We arrived at the cutest RV park and were immediately welcomed by some of the most wonderful…read moreseasonal RVers. They treated us to a homemade German pizza cooked over the campfire, and it was absolutely incredible! One of the highlights of our stay was Henry the Swan, who serves as the park's beloved mascot. He added so much charm and personality to the experience. The park itself was fantastic, with plenty of activities to enjoy, walks around the pond, and a heated pool that was perfect for relaxing. Between the friendly people, unique experiences, and welcoming atmosphere, this is an RV park we won't soon forget. We had an amazing time and would gladly return!

Beware! Neglected facilities, boiling water in showers, rude & unhelpful staff. Impossible to get…read morein touch with owner/manager to address any concerns. After leaving 8 messages with staff and sending 2 emails, I have been completely ignored by the owner to hear my concerns. There are much better family and customer friendly campgrounds to be enjoyed!

Great staff and facilities in a nice location near Ravenna. Nicest shower houses in any Ohio St…read morePark.

We were there for only one night and loved the place: clean, ample room for campers without being…read moreon top of one another, lots of tree shade. We're looking forward to our next visit and two weeks next summer. We had nice night for sitting out, watching the fishing boats and half moon shining on the water. There were lots of campers who went all out for Halloween, the public bathrooms and showers are immaculate

Stayed here on our way out west. I heard a women inside my tent in the middle of the night telling…read moreme to turn off the lantern outside the tent. She was definitely a ghost, since just the two of us were inside the tent.

It's clean. The bathrooms are nice and clean with real toilets. They also do tons of activities…read morewith the campers. It's quite. They have swimming, fishing, playgrounds, dog park, boat rental, golf cart rental, hayrides, on site cafe, bocce courts, horse shoe pits, volleyball area, this list goes on. I was interested in the boat rentals but I think the prices were a little steep, maybe if they were cheaper more people would rent them more often? I highly recommend this park!

One of my fav state parks. Can be mildly crowded especially on weekends but overall not awful…read more Great birding spot. sad with the build up of liter :(

Located in Cortland Ohio. Beautiful nature scenery. Lots of activities for the entire family. Nice…read morepavilions, clean grounds and a friendly small town vibe. Nice walking/biking trails throughout the park. Swimming and fishing holes also around the park. Boat rental is also available. Highly recommended! Stay safe and enjoy nature and all its beauty.

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.

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

I enjoyed our stay staff was wonderful.the extra things to do was very nice .loved driving my golf…read morecart .my family were so happy

I love it here and i camped here saci last year it is the best and people there a amazingread more

If you are used to a quiet, serene camping experience to visit with family, or get away from the…read morenoise of daily life, this is not the camp for you. The highway noise from I-76 only a few feet away is deafening at all hours of the day. And while they do have lots of nice amenities like the swimming pond, they really lose their luster when you have to yell just to have a conversation with people in a small circle. Also they also will nickel and dime you like you wouldn't believe.... A small tent on a site with a camper is not allowed we had to pay $110 to get another site. A card key to leave during the day is a $10 deposit. They only have 220V hookups, but for $5 you can have an adapter to 110V. Swimming on the slide will be fun, after you rent a life jacket for $5. Staying until noon on checkout day is allowed for a small fee of $25. There's definitely a pattern of getting every cent out of you that they can rather than making an enjoyable experience. They also have a list of rules that is as long as it is ridiculous. And they seriously enforce them. Children under 21 must be accompanied after 10pm (good luck telling your 20 year old they can't go to the bathroom by themselves after dark!). You aren't allowed to bring an axe to split wood. Carpets aren't allowed on the sites to preserve the "grass". (The sites are all just crushed asphalt that is not level and easy to roll an ankle on, I didn't see much grass.) and finally the site is limited to 2 adults and 2 children. So if you have 3 kids, I guess you have to get another site. I still can't believe people pay money for staying here. I guess them being right next to the highway much more convenient for them to pull off highway robbery.

The owner of this camping site is very rude, and all about money . And is a self elf man. I camped…read morethere for 5 years and know him well. There has been 4 people that moved out of here from last year because of his arrogant ways. There is no activities for adults and nothing for kids to do either. He is the wrong person person to be operating this campsite.he is goin* to raise the prices next year which his prices are outrageous now and also the electric needs upgraded because there is to many campers there and you trip breakers in your camper on weekends because of the use of the high draw on the electric. There is also some electric wires that are nailed into trees which is unsafe,

After two long days of driving, we were ready to setup camp and visit our family local to this…read morelocation. We got an early start in anticipation on Saturday morning and arrived at 1:20pm. When I got out to stretch my legs and check in, I was surprised to be asked for an early check-in fee of $35 (check-in is 3:00 there). I was annoyed by this but decided to pay and not stay at this park the next time. However, the representative charged me $45 instead of $35, which required a refund process involving the owner, Demi (Damaris Lusvarghi). She informed me that she would check things out while I set up my site and I could stop back to sign everything. Upon my return, she explained the status of my KOA rewards but remained firm on the early arrival fee, stating it was in their policy and was in their email confirmation - which I had not seen. I explained to her that I found it quite unreasonable, considering the site was empty and ready, with no inconvenience caused to the staff. However, Demi commented that "if she changed it for me, she'd have to change it for everyone", and when I mentioned that I would include this in my review, she accused me of "threatening her." She then stated, "You can pack up your things and leave and I'll refund all of it." She showed no concern when I mentioned I had no other place to go, insisting that I leave the property for "disrespecting" her. I apologized that she thought I was disrespecting her and told her that I just disagreed with their policy. As I was leaving, I asked her for her name. She refused to provide her name, stating, "My name is you don't need to know." We quickly arranged alternative plans and prepared to leave the campground. A man from KOA on a golf cart (who I later found out was Demi's husband and owner Fernando) stopped by and asked, "You are leaving, aren't you?" As an avid camper, we've stayed at 192 parks throughout the United States of which 44 have been KOAs. I've never been asked to leave or had such a terrible experience with the owner of a park. I would suggest staying at a truck stop over this park. We visited Lake Milton / Berlin Lake KOA Holiday, no overnight stay.

We had a great time at this KOA! Were touring the country and staying in a tent most of the time…read morebut couldn't pass up the opportunity to stay in a covered wagon. We got in late but they worked with us to make sure we could get in with everything we needed after hours!