My wife and I stayed from the Fourth of July to Monday in 2024. It is a beautiful park! They have…read morelots of stuff to do and lots of amenities. That said you pay a hefty price so there should be some good "free" stuff to enjoy. We were in a fairly big lot for a pull through space. The pool was jampacked until Sunday morning. That was when we decided to visit it. There seems to be a lot of seasonal campers that are catered to. That is the first place we've stayed at that had a full bar! There is a small kitchen that does some great pizzas and chicken wings. Thursday through Sunday the kitchen is utilized for breakfast and lunches as well.

Awesome KOA, very clean, really nice staff, lots of activities, great sites, highly recommend!read more

We camped here from Thursday to Sunday last week. Check-in was easy, and the campsite we had was…read moregreat. The bathhouses were clean. Giving 4 stars because the spa pool was only open from 3-8 when it was supposed to be open from 10-8 every day we camped. Once it opened, it was packed and not always enjoyable. Also, this lake could really use a good skimmer; the bottom was full of leaves and muck, unlike the Jellystone Campground at Mammoth Cave. We loved the shows and all the camp decorations for the Hulu event. We will be back, I just hope the pool will be open more hours.

For awareness: if you book this campground AFTER the close of the water features they will not tell…read moreyou at checkout, they will not tell you at check in, and you will pay the full price (already incredibly inflated because of all of the water features). Made that mistake and won't make it again. Otherwise it's a very cool spot. Not sure if we will return given how our extremely expense yet uneventful weekend went .

My Dog and I loved this place, fun trails and good variety of views.read more

Last year, I took the kids to ride at the Clear Fork ATV park. It was a good experience. We had a…read moregood lunch at the onsite restaurant before paying the fee ($20 pp, regardless of age) to ride the property. There were not many people there, but I don't think the defunct-ski-resort-turned-ATV-park had been open for very long. The lodge/Bar/Restaurant building was clean and air conditioned with decent restroom facilities. Sunday was the fourth time that I've ridden the Clear Fork Adventure Park in the past two years. Unfortunately, the park was in the worst shape ever. The restaurant is permanently closed. They used to mow all of the ski hills and the land surrounding the adult and kids' dirt tracks. The kids track was so overgrown, I had trouble finding it. Almost all of the grass on the property was 2-4 feet tall. I encountered many thorny vines growing across the poorly-marked trails (dark-red spray-painted dots on trees mean wrong-way; dark-green spray-painted dots mean right-way). I used to like to ride this place on the weekend for safety reasons (rather than face the high-traffic trails at Wayne on weekends). It was a nice place to take the kids, and it's only an hour away from home. Unfortunately, it is not going to survive by charging riders $20 per day and failing to perform minimal maintenance on the property. The hours of operation are pretty strange as well: Wed - Sun, noon - 7 PM. We were told the resort has been sold two or three times, and it is currently owned by an investment group in Utah that owns 27 other resorts (this is the only one that is an ATV park).

Beware, it smells like sewage where we were! Our son and his family are stuck in a seasonal spot…read morethat's totally flooded, and they're the only ones in that situation. The owners are aware of it, but won't relocate them, even though other spots aren't fully booked! 0 stars, would not recommend!!! We will not be back, over priced for what you get.

We absolutely love this place. Awesome, friendly owners, beautiful campground with lots of trees,…read moretwo fishing lakes, large swimming area for kids and a playground. They also have updated and clean restrooms/showers and activities planned on many weekends. If you like a campground that offers peace and quiet at night, this is the place for you. We typically stay here three-four times a season and would get a permanent site if it was a little closer to work. The current owners are on their second season I believe and they are doing lots of work on the campground to make it an even nicer place including soon to come cabins!

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!!!

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....

My husband and I got our tickets online. We were excited to get to see the prison. We came from MI…read moreand we didn't get see most of the stuff we paid for wish we had known that ahead of time. There's nothing else to do in Mansfield really so we seen what 25 minutes of we paid $22(each perso)for I guess and drove back home. The lady at the gift shop was friendly tho. Bummed out we drove all that way and pd what we paid to see 20-25 minutes of the tour(self tour)

Location: 100 Reformatory Rd, Mansfield Ohio…read more Outstanding visit and incredible tour experience. Special thanks to our tour guide, David - he made 90 minutes fly by, great knowledge of the history and filmography of the location. We had a blast and learned so much. My biggest tip is plan to take a guided tour. There is a self-guided option, but the staff here are skilled and will make your visit remarkable.

Took the family for a weekend trip and we had an unforgettable time! Jim and Laurie were truly…read moreamazing. The animals were so sweet and awesome. I definitely recommend making a trip there!

Beautiful place, relax and peaceful!!! Really clean, comfortable for family, my kids like it and me…read moretoo.