Lake Waynoka, OH is known for its beautiful scenery and the many recreational activities it offers. The lake gets its name from the nearby Waynoka Creek, which flows into the lake. Visitors to Lake Waynoka can enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, camping, and picnicking during their stay. People also go to the lake for bird watching or to take in some of the area’s wildlife.
The reviews of Lake Waynoka are mostly positive. Many people enjoy the scenic views and nature that surrounds them while they spend time at the lake. Others are impressed by how clean and peaceful the lake is, as well as all of the activities that they can do here. Even those who don't fish appreciate how calming it is just to watch others do so. In addition, most visitors find that there's a good variety of wildlife in and around Lake Waynoka that makes their stay even more enjoyable.
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know Lake Waynoka with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Lake Waynoka
Drive time to Cin - 4/22/2017
The time indicated on this site is wrong! It is I've 60 minutes drive to downtown Cincinnati Ohio! That is during off peak
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Board - 4/22/2017
People selected to the board only care about making rules to control the community and spend money like it grows on trees.
Every thing that is approved by the board is over priced spending.
Nothing is done reasonably! The back gate cost over $100k. It is to elaborate for this community.
There is a bar that way built by community funds that is a money pit! The chapel however, was built with private funds! This shows the mind set of the board.
Many people during while boating and beer is slid for carry out right at the marina!
The cost to operate the swimming pool is so high, passes are sold to people outside the community the help with the expensive of operation.
The people thing the community needs to be super secured but, anyone can enter the gate by simple saying they want to look at properties that are for sale!
One home we have seen on Tupelo has been under construction for over 3 years.
Water sits in roadway ditches for weeks
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