When we went they were rushing to get new campsites finished up the day we were pulling in. The…read moresites were muddy and rain was expected. Some campers were stuck and could not leave. Couldn't do anything cause of mud. Roads were poorly maintained. Nothing good about the place. Maybe if they wasn't trying to make more site available on the day people was placed at these sites and it didn't rain. Which they couldn't control but they could have gravel their roads better.

Fireside Lake Campground is open, and under new management. They are making lots of changes to this…read morecamp ground. We went to the ribbon cutting today, and enjoyed the grand opening. So happy to have these new owners making this place a destination again. We will soon have a camper, and we will be coming here to enjoy a weekend for sure.

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.

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.

I love this campground. A friend of mine told me about this little charm and told me to go since…read moreat my old campground it got quite boring so I looked online and booked a space in silk stocking (as you can see in the pictures below) and when I arrived I noticed that there is no satellite for phones but I like that because it lets me enjoy wildlife without the doomscrolling of social media (you know what apps) and there is just so much things to do. For example, there's a concession stand that has some fire food and there's Wibits on the lake but for the people how don't want to get their hair wet or go underwater in a lake like me, there is also public lake access for swimming to. There is also peddle boats that you peddle on the lake which give you a good view of the lake without having to rent a expensive pontoon boat. They also have kayaks. And they have peddle carts on land for fun travel around the park but it is VERY hard to peddle on the rocks and feels like if you were to put peddles on a bus. The vibe there is also very good and campfire rings are included with each site though they are kinda dirty so I'd recommend rapping tin foil around food before cooking. The bathrooms do have washing machines and there is a vending machine that is like 50 cents I think and it has washing machine stuff. Just so yall know if your bringing your bike just know that most of the park is rock so it may be a bit hard to ride on. Same with dogs, the rocks may be a bit hard on their paws so just walk them in the grass until there's pavement. Also there is a bigfoots big ride every Saturday night which is a tractor hauling this long wagon with benches in it and it is quite fun. The camp store is well stocked and has some camping must haves like wood and such. The creek behind silk stocking is a great spot for fishing just make sure to release the fish afterwards since they are Austin lake's property. Overall though the park is clean and the bathhouses are nice and they added free water for 6 mins but when I pressed the button it didn't turn on it made this like buzzing sound like it was supposed to be dispensing water but it didn't so I just went in the cabin and took a shower. Also tents are allowed as long as it's just one that is the max.

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.

I really enjoyed my stay here while tent camping. The staff was accommodating and very friendly…read more The bath houses were very clean and I felt quite refreshed after a shower there. Low dust factor unlike other places I've camped where you wend up with dust everywhere after a few days camping. Overall a 9/10. Office hours could be longer, and their rates have gone up a bit since 2021 or they'd get a full 10/10. Try the baked goods in the office for a sweet morning treat. Early breakfast at Der Dutchman down the road is highly recommended before the lines get long.

Found this spot to spend the night during a roadtrip back home and was really pleased! The staff…read morewas so nice and accommodating, and we were able to get an electric only site last minute for our camper van. Really nice location and very quiet neighbors in the evening. Bathrooms were so, so clean which is very much appreciated!

The area is so beautiful in the fall time. My favorite trail is the vondergreen trail. They host a…read morelot of events such as a regular breakfast in the summer, including a breakfast with Bigfoot in May, a kayak crawl with Birdfish brew, and a pioneer village.

I love being outdoors!! This park is beautiful!! Lots to explore. The creek is peaceful and…read morerefreshing. We had a great day with the family.

Awesome place!! Y'all check em out! Had plenty of room and space to hang out or let your pets run…read more They have 30 and 50 amp hookups, water, and sewage.

This is a quiet setting in the country with beautiful views. The owners are wonderful. It is…read moreclean, quiet and out of the way, yet close enough to the interstate that makes dining, shopping, and work very convenient. There is a play area, picnic area for families, fishing near by, and even a dog park! It really is a great place to visit. Being open year round is a huge plus.

What a wonderful clean, no frills campground. This place is based on trust. We made…read moreReservations a year in advance, they didn't take a deposit or credit card. We arrived and paid the balance and our site was clean and easy to pull into. The internet worked fantastically well, we were able to stream TV with a few buffering issues. So close to Berlin and the Amish shops. I will absolutely return to stay at this fantastic campground. Should you ever come here to visit, you will understand what I mean by trust. It is unheard of in today's society. Thank you Berlin RV park for a wonderful stay.

I had decided on this trip that I wanted to learn more about the Amish and this RV park and…read morecampground is located very close! It is a newer campground so the trees around the actual campsites are not too big yet. It is clean and very well maintained. The site that I was in was very spacious and level. They have a sand volleyball court, tether ball, basketball and a small playground for the kids, and a hiking trail in the back of the property. There is a small laundry room. While it is located near a pretty busy road, there is not much noise at night. I have found this a very relaxing park and would stay here again.

very nice here. they clean the portapotties often, including a deep clean. staff were all nice. the…read morevibe was amazing. will be returning. wouldn't recommend bringing your kids during a festival weekend unless you're aware.. iykyk

the most terrible staff I have ever experienced at any music festival. I have gone to 20+ festivals…read morea year nationwide for the past several ywars and have never experienced the kind of hostility and disrespect as I did from the staff at this venue. The place was beautiful and I went to see my favorite band lotus, who were amazing to see live, but it was like the staff were on a mission to ruin everybody's fun. I witnessed staff on golf carts shutting down after parties, making people turn their music off who weren't even blasting it loud. I had my feet dipped in the water around 6:30 and was relaxing, not realizing a woman was screaming at me through a megaphone to get my feet out of the water or I would be kicked out. I asked what the hell the problem was and she said you can't be in the water past 7. it wasn't even 7 yet, it was broad daylight and only the bottom few inches of my legs were in the water. it was comical. people go to festivals to escape being told what to do. the whole reason people go is to have fun, and anything that even resembled that was immediately shut down by the staff. when I left the venue, as I was exiting I was going not even 10 mph and 3 woman at the front screamed at me to slow down, as if I was going 50 mph. I wasn't around the campsites or any people. just a terrible way to say goodbye. the people who run that place don't care about the people who are supporting and making those events possible. maybe they should care a little bit about their opinions. i am a very compassionate and understanding person who has volunteered at festivals and know why rules need to sometimes be put in place, but it really rubbed me the wrong way to drive across the country and pay a couple hundred to deal with that kind of disrespect