We love our times at Boot Hill!! Everyone is amazing!! Food is awesome, rooms…read moreAre amazing and the entertainment is always great!!! Kelly and Ed are wonderful, we Love them

Southern hospitality with fun and graciousness! Kelly creates and maintains an impeccable bed and…read morebreakfast! A must for weekend getaway! Highly recommend!

Absolutely lovely! Management is amazing as well. Jason & Mark are the new managers and are doing…read morean outstanding job of improving the property from the previous owners. This is God's Country without a doubt!

From the moment we had contact with Jason, the owner, to sadly when we had to leave everything was…read moreperfect!! The place was spotless, the pool was welcoming and clean. Driving in and out of site was a breeze. We will always recommend this place. Hope to travel thru again someday.

Very disappointed for the price paid during first Monday…read more Dog poo and cigarette buds left in the fire pit of our friends rv spot. Other than that, resort is nice...

This is a good basic resort for a family stay, as there are plenty of things to keep all ages busy…read morefor a while! Other than the roads inside the resort having huge potholes (had to reorganize my RV cabinets and shelves from the rickety bumps), the spots were easy to park in and the length of the parking spot will accommodate large RVs The picnic tables at most of the RV spots need to be replaced! They are made out of wood and have weathered badly, causing the seats to be severely bowed. We were a bit uncertain about the strength of the seats so we didn't use the tables. The "Lodge" had employees available 24 hours a day which is good in case of an emergency, etc. I did ask them about renting a go-cart, as I had my disabled grandmother with me; they promised to call me back about renting a golf cart but after several more calls and visits to the Lodge, nobody ever returned my communication attempts. The little general store is convenient, and it isn't overpriced as one might expect. Be sure to bring what you need, if possible, as the selection is very limited. They carry bait but were sold out both times I checked. Purchases may be charged to your campsite. There is a small gated dog park if you bring along your pooch. I am glad I didn't bring mine, though, as the space needed to be mowed badly and my little 5-pound Toy Pomeranian would have been lost in the weeds. The pond is nice for fishing. Beware of the many turtles; they will chomp on your hooks constantly! Bring your own lanterns for nighttime fishing. If some basic improvements and maintenance were implemented, this RV resort would be better. Check in by 9pm; check out by Noon or pay a $20 late checkout fee. After 2pm, you're paying for another night at the campsite.

Slowest service ever .... 40 minutes for food at 2 in the afternoon..mediocre food …read more. Good golf course Very pretty Pro shop smells like sewer gas every time ..stinks .. Expensive green fees on weekends

Came here on Good Friday afternoon and had a good time! Pace of play was a little slow but I'm…read morenever in a rush so I had no problem, pro shop is more up to date than I expected with a shot tracer. Course was in great shape fairways were nice and open and the greens were fairly good! Medium greens in my opinion. Nice course for a solid rate had a good time with the fam!! Will most likely come back!

Had a great experience at the Don Louis concert. Adequate parking. Great bar area. Only…read moredisappointment was no food options.

Servers should be trained better regarding assigned tables and how to speak to customers…read more Food was ok.

Life-changing time to evaluate life and your Christian walk. Everyone needs to attend a Quest. I…read moregather that we've all received wounds and hurts in this life and attending a Quest is a blessing and the perfect way to leave it all behind. God bless!

Life changing experience. I was real leery about going, glad I did. I would recommend it to anyone.read more

Nice welcome in. We were welcomed in and was able to check-in early. The log-in code didn't work,…read morethey gave us another code and it worked well. They provided a small heater that warmed up the cabin very well. There is a full size mattress and a cute small window in the loft. There's a futon, partial kitchen and tiny restroom. Patio with a small BBQ pit and a table. Good parking areas. There is a lake and a pool outside and RV areas. This is a very great location for some relaxing time. It would be nice if it included two sets of dishes, cups and silverware (for 2 people), and wi-fi that actually works.

I booked the large Conestoga wagon for my family. We got to spend two nights there and had a chance…read moreto explore Canton "trade days" that is right down the road. We have been trying to go camping every New Year's Eve for the last few years. The wagon we stayed in was number 1 and is the closest to the bathroom. It had a king size bed and two bunk beds. There was a heater inside, that worked well, even with freezing temperatures at night. We did take extra covers, but all beds had pillows covers and sheets. They also provided towels for 6 ppl. The bathroom was suppose to be only for the wagon guests, and had a code. We did see other people (not staying in the wagons) using the code and going in. Maybe because more ppl were actually using it, they were not maintained clean. There was trash overflowing. We noticed that it was picked up, but it got bad again pretty quickly. We had a great time there. The location of the wagons is in front of the pond, and is separated from the other camping spots. Very pretty. The resort offers many options for family activities and has a restaurant on site.

Native son is so good! Such a great date night spot. Food was 10/10! Everything from the appetizers…read moreto the dessert was amazing!

My husband does business in Canton. A two-hour drive is negotiable when Native Son is the payoff…read more This was our second visit, and it was every bit as good, if not better. We started with the hummus and shishito peppers. Both were delicious. I had a Campari; he ordered the root beer mezcal cocktail, which sounded risky on paper but worked beautifully. For dinner, I chose the Asian salad with salmon added. The salmon was cooked perfectly, with crisp, well-seasoned skin that carried the dish. He ordered the pork chop, and the green beans were good enough that I helped myself more than once. The portions were generous across the board. In a business where margins are tight and plates are often shrinking, the abundance was appreciated. We finished with the banana pudding, an ending that hit exactly the right note. If Native Son is on the table, I won't need convincing to make the drive again.