Beautiful area friendly people nice swimming pool. Very quiet location, great place to slow down…read moreand relax

This campground was such a hidden gem…read more We got there about 9P and the lady that manages the pool actually offered to open up the pool and turn on the water for the slides (which were amazing) for our boys! This was the highlight of their week! Tim was helpful too since this was our first time renting an RV. Such a wonderful evening! We will be back!!!

Love it had a blast and really enjoy the scenery. Very cool place to camp at and take familyread more

Everyone's seen the signs for it on the freeway but decided to take a deeper look. It's a cool…read morelittle spot to get out of the car and stretch your legs. Who knew it was (the first!) site of vertebrate paleontology in the US? Interestingly, there is also a short hike through a wooded area (5-10 min) that takes you to a mini-zoo-like viewing area for a herd of Bison kept there. They were pretty lethargic on this hot summer day but cute nonetheless. It's at least worth one short visit here -- a worthy investment of ~35 mins from downtown Cincinnati, anyway.

A serene lake to relax by or go bank fishing. We spent a weekend RV camping here. The residents…read morewere super friendly, and the staff were extremely helpful. Our family will definitely return!

The site itself is just fine. But the staff is simply....awful…read more They are fake-friendly to your face and then when you aren't around they talk trash about you and your family. A crazy staff member will roll up to you on a golf cart and call you a liar even though you have never seen him before. Then when you try and ask what hes talking about he drives away. Their online portal to buy tickets is way more difficult than it needs to be. It would be way better if they just weren't there and the way we paid could be a donation box sitting on a post. Yes, that would be a better system. These people are nuts. 1 star because the staff sucks

Dark and remote, tricky roads, sewage, garbage, resident campers, golf cart traffic and poor…read moreplanning/managing. The nice thing about this campground is that it's remote and very far from interstate noise. It is dark at night to allow good stargazing. We saw the Milky Way through 7X binoculars and heard a huge pack of coyotes howling not far away. Tricky roads: The road is just wide enough for a camper and an almost 180° turn coming from the Worthville direction. I had to back up onto the main road to get a wider swing with our 40' Solitude so the tires wouldn't drop off the side. There is no sign at the main road to let you know there is a campground on the one lane road you're taking your huge camper down with possibility there may not be place to turn around if not. Couldn't verify with a satellite image as there was no cell service. Luckily someone came by and we asked and found out it really was back there. Then the one lane bridge is barely wide enough for a camper. May have had about 4" on each side of our Solitude to the guard rails. Then another sharp turn just before the campground. Sewage: The full hook-up at our site was horrible. I don't know if the plumbing didn't have enough fall or just backed up. Luckily I dumped our gray water a few days in, noticed it stop draining and backing up the hose so I dumped the night before so it could settle and not have to wait when trying to leave. Although when I did unhook when leaving, the sewer did back up into our site causing a very unhealthy and unsanitary condition as there was no plug to cap off the sewer. I noticed at a site nearby that the hookup there was broken off. Trash: There is no trash pickup at the sites. When I asked I was told there were dumpsters back in the resident area but there was a gate operated by a code or pass that we didn't have and we could drive it back there. They would let us in but this seemed ridiculous to me. I asked if we left and the office wasn't open to let us in we'd have to leave it at the site and she said "well then I guess we'd have to pick it up". Residents: There are people living here so if that bothers you, now you know. Golf car traffic: Golf carts are running almost non-stop here so your vehicle will be covered in dust by the time you leave. Bring something to at least wash your windows prior to leaving. Difficulty factor increased navigating tricky roads with low visibility through dust. Many of the golf cart drivers have the steering wheel in one hand and a beer in the other even while taking their kids trick or treating through the campground in October. Poor management: It appears that management changes often here. Not sure if it keeps getting sold or just managers changing. All of the above except the roads themselves could be solved if the manager of the facility would want to make it better. We won't go back though regardless.

What a disappointment! Save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else. I asked ChatGPT for a safe,…read moreclean RV park near The Ark Encounter, it came highly recommended (so much for "intelligence"). I booked online. It's unfortunate that the ride in looks like meth lab row, but you can't help who your neighbors are. When we got there in the early afternoon, the office was closed. We reluctantly drove through and immediately left. They can keep our money and use it for some clean up. There were about 4 run down campers that looked like permanent residents. It was dirty, unkept and felt unsafe. There was a random car parked in our assigned spot even though there were plenty of empty spots to park. I don't know how this place made it to the top of nearly every list I looked at. We landed a few miles away at Whispering Hills RV Park. It was beautiful, clean, very family-friendly and cost nearly the same as Three Springs.

This was our 2nd time staying at Three Springs. The children loved the cabin & the owner & people…read morewho work here are so kind and accommodating. The owner was always very responsive whenever we reached out. It was December so we needed an extra space heater and they quickly brought one over. The bathrooms/bathhouse is always clean & warm. We got a couple bundles of firewood and Billy was so kind to drive them over for us as our vehicle was loaded full. We left our headlights on and needed a jump before we left and he and his lovely wife were kind to help us with that, too! The cabins always have a picnic table and firepit outside and Granna's even had a water spigot outside. Next time we'd like to explore the hiking trails of this pretty campground in spring or summer. We look forward to coming back again!

This is misnamed. It's a trailer/RV park and no tents are allowed here. Perhaps a kindly Yelp Admin…read morewill change the category. The spaces are somewhat shoved together, a revenue optimization by someone "clever". The spots are small, but will fit most RVs, 5th-wheels, and trailers large and small. There is water and electricity at all sites with both electrical plugs. There's supposed to be WiFi, but expect it to be spotty. The restroom/showers (one ea for men and women) are clean, if in need of a table or bench and a new coat of paint. Trash and recycling are available but the recycling was found to be dubious; use your own discretion. The views are great, and it's comparatively quiet. The spots are shoved together, and so voices are somewhat hushed. Access is good, and it's close to the downtown area, which has plentiful food and tourism. This is our third time here, and it seems to get smaller each trip.

being a repeat visitor at madison city campgrounds for over20 yrs, i'll go back as often as i can…read morebecause: the river view is great; bardges to runabouts. the rest room/shower room is functional for us. i have shades for heat,cold, and light in my camper. close campsites mean close friends to make. even resorts have mud when it rains. so i have a reservation for next week! yeaaaaah!

We went to check out this "little gem" to inquire about joining and instead was confrontd by a very…read moreaggressive, unfriendly, and impersonable curator. We will never be back and won't be encouraging anyone else to waste their money there either.

I highly recommend this little hidden gem! If you are looking for total relaxation, this is your…read morespot. We had such a wonderful time on the creek, fishing, kayaking, and enjoying its beauty! We enjoyed the hot tub and a nice drink in the evenings just star gazing.

The campground is nice but letting very young children drive golf carts is a hazard and very…read moredangerous. These kids were 9-12 years old with the cart loaded with younger children. The rules say must have a license but the manager allows her young children to drive a golf cart as well.

Me and the family had a great time at Beyonder Getaway Rising Sun. The pool was perfect for cooling…read moreoff, and we appreciated the friendly staff. We really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and can't wait to return for another relaxing trip.

I enjoyed the Whispering Hills RV Park and its location. There are full hook-up sites, a swimming…read morepool, a lake, basketball, bark park, bar, picnic tables, and a playground with giant blow ups for the kids to enjoy. There are plenty of places around the park to just sit and enjoy a book. Some sites offer fires, but ours didn't. There are two laundry locations, but they only have a few washers and dryers. That's not enough when the park has 230 sites. Expect to wait for one to open. You do have a picnic table, but it's time to repair them. They did add in their flyer to call if you have an issue with your picnic table. You mow and clean up your site after someone stays, so you should already see any table issues. When I get to a site I've already spent many hours driving and don't want to call with any issues. I want to set up, relax, and enjoy the amenities. The property is very clean and well managed. They have an employee take you to your site and assist you in pulling in. We would definitely stay here again!!

Very large campground. Over 200 sites. We had a nice 5 night stay as our base for bourbon trail and…read moreequine activities. Cool blow ups for the kids. One of the better bark parks of all the campsites we've visited - separate area for small and large dogs. There is some noise from the nearby interstate. And the newly opened shooting range starts popping around 08:00 am. Other than that it would depend on which site you're at. The only things we did not enjoy - MANY late arrivals every single night made for a lot of noise late in the evening. The park needs to place more signs for the 10 mph speed limit AND enforce it. There were too many cars rolling way too fast in the park. There are kids, people!! If I wasn't paying attention to one driver, she would have hit me - driving too fast and on her phone. Not the sites fault but a lot of rude campers - starting their big diesel rigs in the early morning and late night (not sure why, they didn't move anywhere). People walking through our site. And the morning before I left, the dude in the next campsite was sitting at our picnic table talking on his mobile when I walked out my door. And he didn't even acknowledge me