We stayed here last July. My spouse (who is 6'3") and I slept terrible. His feet were completely…read moreoff the bed and we felt we had no room to move. We measure the mattress the last day- it's a FULL, not a QUEEN as advertised. I email them after to tell them I'm upset- never hear a word back. Now we were asked to meet family there again this summer and hoping they updated their beds to the size they claim so I email to ask- they email me back to say the beds are same and they are "industry size". They are FULLS and we have video and pics to prove it. I have been manipulated and should have demanded atleast a partial refund after our visit (having read up on the law and what it means them lying about size of beds). The beds in the cabins aren't queens like advertised. Beware! And contact me if you noticed this too.

this place is amazing for families. We rented a cabin and it was absolutely perfectly appointed…read more Very clean. The facility itself was gorgeous and the kids had a ton of fun. Lots of activities to do if you didn't want to spend your time in the lake but the lake was awesome! Only recommendation I would have would have to the park is maybe a few fun things for the teens as well. Maybe a night swim or ?? They are 14 and still had fun anyway!

What a fantastic experience! I went here this past weekend for our 12yr olds birthday. We got the…read moreLobdell cabin which was perfect for us. The staff is all wonderful. There are so many activities for both children and adults. We ziplined, did the challenge course, danced the night away, played parachute games, rented a golf cart and bikes. I'm leaving out a plethora of other activities available. They have a great gift shop/snack bar, pizza is good. Sites are clean and spacious. Bathrooms and bath houses available. All of the other campers were so friendly. Super safe and gorgeous place.

What a lost treasure! First time we've gone camping, rented one of their newer cabins next to the…read morepools. Great and friendly staff, clean campgrounds. Staff was very pleasant with activities for the kids. From the moment we pulled in, we were impressed. Great service, walking us through the check in and checkout and taking us to our site. Fellow campers were mostly respectful. We didn't have a problem with noise or trash. Only issue was someone allowing their dog to poop in front of our cabin and not picking it up - small price to pay for a pet friendly experience, and people will be people. Wide variety of campers, and was great to see them, their rigs, and share the experience.

Lake Hudson is a family run business and yes you have to dress appropriately , you don't need to…read moreshow off what should be covered up. The twenty minute breaks are good, it gives you time to rest or take a needed break from the water and check to make sure everyone is accounted for. The water is absolutely beautiful, it is so clear for a lake. If you like to camp for a week end they provide a area for that. I can remember making a lot of memorable times at Lake Hudson and hope they continue to run it the way they do. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to enjoy a great day in a very safe environment.

Ready to sign your rights away? This Lake has very weird rules of DO's and DONT's. After reading…read morethe list carefully, we thought we were ready to go! However, after enjoying the lake for about 2 hours, I was called out of the water and told I needed to cover up because apparently my bathing suit did not fit their definition of one. The manager told me it looked like a "thong" and was not a bathing suit? I don't appreciate being publicly slutshamed. Also, $9? Cmon. The water was nice but I didn't get to enjoy it for very long because apparently my bare ass distracts the folk on the beach and all hell was about to break loose!

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....

Disappointing place it was expensive and we ended up on a pad that barely fit our class a motorhome…read morein the mud. If it wasn't for a permanent guest on pulling in, we would've badly damaged the motorhome with an overhang limb. We arrived at night and were given a spot for a week. We were towing a jeep and could not even turn into our spot, even though we had rented a pull through spot. And then the spot was not level, and there was mud all around, which got tracked into our motorhome. It seemed awful expensive being that this is the off-season and we stayed for a week. The campsite is the closest one to our daughter's house and we may have to come again, but it's not a place that we really like the only really positive note was that we could walk our dog in their wooded area which has paths and it is fairly large.

My review is based on my annual experience over the past eight years. This year, several of my…read moreconcerns appear to have been addressed. While it's too late for the mass departure of annual members this year, I hope this signals that Cross Creek is heading in the right direction. There are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and Cross Creek raising its rates every year. After eight years of annual camping, our family--along with eight others--made the decision not to renew. Over the years at Cross Creek, we've built lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories, but with skyrocketing prices and the campground's steady decline, we were left with no choice. The turning point came when Cross Creek was acquired by Apple Brook. Almost immediately, staffing was reduced, and the amenities that once made it a premier destination were sold off. What was once a AAA-rated resort quickly deteriorated into a glorified state park. The signs of decline were evident: flowerbeds overgrown with weeds, neglected campsites, and unattended weekend lots. Some areas were so overgrown last year with weeds, it was hard to tell where the gravel ended and the grass began. Safety also became a growing concern during the off season as campers weren't vetted and transients sneaked into the park freely to use the restrooms, showers, washers and dryers. The weekend activities that once defined the campground--such as Harry Potter weekends, haunted houses, escape rooms, and top-tier live music--were replaced with rock painting, karaoke, and second rate bands. When I reached out to the front office two years ago to express my concerns and request a conversation with the owner, I was told he had no interest in speaking with us. The message was clear: with a long waitlist, we were replaceable. When I brought up the decline in activities and amenities, I was told that it was up to the annual campers to organize them--an absurd response. If you're considering Apple Brook, know that it is not the Cross Creek of the past. The AAA-rated resort is gone, replaced by a contractor campground with annual rate hikes and diminishing activities. If you're looking for a seasonal or annual spot, be prepared for a large price increase each year with fewer and fewer amenities. Apple Brook has taken its loyal annual and seasonal campers for granted, and as a result, eight families have either left or will leave in just the next few months. My hope with this review is that Apple Brook management sees this and takes action to restore Cross Creek to the incredible destination it once was.

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!

From the owner: Located on the beautiful Mohican State Scenic River lies The Lost Horizons Family Campground. We…read moreoffer you an extraordinary camping experience. Come alone or come as a family, there is so much to do. We are a full service campground offering water/electric hookups, pizza/ice cream shop. Our location makes it a perfect base to explore the Village of Loudonville and the Amish Country. Make your reservation today.

Small and friendly…read more This is a nice campground on the river. Only about 50 spots and some of them are right on the river. When we went we were able to walk in the river. I'm sure in spring you could canoe or kayak. The campground also has its own access to the bike trail that goes from butler to Mansfield. Beautiful and scenic on a fall day. The campers were also very friendly. Spaces are a good size and many have mature trees for shade. Did not use restroom and shower house but it looked. Clean. Definitely a good choice if looking for a no frills campground in the area and want a peaceful and relaxing stay.

Stayed here for 4 nights while we were in Mansfield for Inkcarceration. The owner was very friendly…read moreand helpful. Restrooms and showers were clean. And it's a pretty location in the fall.

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.

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.

Nice campground overall but with a few issues depending on your needs…read more Pros- Relatively level spaces Nice walking trails and plenty of area to explore. Plenty to keep kids busy. Cons- the wifi is awful and is pretty much non existent. The "k9 kamp" is a small fenced in area with nothing in it.

We reserved one of the full hookup sites online and stayed at the end of September 2025. The online…read morereservation site has all the details on lot size, electricity info, distance to showers, etc. However, it's limited in showing different dates, which is frustrating. Anyway, the check-in time is 3pm and check-out is 1pm. We paid fifty-three dollars per night for two adults and one dog, with a six fifty reservation charge. Check-in was easy, and the attendant was helpful; you just drive up to the office, check-in and go on your way. The layout is similar to a subdivision with cul-de-sacs and each spot having its own little yard, making it feel somewhat like camping in the woods. Our neighbors were quiet and most vehicles drove slowly. Everyone we met was pleasant and friendly. The camp itself was clean and easy to hook up. Bathrooms and showers were clean and there was plenty of toilet paper. Large trash bins were available along with gray water stations. The only thing I'd suggest is for the site identifiers to be repainted, as several had faded over time. We visited the beach, but didn't go swimming, given the temperature. The pond is catch and release and seemed maintained and not stagnant. The budget limitations need to be considered before passing judgment. We used bug spray every day and that seemed to help keep the bugs away. The site we booked had a level surface and plenty of room to back in. The water and electrical were easily accessible and worked fine. A lot of campers used an inline water filter. The water quality report is on the park website for anyone interested. The grass was well trodden, making a camp rug a must-have. There was also a fire pit with a grill attached, but we didn't use it to cook. Also, at the time, there wasn't a burn ban. Overall it was an enjoyable experience and we'll definitely return. It was fun to walk down the aisles and see all the setups and decorations and note future camp site options. How many campers are long-timers, it's hard to tell. But we were pleased and our dog loved exploring on our walks.

I came here for a beach day with a local women's group and was surprised by how welcoming the space…read morewas. There's plenty of parking anf a pavilion with restrooms. There were a few different food trucks lined up as well. I'll likely bring swim shoes next time because I didn't enjoy feeling the bottom of the creek, but I had a fun time floating around and lounging on the shore.