We had a wonderful time "roughing" it with some friends. This camp ground has everything you want,…read morefamily friendly, kiddy pool, lake, nice restrooms, laundry room, mini mini putt putt, camp store. We were there on July 3rd, they had a band, fireworks, and a 50/50.

Love love love this campground. Family run, family oriented safe and friendly place for kids of all…read moreages!! Kids activities, mom and dad activities. Corn hole mini golf, new pool, horse shoe pits. Small lake/pond for fishing and kayaking. Kayak rentals are available!! Laundry facilities. Live entertainment on the weekends. Who could ask for more??!!! My home away from home on the weekends!!!

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.

This was our 5th stay in 3 years. It appears to have changed ownership a couple of times, but…read morethings still seem to be operating pretty well with a few changes recently. They have simplified the entrance/exit making it easier to come and go. The pool was in great shape this time. But the splash pad is not turned on yet. I did see where they added new jump pads, one normal size and one huge! This is right next to a new zip line and the kids seem to love both. I decided to splurge on one of their deluxe patio sites since this was my birthday/Father's day present. We got a very nice site back in the BOONDOCKS area which is a nice secluded area not too far from everything else. It does have a nice shower that is ADA compliant, but my only suggestion would be to put a handicap sign up so more abled people can use the others first. Since I was splurging this week, we did take advantage of firewood and ice delivery and they were quick and courteous. I did have an opportunity to reach out for help with their management when an unexpected storm came through. We have a pop up that once you setup and put out the awning, its difficult to get down in a hurry. I used their text number and requested a small step ladder to help me get the awning down and they quickly responded. That was a big help. All in all it was a great stay. My only real issue is with reserving a deluxe patio site, some have propane grills and others have charcoal grills and I don't think you know till you get there, so we had to run our for charcoal.

First time staying at this KOA and a little disappointed . We drove 2.5 hours…read more The pool and splash pad not open and we didn't find out until arriving,(closed for a few weeks so it could be replaced). Our site was nicely furnished but no shade/trees. The wagon ride was cancelled on Saturday with out a notice. We walked on the trail with the kids but it smelled terrible like sewage and there are no trail markers so we had to back track a few times. One trail took us to a house. The sun catcher paint event was not well put together. They were gone in 1 minute and not enough paint for everyone. Walked to feed the animals and didn't realize it cost a quarter to feed. Absolutely no cash on us. And we lost a headlamp we bought in the store, went to buy another the morning we left and told we were not allowed in the store and it was closed for an emergency. For the amount of money we paid just expected a little more being the holiday weekend. Don't see us coming back. Likes: bathrooms were nice, kids liked playground and jump pad, the paddle boat and life jackets, patio furniture at our site.

I had the time of my life ms Melissa was the best ever! The restrooms were clean and the showers…read morewere clean! Everyone was so nice the pool is big and love that u can bring your pets! Plenty of things to do and this was our first time camping ever so will def be back!

First, the attention to detail did not go unnoticed.As You arrive to the campground, a golf cart…read moretakes you to your campsite and immediately helps you get backed in. We loved the trash pick up, the wood drop off and the convenience of booking our rafting trip on site. The campground offered many amenities, and you can tell the staff take pride in the campground. That said, the layout of the campground could use some improvement. Unfortunately, the restrooms are placed in a way that encourages other campers to cut directly through campsites to get to them. We had multiple situations where kids were running up the hill into our site and even coming around our camper and truck, which was unsettling, especially since the parents weren't paying attention. It left us feeling pretty uncomfortable and put a damper on what could have been a perfect experience.

Never underestimate Ohio. This state park is easily one of the best in the state, and I absolutely…read moreloved my trip here. The lodge was amazing and made the whole experience even better. The welcome center seemed brand new and was really well done, with a small museum, plus access to the campground and tons of cabins available to rent. The hiking here is incredible. We did the Hemlock Gorge Trail, and it was just the right level of challenge while still being super enjoyable. The scenery was beautiful the entire way. I also highly recommend checking out the Little and Big Lyons waterfalls. It made for a great loop trail and was definitely a highlight. The park itself is very well maintained. We visited right after some heavy winds, so there were quite a few downed trees, but maintenance was already out there actively clearing and fixing things, which was impressive to see. Overall, such a beautiful park and a trip full of unforgettable memories.

There is lots of natural beauty here, even on a muddy February day. The trails are very well…read moremarked. We loved Lyons Falls and the Gorge Overlook Trail. The steep downhill descent was worth it for the river views and crossing the cable bridge. The restrooms near the dam were open, but badly in need of cleaning.

I ran out of fuel during my delivery (came all the way from Tacoma, WA) and pulled over safely into…read morethe Whispering Falls campground. The camp host, John, was extremely helpful on providing where to find the nearest gas station. He offered me food and welcomed me in. He's the prime example of genuine hospitality. The campsite and bathroom were very clean. John is very attentive and you can see the care he puts into his work. Also, he has 25 years of experience with welding! In the near future, I'll be taking my family here. It's next door to sisters and close to east of Salem.

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!

It's so fun if you have kids bring the here its so much fun make sure to bring a fishing rodread more

Cycling OTET and wanted a cabin for a single night due to all the rain today. They have a two night…read moreminimum and wouldn't budge. Such a shame. No cyclist wants to stay two nights.

We camped here for Memorial Day weekend and had a great time! After another friend recommended this…read morecampground we decided to book a stay. They have all different type of site options from full hookup with concrete pads to electric only grassy sites to camp sites with horse friendly tie areas. I would guess there are over 500 sites here. Plus they have very nice cabins to rent. There is a marina for those that want to dock seasonally and a boat ramp for those that just want to put their boat in for the day. No extra cost if camping for the weekend. You can also kayak or rent kayaks and pontoons from the marina part. The welcome center has a naturalist area with educational animals and other interactive exhibits where kids can see and ask questions. During summer months they also have all kinds of activities for families from naturalist led hikes, movie nights, and educational programs. The beach area is a good size for everyone to play. You can pay extra to go on the wibits- water course. They have food vendors and bathrooms close by. Most of the facilities like shower houses and playgrounds are newer and well maintained. Since it is such a large campground I highly recommend bringing bikes or a golf cart (you will want to call ahead to make sure yours is inspected for operation in the park). Also lots of ranger patrols for safety but still freedom to enjoy your weekend.

Well the animals that I work with had a day on the lake at Pleasant Hill Lake…read more It's a good hour and a half from I71 and 480 so be forewarned...Plan accordingly... And there is an admission charge if you can believe it... The chalet on the hill has a small store in it but since it's on state land there are no potent potables so again...Plan accordingly...Pack everything you want BEFORE you head out because there isn't much in that neck of the woods either...There is a Marathon that does have needs but not a great selection so...Plan accordingly... There is a beach that consists of "sand" that is what is washed up from the bottom and is pretty much just gravel mixed with dirt... Thankfully all we did at the beach was stage it for a gathering point off the boat.... I'd go back cause the lake is plenty big and not overly crowded...So long as we had no reason to get off the boat... But be careful....There is water patrol so use your head here folks....