My kids and I had a great old time here nice little getaway and we tested about the RV for the…read morefirst time

After sending me an email that my refund was coming nearly a month later and I still have not…read morereceived it. I keep being told the "guy in Texas" which apparently is the owners brother is slow. I have waited this long trying to be patient because I believe in the benefit of doubt after very little effort to rectify and the owner pit of the county I had to leave this review as it seems my money has been kept. I guess they needed the money. I will now never camp here as they lack care and organization.

It was hard to decide whether this was a 2 or 2 star. The pull-thru spaces are easy to park and…read morespacious, but none were available so we reserved a back-in. We asked and were told they were long, wide, and easy to park and no hanging trees. All of which were not true. Some of the back-ins in the back of the park looked easier, but the front/main section is very tight, congested with rigs and cars. The sites are not well maintained. Very low hanging trees and we had 3 picnic tables piled in our spot. Our rig is 37' which we told them. This spot should not be rented to more than a 32' max. This part of the park was getto like. Now, because we couldn't possible fit our rig in the spot, and we didn't want to ruin our roof and sides of our RV by the trees, they offered us the back 40 where there is no sewer but electric and water. Check the posts some of 50 and some 30amp. This area is spacious and beautiful. So happy we couldn't fit in the other space. The negative is it is a long drive over a pot-holed filled dirt road. The office gave us bad information regarding the original site, was no help concerning our need for parking assistance or tree trimming, but in the end our final spot was nice. We were refunded our money for the cost of a sewer. So bottom line reserve a pull-thru or the back for

Website clearly states for a 15$ fee reservations can be canceled up to 24 prior. Made reservation…read morein Feb. Started trying to get a refund in April. It is now July and am having to dispute the charge through my credit card company for a camping trip that was supposed to take place the end of July. They do not call back. Am being told only the owner can issue a refund but this mystery owner is never available.

Super nice. Well maintained with lush shrubs, flowers, thick mowed grass…read more All sites are level an paved. The surroundings are idyllic. Nice buildings. Indoor pool. They have a covered area where a large crowd could gather and have a cookout, gas grills supplied. Each site has a raised fire pit and nice picnic table. These would be premium sites anywhere else. Nice staff. Very organized. They have a well stocked store with some good snacks too. For anyone wanting to attend church there is a non denominational Christian church on the property. Play areas for the kids with nice equipment. Putting greens. They sell LP. They have a dog wash. This place is in the top few percent of RV resorts. We have stayed all over the US and can't name but a few that are equal. If you want to stay nearby, definitely check this out.

One of our favorite places to stay. The grounds and landscaping are very well maintained. The…read moreamenities are amazing: laundry, dog washing station (this is a pay to use service but very reasonable), arcade room, exercise room, pool and hot tub are available year round. The bathroom and shower facilities are the cleanest I have ever seen. The staff is friendly and this RV park is very close to many attractions throughout the Amish Community. Tip: You can not place rugs on the grass- each site is paved so there really is not a need for one. Note: Restaurants, grocery stores and local attractions are not open on Sunday. Be sure you come prepared if arriving late Saturday or Sunday.

What a nice campground...locate about 5 minutes off of 70 with plenty of signs so not to get lost…read more this is the second time we have been here. First time was three years ago ....there are new owners, a nice young couple who just took over Wolfies. There are upgrades already... the sites have concrete patios, are spacious and seems like they have new gravel, grass is kept well. Very attractive and clean Bathrooms are spotless. I would definitely return.

Great little park just a few miles off the interstate! We have a 42' fifth wheel and had no issues…read moreaccessing park. This park is very clean, very well manicured and very quiet. Good Sam's park, nicely priced. It's a park like setting and although sites are close, it feels private. Laundry rooms are very clean and nicely priced. Office staff is pleasant. Would definitely stay here again!

Ok... so I called tonight to cancel reservations for Maumee state park as I am stuck in Maine with…read moresome auto issues. I was telling Trinity how much we love Maumee state park and will be sad to miss it those dates. I also mentioned that our past experiences were so wonderful at Maumee that every time I go to book a state park close to home it's hard not to gravitate towards what we know and love. Anyway, Trinitys enthusiasm about Salt Fork Park is catching and that will be the next one we visit in July. She told me about all the different types of stays available... the one with a jacuzzi sounds amazing.. :) Anyway, thank you Trinity and I believe that Seth should certainly send you to each park so you can sell them effectively, as you know what you are doing! I will update after I have stayed here in the next month... Thanks for helping Trinity!!

Just checked into Cabin 11. Foul smell. Mold in the bathroom. Veneer on a bedroom door partial…read moretorn off. Small children with our group. Not safe at all. We were told these were renovated. They were NOT. Same thing happened a few years! Found out the smell is from the air conditioning unit drain that backed up and soaked the carpet! We spent 22 consecutive years here and never had these issues. We will NOT come back!!!

The property is massive, with wide open landscapes and views that stretch far across the hills…read more Waking up in the morning and looking out over the terrain was one of the highlights of the trip. It almost feels like stepping into another environment entirely, especially knowing the area is dedicated to wildlife conservation. Our campsite was quiet and well spaced out, which made it easy to enjoy the surroundings without constant noise from nearby groups. At night, the sky was incredibly clear, and the lack of city lights made stargazing surprisingly good. Facilities were simple but adequate, which fits the outdoor-focused setting. Everything we needed was available, and the grounds were kept in good condition. The staff we encountered were welcoming and clearly proud of the property, offering helpful guidance about the area. Camping at The Wilds is more than just pitching a tent--it's an opportunity to spend time in a unique natural environment that feels both peaceful and expansive. It's a great destination if you're looking for something a little different from the usual campground experience.

Second time visiting. We will be back again. Staff is super knowledgeable and friendly . We saw so…read moremany animals up close. I would absolutely recommend the wild side tour Our tour leader Faith was absolutely amazing.

For a low per person fee of $7, you can have day access to a small sandy beach area, a camping…read moreconvenience store, public bathrooms, and a concession stand/restaurant at Austin Lake. This property has been renovated over the years to offer the public several types of cabin rentals, water sports, and enjoyment of the beautiful outdoor space surrounding the lake.

We stayed at the Great Blue Heron cabin ,we booked for 4 nights but only stayed 2 nights. This…read morecabin is supposed to be handicap accessible but it is not. My Veteran husband is an above the knee amputee and we also have a non-verbal adult child and I am the sole caregiver to both. I booked on the premise that the cabin was fully handicapped accessible given the description , ramp, lowered counters, accessible shower with bench and grab bars. I also rented a golf cart for the stay to accommodate my husbands disability. First when we arrived , we didn't take the golf cart to our cabin the wheelchair was extremely hard to push through the gravel (parking spot) to even get onto the sidewalk , his wheelchair was sinking into and pushing the rocks, once we made it onto the porch ,my husband opened the door but could not get inside because their wasn't enough space between the counter and the futon so he was suck in the doorway so I had to push the futon up to where the arm was pushed up against the loft latter ,thankfully my son didn't want to sleep in the loft. The lowered countertops wasn't accessible because he could not get his wheelchair under the counters to use the sink or eat at the counter table area and my husband has a custom wheelchair that it's sole purpose is to make it even more accessible like lower armrest and back ,slim design for his 130 lb frame at 5ft 6" tall , I mention his size so anyone reading this know it wasn't his size that made things difficult. A standard wheelchair or someone taller or a bit larger would be impossible to maneuver in this space. The bathroom has a bench with grab bars but has a 3"and a 6" shower threshold, I am assuming 6" but I didn't measure so a conservative 3". 3" to 6" inches on a shower threshold is impossible for most people with physical disabilities but might be ok if the shower was larger where someone could use a walker to get inside. So he was 2 nights un-showered because it was useless for him. The cabin area is mostly gravel. The picnic tables, fire pit ,grill and driveway is completely graveled making the use of his wheelchair, and walker useless to a point. My husband tried to make it anyway even though he struggled tremendously with both assisted device ,the walker was the most risky because a fall for an amputee means more surgeries and loss of life in some situation. My husband is an above knee amputee because of fall. He mostly used the wheelchair outside and just fought with it to minimize the risk of injury. He was forced into his walker indoors because he couldn't use any of the accommodations that Austin lake advertised as handicap accessible. We did get the golf cart and he rarely used it because it was very hard for my husband to maneuver inside the cabin and cabin area and he prioritized spending time with his family and any activities would have worn him out since he had to expend so much energy just at the cabin. Just a further note , we did absolutely no activities that were offered ,we stayed at the cabin and only went out to get my son ice cream or wood daily because my husband could only be left alone for a short time because of the not so accommodating accommodations. Like I said we checked out 2 days early ,I didn't ask for a refund but told the front desk that it was because of it not being accessible which I also said it wasn't her fault. My expectation was to have a conversation about handicap accessibility with someone. Here is the kicker!!! The front desk had to call someone I think she said Marcy ,Marsha or someone similar to that name because the computer wanted to issue a full refund ,I figured that's great I was going to get that conversation I wanted and a refund on my 2 days. The front desk called and walked away so I couldn't hear what was being said and she gets off the phone and says your checked out. I still didn't think much about her walking away out of earshot at the time and just figured someone would call, e-mail or something but instead I got an e-mail saying I checked out. I didn't inform my husband about the front desk situation mosty because my husband is a honorable man and it's never been about money for him , it's always about the people/disabled effected by accommodations that wasn't received and he was dismissed as if he didn't matter. If a simple conversation happened even without a refund on our 2 days ,I would have never wrote this. I will be posting this review on several sites so the handicap community is aware. Thank you

Wood's Tall Timber Resort is a campground like no other. We have never experienced so much fun all…read morein one place, from the clean swimming lake, to ziplining, to rv camping, and we'll kept bath houses. This place is the place we appreciate the most, and we love spending our summers here. Thanks WTTR!

I'm not talking about the place itself, but I am talking about the place to get ice cream inside of…read moreit. My friend said they had slushies before this so we asked for slushies and they said we didn't have any. So I jokingly called my friend a lier and they thought I was talking to the employee. The manager came out and said not to talk to the employees like that. When I explained myself I said "I'm sorry. I was talking to my friend not her." And I thought it was cleared up because it was just a misunderstanding. Me and my friend got a chocolate milk shake and a blue raspberry ice cream cone and the ice cream cone tasted like it was just dyed blue. And when we got them we said thank you and the one lady said "Yeah" and the other said "mhm". Mind you we are a lot younger than the employees and we felt it was very rude of them.

Made the decision to make a last minute pit stop. Staff was super accommodating to our late…read morearrival. Ending up staying a second day to enjoy some R&R by the fishing pond. Was the perfect spot for a stop over on our adventure.

We love this campground! When we are looking for a place to stay for an extended period there are…read moreseveral things we take into consideration. Location. Atmosphere. Amenities. But probably the most important is the camp management. And this is where NRC really shines. The daughter/father team that recently purchased the campground have made it an absolute pleasure to stay here. They work tirelessly to improve the campground and are committed to providing a safe, fun, family friendly camping experience. The campground is conveniently located just east of Zanesville, Ohio - just minutes off of I70. It is just off the "National Road", minutes from Zanesville, "Pottery Capital of the World," and the Wilds animal adventure park. Columbus, home of The Ohio State Buckeyes is just an hour away. The campground features rolling hills, two stocked ponds and plenty of shade trees in a true park-like setting. Sites accommodate all types of camping from motor coach to tent. There are also several cabins of various sizes available. Amenities include: camp store, coin laundry, play grounds, corn hole, volleyball court, fishing ponds, sun deck, dump stations and recreation room. The owners also have special events on a regular basis, such as live bands, DJs, and stand up comedians. The park gets full on weekends, but is pretty quiet during the week. Overall it has a very quiet, safe, comfortable, family friendly vibe. Sites are available by day, week or month and seasonal sites are also available (the park does close for the winter season.) There is no cable or park wide WiFi, but free WiFi is available at the camp office/store. We had decent Verizon and Sprint mobile coverage. Local NBC is available if you have an HD antenna. We stayed for 2 months and were very sad when it was time for us to move on. We would definitely stay again if in the area, and highly recommend you check it out!

20-30 cats living in the dumpster. I took my boat which was not a problem the first time I stayed…read more I left the boat hooked to my truck and parked it next to my campsite. The second time that we stayed the owner told me I had to unhook my boat next to the dumpster (remember all the cats?) He stated that I couldn't take it to my site to get it ready. We also got scolded for listening to music on an iphone because it was too loud. Joke. Will absolutely never recommend or return. Sites are completely not level.

The $60-per-night private cabin is a garden shed with 2 bare mattresses, no sheets-pillows-towels,…read moreno A/C, lots of mildew, and a non-functional minifridge. When we were checking in she advised we open the windows because no one had been in there in a while. It does have electric outlets and one fan. There are shared bathrooms & showers a short walk down hill. Tenting is not allowed, but we ended up setting up our tent on the porch to sleep outside instead of sleeping inside the mildewy cottage. No noise or driving above 10mph. On the bright side, there are lots of trees and you can hear birds singing and watch turkey and deer because it's so quiet.