Loving our stay here. The park manager (Pam) was wonderful and helped us through a small issue. The…read morespots are great, the park is clean and very quiet. It has allowed us easy access and plenty of time with our grandkids!! Just the way we like it!!

Very nice place! Grounds are very clean! The campground is nice and quiet. Lots are spacious so…read moreyou're not on top of your neighbor and priced right. I would definitely stay again if we are in the area.

Will NEVER go back!!!! The place is a mess!!! The pool is absolutely disgusting! Don't think it's…read morebeen cleaned since they opened it on Memorial Day. Saturday evening there was a band playing and a food truck there another couple had came over to our campsite and asked if we wanted to play cornhole we always bring it with us and instead of doing that we all ended up talking well after the band stopped they were breaking down and my husband turned our stereo on. The four of us are in our 60s, we aren't young kids that play music really super loud. There was no on either side of us. Nor behind us it was a big open field. The manager Loretta over to our site guns a blazing telling us that we to turn the music down that she was getting a bunch of complaints actually the band was still breaking down and the food truck just left and we were having a conversation so there's no way that the music was loud. My husband jokingly said well as soon as you leave, we'll just turn it back up lol even meeting this couple for the very first time they knew that he was joking as I did also. she told us that we should pack up and leave right then and there, knowing that we were drinking alcoholic beverages all day. Who does that kind of stuff nobody I know. I would never allow anybody to leave my home after drinking all day. She tried to come and talk to me the next day, but she has a hair up her ass for my husband. She always seems to have something to bitch about and we spend a lot of money there. we will never go back there. Also, the place is a mess. There was an inch and a half of water in the bathrooms by the pool. The pool was so scummy and disgusting. And if she thinks we were making loud noise, try going to playground at 11:30 at night when there's a bunch of kids running around and screaming and playing until their parents decide to go and tell to come in. 1130 at night kids at a playground. Yet she has to yell at 60 year old people for having a radio on please. Loretta is disrespectful talks bad about her other employees which she can't keep anybody there they quit and they talk bad about her too. We will never go there again, and I would never advise my worst enemy to go there. We were also told by an employee that 90 percent of the people that are there live there! And you can tell... rusted out campers, clothes hanging outside, toys in their yards. what a dump!

Nice little park fun for kids had a nice play ground basketball and fountain. Pool was closed for…read morewinter. General store is neat. Didn't find any dumpsters to put trash and about 10 min from nearest town. Would Be nice if they could partner to have restaurant delivery.

This Jellystone was conveniently located just a five-minute drive from Six Flags. The customer…read moreservice was excellent, and they diligently collected trash daily. However, the RV sites were a bit cramped. We opted for a pull-through location, which was slightly more spacious compared to the back-in spots. I bring this up because I've visited other Jellystones, and they are remarkably spacious with numerous free amenities. In contrast, here, you'll have to pay extra for golf and train rides. The only real complaint I have is the placement of the sewage, water, and electric hookups.

The place was OK. We came from the Christmas lights drive-through and it just looked very thrown…read moretogether. Very odd collections like aliens and things like that. Not really what I would've pictured as Santa's dreamland as I believe they call it. It was a very short drive not even 10 minutes. The store lasted longer than the actual drive-through. The cost is very high. There are much better Christmas light displays that are lot cheaper.

A beautiful park with an awesome visitor center! I stayed in site 74, I'm not sure if these spaces…read moreare ideal for tents, but it worked well for my camper van. The only downside was the fire pits--at most sites they were in really odd spots, far away from the picnic tables and the main hangout area. All in all a lovely spot for a quick visit.

We love driving to this park with our family and dog. It's huge with so many area for a picnic,…read morescenery and for a nice walk. If you live close, definitely a must visit. I haven't seen a playground but I could be wrong. They have a lot of different hiking trails though.

I've stayed here a couple times and generally like the park. I appreciate owners investing in urban…read moreRV parks and I don't expect much for amenities in these kinds of settings. The staff were pleasant on a pre-arrival phone call and at check-in--but once there was an issue, the office staff member became very argumentative and rude, consistent with other online reviews. **ELECTRICAL SAFETY WARNING** DO NOT use the 30A receptacles here unless you have a surge protector with an Electrical Management System (EMS) that explicitly confirms correct wiring before connecting your RV. My equipment detected a Line/Neutral Reversal on some 30A receptacles; the 50A receptacles appeared to be wired correctly. When I reported this life-safety hazard, the staffer's response was, "Don't use your surge protector--they're not compatible with our system." As a licensed Electrical Engineer with 30+ years of experience, I can state that this is 100% nonsense. The surge protector was correctly doing its job by flagging a major wiring fault. Do not follow the staff's advice when they tell you not to use your surge protector to "make it work." That is irresponsible advice that is literally endangering your safety. The staff also insisted that they don't have a problem because previous 30A users without surge protectors had "no problems." This is plausible because a Line/Neutral reversal doesn't usually affect RV operation but the statement shows their complete lack of understanding of the actual problem. A Line/Neutral reversal energizes the neutral side of the RV's electrical system. This means the RV chassis, appliance housings, and internal neutrals, which should be near ground potential, all become live, creating a serious shock or electrocution hazard if someone touches those RV components while grounded. The sites are basic with level concrete pads in good condition and other utilities (water/sewer) were fine. Excellent location near the historic St. Charles district. WiFi is unusable--bring your own Internet source. Restrooms and showers are dated and not in great condition. There was also no hand soap at the bathroom sinks all weekend. This park should be a 7/10 rating, but the electrical hazard drops it to a 5/10. The staff bring the rating down further to a 3/10.

Great campground Sites are large and everything works great…read moreI recommend for any size camper, ours is a class A 37'

My husband and I stayed at Apple Gate Inn in March 2011. We are from St. Louis and were using a…read moregift certificate we received over the holidays. The B&B is around 150 years old and has 3 rooms - we stayed in Suite #2, which also has a sauna. The owners, Lynn and Bob, are very friendly and so hospitable. We felt welcomed from the instant we pulled into the drive. The breakfast the next morning was amazing: a wonderful fruit assortment, caramel sticky buns, and a mouth watering egg strata. I also appreciated their flexibility in easily accommodating my vegetarian diet. Apple Gate Inn is also within a block of the Katy Trail and a stone's throw from Augusta Brewing Co.

Charming Bed and Breakfast with just the three suites. We saw the other two and were actually happy…read morewith our upstairs rooms and particularly the love seat. The whole place is very nicely decorated! Outside there are some tables gathered and would be a lovely place to relax in the evening for non mosquito delicacies. I was only out for a short while but still a lucky sucker got the sweet sweet taste. Breakfast was a real experience. It was such a shame that we had to leave relatively early. The tasty food seemed to just keep coming. It was nice to meet the other guests and the lady who runs the B + B is such a nice enthusiastic person she lifts everyone's spirits! I'll be back, more than once I'm sure!

Daughter was very happy. She wants to go back next year…read more Excellent camp counselor from Great Brittain.

This is a great little retreat or camp place!…read more Came here for a St Clare Hospital function and had never heard of Sunnyhill before. It is situated on over 50 acres in Dittmer, MO. At first this was a little hard to find but once you pull into the property it lays out very nice. There is TONS to do here. Of course I brought all of the kiddos to enjoy the center. They have Archery, Swimming, rock wall climbing, a zip-line, paddle boats/canoeing and of course fishing. We started out by the lake to try and beat the heat. The lake is several acres big but not "large" by any means. It is stocked with at least catfish and bluegill. You are almost guaranteed to catch a fish. Even my 2 year old caught a bluegill. It was all catch and release of course. Next we tried the Zip-line. They stated it goes up to 30 mph which was plenty fast for my 7 year old. She did have to zip with me but that wasn't a problem. You actually zipline over the lake and it was very nice and controlled. We then walked over to the swimming pool and pavilion to take part in the snacks and swim. The pool is about 3 feet in the shallow end and was perfect for the warm day. They did have an inflatable water slide right next to the pool as well. We finished the afternoon with BBQ and snacks. I had the opportunity to meet the director or owner of Sunnyhill and she was very pleasant. Sunnyhill acts as a summer camp for disabled children during 10 weeks in the summer. The camp is overnight so the campers arrive on a Sunday afternoon and stay until Friday night. This provides a great opportunity for parents and caregivers to get a little break during the week. They hire about 27 counselors from all over the world. All of the counselors we met on that day were wonderful. They were very pleasant and excited to be at Sunnyhill for a great cause. It seems Sunnyhill is open also for corporate retreats and other events.

We were looking for a wedding venue which was nearly impossible with all that's going on these…read moredays then we came upon their place and it was fantastic. This is a cozy intimate venue which would hold up to 50 comfortably. The upstairs has a beautiful stone fireplace and wonderful hardwood floors , vaulted ceilings with rustic beams and old fashion charming ceiling fans and a piano available for those who are musically inclined. Upon descending to the lower level you notice the stone wall and nicely refinished stairs and once down you can't help but notice the absolutely stunning wine cellar/ dining area . There is a full kitchen and full bathroom. We had son's rehearsal dinner there with 40 people and had plenty of room , also had the wedding there and the patio made a fantastic setting for the wedding. The also operate a bed and breakfast on the property if you need a quaint close place to stay.

Our family rented one of the two homes available at the Reserve of Augusta, MO for our son's July…read more31st, 2021 Wedding. We rented the 5 Bedroom/5 Bath luxurious and spacious home July 7/27-8/2/2021, and it was perfect! The home was 4 miles from the Wedding venue, Sunflower Hill Farm, which made it convenient and easy to move between the Wedding activities and our rental property. I initially booked this property with Lauren in 2019, for May 30th 2020, but because of covid the Wedding was moved to July 11, 2020, and finally a year later - July 31, 2021. Lauren and then Jessica, both with Rockwood Management in St. Louis, confirmed our reservation, then rebooked, and reconfirmed for the eventual date that finally worked. They both were responsive, helpful, and did not hesitate to move, adjust, and confirm the property bookings during these challenging times. I so appreciated their positive help and guidance - and was relieved to know that our lodging was confirmed. I had family flying in from Hawai'i, Texas, and we live in Florida, so lodging was very important to secure. I had fresh flower leis mailed from Hawai'i for the Rehearsal dinner, and we received them at our home rental and had a lot of space to store and keep them until needed. The home was large, well - furnished, and convenient to Wine country Wedding venues, the Katy trail, Wineries, and some of the historical nearby towns. We were thrilled to have such a beautiful home to rest, relax, and lounge at .........had a family dinner Thursday night.......it was exactly the space and location we needed. The girls from Rockwood Management are Awesome! Most of us had early flights on Monday, 8/2, our check-out day.....except for our our son and his new bride, who had a late 5pm flight back to San Francisco. I emailed Jessica to ask if there was any way the two of them could stay a few extra hours.....till 2pm - and she confirmed with the cleaners that it would be fine; what a relief and some extra quiet time and rest for them after the Spectacular but Exhausting Wedding week/end. As it turned out - their 5pm flight ended up getting cancelled, and they fortunately were able to catch the last available flight out that evening - so they were especially grateful for the extra hours in the Beautiful Church Rd. home. If you are looking for the perfect gathering place, get away, while visiting Augusta or Defiance MO.............this is your place! Sincerely - Karen Gabbert and Family