Beautiful place, we had an absolute blast and will be back again for sure.. next time we are hoping…read moreto get a site on the river

Beautiful scenery at the camp ground, newly renovated building to relax and purchase items. Staff…read morewas always helpful and friendly. They went above and beyond to accommodate our large group of campers with trips, booking for next year and anything else needed. We enjoyed relaxing on the river, playing at the park and listening to live music one evening. Can't wait to come back again next year and looking forward to making more memories with my family at Lost Horizons!

We stayed at the twilight cabin for several nights and found it to be very comfortable, extremely…read moreclean and was well equipped. The ranch style cabin had a hot tub, king sized bed, an oversized closet. We can't wait to go back and the owners were very responsive if you need anything at all. Thank you Fannie & Myron for such a wonderful experience.

We had a wonderful stay here celebrating our recent engagement! When we arrived the cabin was…read moreimmaculately clean. It was so quiet & relaxing here. We thoroughly enjoyed the use of the hot tub. We are looking forward to coming back with friends and renting the larger cabins. We would recommend staying here to anybody!

MOHICAN BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL.... I just returned from the festival. The festival itself is amazing…read moreand in a beautiful setting. There were 4 food vendors (the warm apple dumplings with vanilla ice cream was amazing!!!!), music was great. It was a really good event and I would go back The negative... I bought my ticket online about 6 months early for $54 but it's actually $50 if you pay cash when you arrive. I got there and the head lady said that my ticket was already scanned and to get in I would have to buy another ticket. That would be $100 for a one day bluegrass entry. After 1/2 hour of her saying that I had to have sent my ticket to somebody, which I didn't (that would be stupid and makes no sense) she finally let me in after making ne feel like I was a scumbag trying to cheat the system. I will NEVER buy a ticket ahead of time to the Mohican bluegrass festival. Note... I've never had problems with tickets at any other bluegrass festival.

Stayed in Site 329 7/12-7/15…read more We bought a camper 3 years ago. When we came here last time was 15-20 years ago as a tent camper. MANY updates have been made to this place. We both are done with state parks. Mohican Wilderness is our go to campsite. Dont fight with packed loud state parks. Go here. Trust me. Please see the pic with the sign "Quiet Refuge" if this appeals to you this may be the campground of your dreams. Pros: They are deadly serious about not being inconsiderate. Even during the day. Want to crank your radio? You will get told to turn it down so it cant be heard off your site. *I* will be the person that reported you (after I told you once you are annoying me) Staffed really well Office staff was very accommodating and professional. Constantly doing maintenance on the property. (I hear chainsaws and lawnmowers far off in the distance!) Put your trash in bags by the roadway every hour they come by and take it. Spots are clean - Spacious - and did I mention quiet? For a campground with 250 sites they have 7 pump out stations. The pump out stations are setup great too. Didn't need to pull out the long hose. water pressure was VERY high which was great for back washing my black tank. Shower houses are pretty convenient Discount program for subsequent stays all the way to 30% off. No cellphone service We did the 5 mile Kayak trip on Monday and it was nice. Because of where our trip went it was clear of other people on the river. Everything they have is well maintained. From the Kubota/John Deere Zero turn mowers to the Ford Transit vans they use for the river trips. The whole place looks clean and inviting. Cons: No cellphone service. Wow the pit toilets are horrendous. I mean seriously. WOW. Dual seats? lol It is FAR from everything- This might be a Pro.

I went with my girlfriend and her family and had a very pleasant Experience! Everyone was so kind,…read moreit was relaxed, and the river was just amazing to sit by, and the bathrooms were alright for a campground. I never didn't feel safe there, and it never felt unfriendly. All around great experience!

I've been camping here with my family for years. The staff is friendly and it's a perfect spot to…read moreget away from the city and relax on the river. We will be back next year.

this was honestly one of my favorite things we did for the summer. It's roughly $50 a person for…read morethe daily pass. I went on the Fourth of July and it was a really good time. There wasn't too many people. They had a band playing at the rooftop bar. They have concession stands where they sell ice cream whole pizzas Chicken tenders fries and more. Along with the obstacle courses in the lake. They also have a splash pad area for kids. And also a little area with water slides and buckets that dump water. I will definitely be coming back.

Our stay was nothing short of extremely disappointing. My kids had been looking forward to this…read moretrip all summer. They were so excited to finally have the chance to visit the great Jellystone Resort, only to leave feeling let down and disappointed. Friday, after we had already put a considerable amount of money into the arcade, we discovered that the ticket machine was broken. Instead of making an effort to get it fixed, the solution was simply to put an "Out of Order" sign on it. My kids were understandably upset, and unfortunately, they weren't the only ones. Throughout the weekend, I saw countless children walking out of the arcade crying, especially the younger kids who simply didn't understand why they couldn't get their tickets or use something they had been looking forward to. Then there were the water attractions. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, numerous water obstacles were closed. These are some of the attractions that make this resort what it is supposed to be known for, yet they were constantly unavailable. We ended up spending most of our time in the pool area because there simply wasn't much else we could do. It's incredibly frustrating to spend this much money on a family vacation and then find that many of the attractions you paid for aren't actually available. There's also a huge sign proudly advertising that the resort serves Hershey's ice cream. After standing in line for nearly an hour, we were finally told that everything was sold out. And this wasn't an isolated incident. Numerous times throughout the weekend, we waited in lines only to eventually be told that whatever we were trying to purchase was sold out. After a while, it became incredibly frustrating and made us wonder why the resort was continuing to advertise and sell experiences that they clearly weren't prepared to provide. Our experience at the restaurant was just as disappointing. There were only four tables with customers while we were there, yet it still took approximately 90 minutes to receive our deep-fried food. Ninety minutes for food that should not have taken anywhere near that long is simply unacceptable, especially when you're traveling with kids. We also paid for a glitter tattoo for our kids and almost didn't get it because there was only one person doing them. I felt bad for the employee because he was clearly overwhelmed, but one person trying to handle that many children was never going to work. Once again, the kids were the ones who ended up disappointed. And finally, our Monday morning "wake-up call" came courtesy of lawn mowers starting at 7:00 a.m. I understand that the resort has to get the property cleaned up and prepared for the next group of guests, and I understand that there is a checkout time. But waking up families at 7:00 in the morning with lawn mowers is not the way to leave guests with a positive final impression. There are more considerate ways to get people moving without making them feel like they are being pushed out. The most disappointing part of all of this is that my kids had been looking forward to this trip for months. We spent a significant amount of money expecting a fun family vacation and an experience that matched what Jellystone promises. Instead, we spent much of the weekend dealing with closed attractions, sold-out items, long waits, broken equipment, and disappointed children. This was supposed to be the "best vacation ever." Unfortunately, it was anything but. I truly hope management takes these concerns seriously, because this resort has the potential to be a great family destination. But based on our experience, it is nowhere near the experience it claims to provide. We left feeling disappointed, frustrated, and, most of all, sorry that our kids' long-awaited vacation didn't turn out the way they had hoped.

Our family had a wonderful overnight get away at Lake Wapusun! We stayed in the Cozy Cabin and it…read morelived up to its name. It includes a nice half bathroom and the nearby shower house was clean and tidy. Our kids were engaged all day with fishing, peddle boating, exploring the creek, and bouncing on the pillow. The staff was also very accommodating to our needs and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We all had a great time!

Review update: Received partial refund following complaint…read more Mostly a pleasant stay, but... see below. 1) I made a mistake about the start date of our reservation, so we set out a day early. On the way, I discovered my error and started calling the office to see if they could accommodate us anyway. I was calling within their stated office hours but only got voice mail. I left a message, but also called repeatedly, hoping to get a human. An emergency after-hours number was mentioned, but they had not supplied us with it. Eventually I gave up and secured a last-minute reservation at another RV park close by. We were at Lake Wapusun for a week and NEVER received a call back, nor mention of my message. Did the on-site staff bug out early Sunday afternoon and then erase my message to avoid discovery?.... 2) Our on-line reservation was supposed to be full hook-up, with water, electricity, and sewer. Our site did not have sewer hookup. Asked about it and was told that only seasonal campers get sewer hookups. There is NO mention of this on their website. I do not know if this is an intentional misrepresentation, or simply an oversight. It was incredibly inconvenient as partway through the week we had to use the general campground sewage dump, which meant uncoupling all our hookups, driving to the dump site, draining everything, then re-leveling our RV, and doing all the hookups again. I THINK THEY OWE US A PARTIAL REFUND BECAUSE WE DID NOT GET WHAT WE PAID FOR. And then, it was Saturday night! Oh. My. God!!! They have a makeshift stage and bring in local(?) bands to perform. The level of amplification is horrific and overwhelming! It echoes all through the campground with no escape!! The noise started around 7 p.m. and continued PAST 11 p.m, which is their stated "quiet time." (Which they claim is strictly enforced; I beg to differ.) People in cars and golf carts paraded through the park, yelling and singing at the top of their lungs until after 11 p.m. Had we known to anticipate loud, raucous behavior there, I would have selected a different campground. We left the next day even though we had another day in our reservation. The staff we encountered in person were consistently pleasant and helpful. Weekdays were quiet. Dogs are allowed and there are roads/paths nice to walk. You wouldn't likely want to swim on the beach due to all the geese and goose poop (it's just nature, but, ick), so a swimming pool would be a nice addition. It looks like a good place to camp with children as there is a large play area with activities kids love to do. The camp store had limited selections, but did supply a couple of items we needed at a reasonable price. The area features rolling hills, lots of Ohio farmland (surrounding dairy and hog farms supplied punguent aromas at times), wineries, and Amish communities. The City of Wooster is not far away, offering mid-to-upscale restaurants, interesting shops, and The College of Wooster. Nice "college town" vibe. Overall it was a decent experience, but we will not be returning.

Free firewood, peaceful and relaxing, rv's at one area and popup campers and tents at their own…read morearea. With free firewood, it's nice having a firing going all the time!!

Karen and Randy are some of the nicest and caring campground owners I've ever met, they have a very…read morenice park with 3 small lakes. The have a lot of events that they run and I wish they were open all year. They are only open for the camping season, but they have pull through spots, even tent spots, a small laundromat. The only downside is there is no sewer hook up but randy will come around once a week and pump out your sewer tank for you! So not really a huge inconvenience. Would go back here whenever we're in the area.

Upon registration, we thought the place was beautiful ! The people were very nice. However, the…read morepad site was very narrow and our truck camper didn't fit on the gravel which was sparse! It was also very unleveled. The picnic table could not be leveled due to poor construction of the sites. The women's shower and bathroom area was FILTHY!!! There was feces on the toilets and mud and hair in the showers and the curtain was moldy! There was no faucet that would control the water spigot and no shower heads! YUCK!!! The lady at the office apologized but it was unhealthy to even consider using these facilities!!! The men's shower was only operational while you pushed the control valve!! So water did not constantly stay in and there is NO adjustment for the temperature! This camping area looks to be rented to regulars with Fifth Wheels. Anyway, don't recommend it if you need or want to use the bathroom facilities!! GROSS!