Watch out putting your RV here. They will take your money let you move your RV there then give you…read moreeviction papers 2 days later, and charge you 25$ a day storage.im like the 10th person they have done this to that's why there only like 6 rv there..plus you have to ask permission every time to use the amenities such as showers, bathrooms and the new wifi password that they change daily it seamed like.. 30 day ended up costing over $1200. So you've been warned!!!

Love this place Clean and private. The owners are wonderful, friendly and work hard to keep it a…read morenice place!!

I had such a lovely time hiking here! Beautiful nature and great trails! Just know that summertime…read morebrings a plethora of ticks. Prepare dutifully, friends.

We reserved a 50 amp electric only camp site (the ones with water hookups were already reserved)…read morefor two nights at the Pittsburg campground. We initially ended up at the Hermitage campground (after dark pulling a 38' fifth wheel) and couldn't find out spot. There was a park ranger that was driving around and lead us to the Pittsburg site and we were thankful for his assistance. Filling the fifth wheel with water was easy as the water supply was located in a large area near the entry. Check in was a breeze as it was done with your mobile. I do wish the campsite itself was longer and had more parking. The site barely fit the fifth wheel and truck on the paved area and there's no parking in the grass, so we had to park our second vehicle near the entrance with available parking. Backing in a fifth wheel in a pitch-black campsite is always fun, but thankfully it only took 1 try. The site had a covered picnic table and lots of shade which was nice. Out site was a bit far from the bathhouse so it was a trek to shower/use facilities. We used the camper most of the time, but without water hookup, tried to use the water in the tank more sparingly for dishes and cooking. There was a nice little playground area with equipment for the kiddos. The beach was nice sized and some had trees so you didn't burn up in the sun. If you hit the beach, bring water shoes because it's very rocky and they are sharp. For $25 a night, I was satisfied with the campground and enjoyed the time with my family.

I have been coming to this resort since I was 2 & I'm in my 40's now. It's family oriented and have…read moreput so much amenities in it. They have updated all the rooms and they have boats you can rent and breakfast, pizza and drinks on the dock. If you are looking for a quiet family place this is where you want to go!

Love this Marina Resort!!! Friendly atmosphere, good people! Great camping and boating !read more

The owners were very friendly and the motel has been updated with paint, tvs, showers,carpet,…read morebedding! Highly recommend

Arrived to this diamond in the ruff. It was absolutely splendid. Bruce the cutest little dog,…read moregreeted me with a little bark and then lots of love! The owners were absolutely amazing and super sweet! Loved every minute! And the view from the back window and bathroom was splendid!

ADORABLE. This…read moreplace is no joke well appointed, just like all the other postcard cabins! We went to one in Barber Creek, MI like 4 years ago and we really loved it then--but they've upped their game since then. There are complimentary snacks, s'mores kits, and water now. (Before, I think the s'mores kit was like $6.) I love that it's dog friendly (they had bowls) and our doggo enjoyed being outdoors for a little before demanding to go back in to the air conditioning. (She's a city dog.) To be fairs it was like in the mid-90s the weekend we were there... The one down side to this particular property is that there really isn't a cute town nearby to explore. At least not one where you can get brunch, coffee, and drinks. We had to drive at least two hours to get to a decent dinner :/.

Booked this tiny cabin Getaway after seeing a load of Facebook ads this Summer. I'm not one who…read morelikes traditional camping, I need a soft bed, air conditioning and indoor plumbing. This was appealing because it's all about spending time in nature but without the sacrifice! I believe this location opened about a year ago. These "Getaways" are popping up within 2 hours of major cities. This one is called "Ozark Highlands" and/or the Kansas City Getaway. It is a big property and I was impressed with how much space is between each cabin. Even with 49 cabins on site you're likely to only be able to spot one maybe two through the woods from your own cabin. They ask that guests consider all day and all night quiet time so your neighbors aren't out blasting music and ruining your peaceful stay. Inside we found a table with seating for two, a very comfortable queen size bed (the view from the window is really all it's cracked up to be on their website!!) A galley kitchen area (sink, two burner stovetop and mini fridge) and a separate bathroom with just toilet and stall shower. Very small. Makes some cruise ship rooms feel huge! But also really well designed with a spot for our luggage and room to store our empty cooler and bags out of sight. Outside we had a picnic table, a set of Adirondack chairs and a firepit with a cooking grate. We did all of our cooking inside, if you plan to cook on the outdoor grill bring a brush! I think it's more suited to placing a Dutch oven on than steaks, but to each their own. We didn't take any interior photos before we brought our stuff in and afterwards it felt too cluttered to take cute pictures. Work your Instagram magic BEFORE you unload your vehicle. Hot Tips : 1) There are two cow crossings that are deep enough to make your car bottom out and scrape the underside. Don't go with a low rider! 2) The mini fridge doesn't have a freezer section, plan accordingly.

Really affordable, nice cabins. It's not directly on the lake but it's near it. The cabin we stayed…read moreat was "Hughes Yo Daddy", 2 Queen Beds, one on the first floor next to the living room and one bed upstairs. There's not a ton of privacy but it didn't bother us too much. It was nice overall.

We arrived at 2pm and couldn't drive to our rental because 8 drunken young adults were blocking the…read moreroad. Their loud party continued into the night. The website policy states that no loud parties or extra guests are allowed and that management will enter the rental in the case of extra people and loud parties. I cancelled our rental for a future date, and have had nothing but trouble with a simple refund. The office issued a refund to the wrong bank account number. I have been trying to deal with the office for a week now.

That country road winds for miles and miles. It's a beautiful ride and then poof! Damsite, a state…read morepark campground with a gorgeous view. The pictures speak for themselves. The place is far away from the noise of city life but you may hear some boats buzzing around on the waterway. Be prepared for an amazing night sky with more stars than you are accustomed to seeing in the light polluted skies. Also, wildlife! We woke up to a bunch of deer lazily grazing by our tent. A real nature's treat!

I completely forgot about pictures, my phone, Wi-fi, the city, stress and just lived in the moment!…read moreHowever when I was searching for a camping/float trip weekend pictures were scarce. So I told myself don't forget to get pictures of the mini store, playground, bathrooms, cabins, yurt, camping spots and so now all I can share are my memories. Which are pretty great! With this being my first visit, this is what I would do on my next: Even though I liked the yurt and it was comfy enough, I would probably add the cabin next to it for the adults. Just to be more comfortable, Yurts which are permanent tents, have room to sleep 5-6 with a fan and outlet. We brought our own fans too. The cabins do have AC units and a mini fridge but still no bathrooms. The community bathrooms have 2 showers and 2 toilets each, surprisingly their was never much of a wait. It is highly recommended that if your going to float the river which takes about 4 hours, Caplinger provides canoes and transportation for pick up and drop off, set out no later than 10am. We did a mini float (we had 4 kids under the age of 6), with our own raft and we parked a car down stream at the next bridge since we had 2 cars. Just for a heads up, the river flows fairly quickly so not much paddling needed. With our own raft we made sure to bring all our kids a life vest. It's as shallow as 3 inches to 10 ft in some spots before the damn is opened. After which it's just all flooded, moves even faster and much deeper. By 4pm even the campsites see a significant rise in water but still a good 200ft from the cabins all of which recedes before you wake up the next morning. Which also means lots of mud (let the reader understand). We just brought a sturdy stick to push away from protruding branches and rocks. A kid did jump out (because kids do that, well ours did) but we had an adult outside the raft walking/floating alongside just for such an event! Highly recommend booking in advance.

We have floated several times through Caplinger Woods and the owners and staff are fantastic…read more They're incredibly friendly and helpful and have a little store that stocks drinks, ice, fishing gear, or anything else you might need to camp or float. We live within easy driving distance so we haven't used the campgrounds but have been through the area to put boats in. The waterways are a beautiful area to float with lots of places to stop along the way. Highly recommend, you won't be sorry.