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.

This place is a hidden gem! All of the negative reviews are from butt-hurt Trumpers . Don't be…read morefooled. You can camp here in peace and the staff are fantastic! Thank you to the management for dealing with these people properly and making sure we have an enjoyable, non-political vacation!

A nice KOA. The pool is really nice. They have a fishing pond. The campsites are large. Dog…read morefriendly. The employees are friendly and it is a quite location.

This will be our second time staying here and it is close to all of the Amish restaurants and…read moreshops. The RV spots are clean, kept up, nice and the front desk is very sweet and accomodating. Thank you!

Simple and nice, The reservation system is an old but it works, phone call but no online system.read more

We rented an RV for 3 days at woodside lake park which is such a beautiful picturesque location…read more Absolutely breathtaking Fall views and beautiful scenery. There's a small lake at the entrance where you can rent kayaks/boats. The service was excellent and they treated our requests very well. We enjoyed our stay there and extremely good service! Highly recommend!

It is a really great rec area with awesome water activities…read more RV park is okay. It has what you need.

The park has not seen new gravel in a really long time maybe years. You can see in the pictures…read morethat most of the park is muddy. The steep slope up the hill has a dangerous drop off that people are having to pull their expensive RVS up this winding path. This shows no respect for the campers. If getting mud all over your camper and truck along with having to track mud into the camper because the sites are dirt covered not gravel covered (see pictures), is not bad enough: The owners of the camp had their wedding party inside the camp that ran until 2 in the morning with loud thumping music. They didn't even respect their paying residents enough to follow their own rules of - and I quote from their brochure: QUIET TIME is 10:30 pm - 8 am. Remember your fellow campers may be sleeping. NO LOUD STEREOS AT ANYTIME. They even used all caps. It doesn't say "ANYTIME except when we/the owners have a reason to party". Rules for thee but not for ME is what I'm hearing. As if that wasn't bad enough, my husband went to the office yesterday to buy some propane. He was told at the office that someone would be over shortly to fill his tanks. He waited for half an hour. Finally, an employee happened to pass by (he hadn't even been sent by the office). He cordially filled the tanks. When my husband went back to the office to ask why they kept him waiting. He was told they were busy planning a party. Turns out it was the owner's party. Another example of not respecting the paying customer. One more thing: there are limbs from bushes and trees that need to be trimmed so that they don't scratch the RVs as they are pulling through. I DO NOT recommend this campground. When we come back through this area in September, we will be staying at the camp in Shelby. Is anyone else tired of crappy customer service these days?

Everyone was so nice. When you get here they have someone show you exactly where your site is. It's…read morevery a pretty area as well with a lot of trails.

The best RV park we've stayed at. Derek and his father are very friendly and attentive. On the 4th…read moreof July they even set off fireworks and cooked for everyone. I would definitely stay here over anywhere else in town.

We have been her for 2 months now and the owners Derek and his father Jerry are so amazing. I…read morelittle hidden treasure that must be discovered by more people. Love the atmosphere and all the neighbors

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!!

Super clean bathrooms and showers! Was hesitant to book here because of some bad reviews, but so…read moreglad we did. This was the cleanest campsite we stayed at on our trip from Colorado to Connecticut. Bathrooms look newly renovated and meticulously maintained. You can tell the owners really care for their campers experience despite it being a small site. Garden could use some maintenance but that didn't stop me from snagging a few ripe tomatoes.

Our stay at this RV park was extremely disappointing due to serious safety concerns, poor…read moremanagement, constant noise issues, and overall lack of cleanliness. The biggest issue involved multiple off-leash dog incidents. While walking my leashed dogs one evening, we were aggressively approached by another dog that was not on a leash. I was able to pick up my smaller dog, but my larger dog had to defend herself. She has never been in a fight before and was simply protecting our pack. This was a dangerous situation that could have easily resulted in serious injury. I reported the incident to Animal Control because dogs roaming off-leash in required leash areas is unacceptable. What made the situation worse was how management handled it. The owner approached my husband and me aggressively, yelling at us to leave immediately and falsely accusing my dog of being the aggressor. She even violently shook our fence and demanded it be removed, despite other campers having fences in place. We were told to move by the next morning in December, despite being in a winterized site, which caused unnecessary stress and cost us a $40 lost deposit for a temporary site. After reviewing security footage, the owner later admitted we had done nothing wrong, but there was no apology or acknowledgment for the false accusations and threats. The park also has a major issue with inconsistent rule enforcement. After we were required to remove our fence, other campers were allowed to keep theirs in place for months. This creates an unfair environment and leaves guests unsure of what rules are actually enforced. Another ongoing issue was the frequent loud music. Music was often played loudly from nearby sites, making it difficult to relax, enjoy the evening, or have any peace at our camper. This happened often enough to become a major frustration during our stay. The condition of the property is also poor. The roads are entirely gravel and filled with potholes, especially near the entrance. When it rains or snow melts, these become large muddy puddles that make walking difficult and can be rough on vehicles. Because this is a small park, smoke from neighboring campers also becomes a problem. Marijuana smoke frequently drifted into our area, making it unpleasant to open windows or sit outside. There were continued safety issues as well, including another camper's unattended dog getting loose and approaching my dogs. The owner didn't even realize their dog had escaped, which only added to the ongoing stress. Cleanliness is another concern. Dog waste is often left around the property, creating unsanitary conditions and obvious health concerns. Overall, while the location may be convenient, the combination of aggressive management, unsafe off-leash dog incidents, loud music, poor maintenance, smoke exposure, and lack of cleanliness made this a very stressful and unpleasant stay. I would strongly encourage pet owners and families to consider these issues before booking.

Free campground! I…read morewas a little skeptical when hearing there was a free campground in this state forest but the reviews seemed really good so we decided to make it a stop on our way to West Virginia. The road to get to the campground was winding and very dark but when we arrived we saw a beautiful campground with paved spots. There are no amenities with only a vault toilet and water pump. Still the sites were nice and large. You pass several shooting ranges on the way to the campground. There is also a trail that loops around the campground.

This site is free! Hidden Hollow, in Fernwood State Forest, is one of three free Ohio campgrounds…read morewithin a half hour drive. Here are trash bins, fire rings, and picnic tables at each site, plus a well-blazed trail edging the campground. There are pit toilets in the center of the ring that do smell like free campground pit toilets, but they are far enough from the campsites that you'll be okay even on a hot summer day, especially if you're a ping with a self-contained unit. Our site had a great mix of field and tree cover with raspberries or other bramble fruits lining the campground. Hummingbirds, cardinals, nuthatches, and a concert of fireflies were fun to watch. The free part is especially good since there are pigeon, rifle, and handgun target ranges outside the camp loop, and you do hear them even on a Monday. And first thing Tuesday morning. This is a dry campground in every way so bring your own water. If you aren't target practicing, use your red cup and don't act like a rookie. About half the sites were in use the Monday night we stayed. Despite the ballistic sounds, the camp loop was quiet, and we had a very restful stay.