Visited to see the museum and have lunch at the diner. Both are very fine. Most of the planes and vehicles still run! The museum folks are happy to talk and answer queries. We crossed to the FBO for self serve fuel - good rates!

FBO fine, with simple self service fuel. Tie down fees were steep at $25 per night for my RV-10, with one night free with gas purchase.

Parked overnight on the ramp. There was a $25/night fee for parking. Did not need to use any services from the FBO. When heading out the following day, heavy snow came in before I could depart. The charter company offered to park my plane in the hangar for free for a few hours, while I wait out the snow, so I do not have to worry about a snow covered plane!

Stopped in to clear customs. Fuel was quite handy and the personnel were very helpful. Make certain to phone ahead for customs and find out if they have any ferries to attend as this might postpone their arrival

Doc Flew with another adult and two kids for the July 4th weekend. Fine facility. Tie down fees for a C182 was $25/night. Ramp fee waived with fuel purchase. I thought they had topped me off when I landed but when I did my sump for preflight there was one sump with no fuel. Found out there was no ticket thus no fuel. Dennis was was very nice and quick to respond and fueled me up for the 4th and waived one of my overnight fees. Good conversation with him about R&R etc. Overall good experience and would suggest if your looking to go to Cedar Point Resort with the family. State Auto rental was great and close. Car was ready when I landed.