Ohio's state parks, fairly dangerous places?
Uh...sometimes, sure. If any of us knew when those times were in advance, we wouldn't visit the parks just then, right?
Some of the state parks farther from "civilization" don't get many visits by rangers like they used to. And it's not like the county sheriff offices jumped right in to fill the gaps. Good example is Strouds Run down near Athens. The ranger and maintenence buildings got sold, private property now right by the shooting range. The range is self service, bring your own everything. The campground, put money in a little box in front of your site, someone will be along eventually to pick it up. The boathouse is only open on weekends, best I can tell. The rangers patrol that and another park from a station many miles away, via some twisty hilly state routes.
Too long ago to recall details, but someone was murdered in one of Strouds Runs' restroom buildings, don't remember if that one got solved. Nice place to die all alone, hmm?
