LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMEND AND HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON STATE OF OHIO WATERCRAFT RULES

The Chief of the Division of Watercraft, pursuant to Section 1547.52 of the Ohio Read more

The 4th of July this year is going to be celebrated on June 30th here in Roaming Shores. Come on out, there will be fun all weekend!

June 30th: Come out to the volley ball court at Beach One Read more

The Concession Stand at Beach 1 is now open 7 days a week. To view the menu, click here, or on the image below to enlarge.

In the latest President’s Comments, Barry O’Connell spoke about members of the Board visiting Grand Lake St. Marys and learning about their dredging operation. Click on the album below to look at pictures from this trip and read Read more

The Annual Roaming Shores Fireworks Display is scheduled for June 30th at 10pm with a rain date of July 1st.

This year, there will be a new buoy area to be setup the afternoon of the fireworks to be Read more

Steve Macintyre has shared with us another update on the young eaglets. The eaglets are now 6 weeks old, but they will not fledge for another couple of months. In this picture you can see one of the eaglets Read more

This past week, myself, Bob & Karen Sobczak, Rick & Janice Rumbaugh, and Rick Gainar attended the Spring OLCA Meeting in Hide A Way Hills, which is located outside of Lancaster, OH.

Hide A Way Hills is a 1650 Read more

The fireworks display is scheduled for the evening of June 30th. As an added safety feature, we will be using buoys to create a safe buffer zone between the launch site and the boaters. The buoys will be positioned Read more

The RRA’s Pools and Concession stand will open for the season next weekend (May 26th). The pools will open at 10am and the Concession Stand will open at Noon. Remember, you must present your Membership Card or Guest Pass Read more

Steve Macintyre has been been keeping a watchful eye on the growing eaglets. In this picture (click for bigger) the eaglet in the center is easy to see, the one on the left just has it’s head showing. Thanks as always, Steve!