer or a "tiny house" as some call it. One of the beds (a couch really) is located in a loft where you cannot stand up (you must crawl to the bed. The stairs are very narrow. The double bed in the bedroom had a sheet on it that was too small so it kept coming off and we slept on the plastic protective cover that night. We did not stay but one day because the sulfur odor coming from the faucet smelled like rotten eggs and filled the entire trailer. We were thankful to get a refund for the remaining days.The worst of all, I believe left my study bible there and I have repeatedly tried reaching them to see if they have it. However, no return emails or calls. I am very sad to loose that bible and would like help getting ahold of them.The positives were the staff present at the time were pleasant and the trailer was clean an new.

Two night stay The staff were great, accommodating us to get in early. The cabin was clean and amenities nice. Not sure but I think Wi-Fi was extra. Two problems we had would cause us to not go back: the water was from a well and had a high sulfur smell (rotten eggs). They should put filters in to eliminate this. Second problem was geese and ducks were around and pooping on grounds and road. They put feed out for them so the birds didn’t want to leave. Again, the park staff was great.