Awesome place to check out!! Went to Brown County for the first time and came here for a fun…read moreouting. Had a blast!! It was my boyfriends first time riding... And that's the case, they will help you out (: enjoyed it very much and highly recommend!!

Ok, I should start by saying we did NOT stay here. We actually learned about the Rawhide from the…read morevisitor center after we arrived at our cabin outside of Nashville. We had asked about geocaching at the visitor center and they referred us to the Ranch. We drove up during a period they obviously weren't expecting visitors as all the staff was out working. However, that didn't stop Derek from dropping everything and greeting us promptly. He told us about many of their activities, even if you don't stay there, which including learning geocaching, horse back riding, and zip lines. For the geocaching, they actually teach you how to do it and have caches hidden on the property for those that are new to it. As we have experience with geocaching this is something we weren't interested in but in spite of that, Derek still spent time telling us about many cool ones in the area. Super helpful and friendly. Two days later we decided to give the zip lines a shot (they take them by reservation). It's called holler hoppin' with Fritz and it was a blast. Great beginners course for those that have never been. Fritz and Derek were our zip line guides and they were hysterical. The zips were fun but their jokes and good natured humor made the hour extremely fun. After we were done instead of just politely showing us back to our car, Fritz took the time to give us a tour. He showed us the hotel, told us about the activites for families and groups, never rushing us even though I'm sure he had better things to do. The facilities appeared to be amazing and the set up I saw would be excellent for families. Everything they do is family friendly and the staff is great. Prices seemed very reasonable, again priced for families. Give these guys a try!

Can you imagine a free campsite? I suppose that in the summer, the sites are hard to come by, but…read morein December, only two lonely campers had pitched tents. The campground is primitive with no running water and two primitive toilets. However, the surrounding Wilderness and hiking trails are amazing. The camp and trails are opened to horses. The campsites feature fence posts for reining your trusty steed. There were no horses on the day that we visited but there was evidence that they were in the trails recently. There is probably room for 100 campers with limitations of 10 people per site. The sites are fairly close together. You must bring your own water and supplies and remove all trash when leaving. There is a 14 day camping limit. There are spaces for campfires and they ask you to clean those up when you leave. There is no hook-up of any kind nor picnic tables. The campsite was pristine and natural during our visit. The surrounding trails go into the Hoosier National Forest and are fairly well marked. The area is beautiful but rugged in some parts. I'd go back, especially during off season. It's lovely and peaceful.

Awesome place! Free camping, toilets and nature, a lot of trails to hike. We can camp here up to 14…read moredays even without a horse, just with a vehicle. Just need to bring own water. Camp has facility of restroom and garbage tank. Just need to be careful not to step into horse poop. Awesome place!

We absolutely love our RV and spend just about every weekend on the road. This past weekend, our…read morecamper awning was less than cooperative and refused to retract! There was no way we could travel, so we reached out to Williamson RV and Justin came to the rescue! Not only did he fix the awning, but he also walked us through several other minor repairs! He was so helpful and affordable... especially considering it was last minute and he came to us from Seymour! So... If you are ever in need of RV work away from home, I highly recommend Williamson RV - Sales, Service & Rentals. We are loving our new camping life and learning so much! Thanks Justin and Kathryn for your help today!!!

No longer a Yogi Bear place. It's Scottsburg / Raintree Lake KOA Holiday…read more Same location (Obviously) same phone number. New Owners, who are great people! The place is massively improved. They eliminated pads to make the places more roomy... concrete pads are new, flat, and huge. Blackstone grills, nice fire pits with chairs, nice tables with chairs and umbrellas... It's super clean, well maintained... the grounds are impressive. This is way underrated as it now stands. It's definitely amoung the top 3 or 4 percent of RV Resorts you will find. We've stayed at places costing almost twice this that were not nearly as nice. We've stayed at dozens and dozens of places.

It took an hour to get my pizza and they didn't cut it all the way like what is this I have to use…read moremy own hands to tear the pizza I'm never eating pizza a

It's a room with a view of some of the worst parking I've had the misfortune of seeing recently: a…read morevariety of 4x4s and cheese-boxes parked with little attention to the lines. Room is unremarkable in every way but so is the price. The smell of cheap cigarettes hung in the room from when the door was open but otherwise there's​ no bad smells. Sheets and pillow cases look clean as do the blankets and spreads but the floor tells a different story: a story replete with glitter. On the plus side I didn't notice any critters in the room and there's good water pressure in the shower. The towels and cloths are getting thin and should have been replaced with the carpeting a while ago, and there's an odd stain on the front edge of the swivel chair, not sure I care to know what happened.

Decent place. Reasonable price. Convenient location. Management is wonderful. They are trying to…read moremake something out of what they have