Came for a family reunion and found the park well maintained quite. The setting and lake was…read morebeyoun expectations. Will stay there again and highly recommend.

Really beautiful campground for RV's. They have cabins to rent as well. $40 a night for full…read morehookup overlooking the Grand Lake. This is a huge lake. Unfortunately it has a high algae level and you can't get near it. The shower houses and restrooms are really nice and clean. The pads are concrete and pretty level. The entire campground is clean and quiet and there's a lot of rooms between sites.

This koa is a stay at a manicured botanical garden which happens to have campsites and a pool…read more Glorious! The staff were also super friendly when ridiculous laundry concerns happen: for no good reason my quarter jammed in the washer slot, but Jeremy managed to deal with it quickly. When my ball jar shattered (great for holding laundry pods at home, but a foolish of me to take on the road), the office staff (A- name I forgot, but prompt and even pleasant) heard and came running. If you need help, it's here. You can rent a swan paddle boat or golf cart, but the pool (10-8 pm) and sluice are incredible. I didn't see a K9 Kamp but our pup loved walking around the ponds. The gazebos near the entry definitely set the tone for this restful visit. Pollinating flowers are all around! The firewood was marked up, so maybe bring your own certified Ohio firewood. This is a KOA Holiday but with Journey proximity since you are very close to the interstate but have minimal interstate sounds, and it isn't an expedition to find the park. The staff are present all over, and the store is a great amenity/souvenir mix. This was a recommended stop, and we're glad we did. We would skip the firewood (park markup), but it was quickly delivered to our site at least.

Been coming here a few years . The last three times we have been here, we have had to check the…read morecabin prior to bringing any belongings in only to find it filthy with food under the beds , discarded Gatorade and water bottles and a load of dust . The water barely works in the restrooms and you can totally forget about a hot shower . The snack bar is never open , the staff is friendly and helpful but their prices are ridiculous ! Last fall when we were there, we spent days listening to the maintenance people blowing leaves gravel and dust all over our vehicle from sunup to sundown . It used to be a great getaway not So Much Anymore

Thank you KOA Bluffton what a great labor day weekend. So many great activities for the kids. Big…read morefoot challenge, Giant jumper, Scavenger hunt, wagon rides, train rides, Pancake breakfast, ice cream social, bingo and the free backpacks stuffed with trinkets for each child. The staff is so helpful and kind. looking forward to all the great upcoming events this fall.

Don't waste your time with this place. They advertise all kinds of events they plan on doing then…read morehalf the events don't happen. And the ones that do happen they mess completely up. When I tried to talk to them they ignored the problem. Then they got new owners that are even worse than the previous ones. They are very vindictive and far from a friendly campground. Most of the sites are very uneven and the picnic tables are broken and unsafe.

A lot of things need repair. Not well maintained with areas needing cleared of debris.read more

This is the best rv park we've ever stayed at! We've been here for months! Not only is everyone so…read morefriendly, but the pool, trails, and amenities are great! James the manager and his staff help with any questions or issues, and keep it always clean and mowed. Never a problem, would highly recommend!

Our stay at this RV park was extremely disappointing due to serious safety concerns, poor…read moremanagement, constant noise issues, and overall lack of cleanliness. The biggest issue involved multiple off-leash dog incidents. While walking my leashed dogs one evening, we were aggressively approached by another dog that was not on a leash. I was able to pick up my smaller dog, but my larger dog had to defend herself. She has never been in a fight before and was simply protecting our pack. This was a dangerous situation that could have easily resulted in serious injury. I reported the incident to Animal Control because dogs roaming off-leash in required leash areas is unacceptable. What made the situation worse was how management handled it. The owner approached my husband and me aggressively, yelling at us to leave immediately and falsely accusing my dog of being the aggressor. She even violently shook our fence and demanded it be removed, despite other campers having fences in place. We were told to move by the next morning in December, despite being in a winterized site, which caused unnecessary stress and cost us a $40 lost deposit for a temporary site. After reviewing security footage, the owner later admitted we had done nothing wrong, but there was no apology or acknowledgment for the false accusations and threats. The park also has a major issue with inconsistent rule enforcement. After we were required to remove our fence, other campers were allowed to keep theirs in place for months. This creates an unfair environment and leaves guests unsure of what rules are actually enforced. Another ongoing issue was the frequent loud music. Music was often played loudly from nearby sites, making it difficult to relax, enjoy the evening, or have any peace at our camper. This happened often enough to become a major frustration during our stay. The condition of the property is also poor. The roads are entirely gravel and filled with potholes, especially near the entrance. When it rains or snow melts, these become large muddy puddles that make walking difficult and can be rough on vehicles. Because this is a small park, smoke from neighboring campers also becomes a problem. Marijuana smoke frequently drifted into our area, making it unpleasant to open windows or sit outside. There were continued safety issues as well, including another camper's unattended dog getting loose and approaching my dogs. The owner didn't even realize their dog had escaped, which only added to the ongoing stress. Cleanliness is another concern. Dog waste is often left around the property, creating unsanitary conditions and obvious health concerns. Overall, while the location may be convenient, the combination of aggressive management, unsafe off-leash dog incidents, loud music, poor maintenance, smoke exposure, and lack of cleanliness made this a very stressful and unpleasant stay. I would strongly encourage pet owners and families to consider these issues before booking.

Super clean bathrooms and showers! Was hesitant to book here because of some bad reviews, but so…read moreglad we did. This was the cleanest campsite we stayed at on our trip from Colorado to Connecticut. Bathrooms look newly renovated and meticulously maintained. You can tell the owners really care for their campers experience despite it being a small site. Garden could use some maintenance but that didn't stop me from snagging a few ripe tomatoes.

We've been a 5th Wheel RV family up and down I-75 for 5 years. Have been out west as far as…read moreColorado and the Grand Canyon and I have never seen a worse operated RV Campsite in my whole life. Poor condition, poor service, flooded site, staff acted like it was take the money and run. No wonder they lost their KOA status...my opinion...never, and I mean NEVER, stay at this one...

Campsite clean but definitely a nickle and dime operation. Entry Gates dont work. Have to get out…read moreand walk to retrieve a card every time in and walk the card back. $8 for a visitor to pop in for the night. $4 for wifi per day... oh and my site is next to the septic dump so i get to smell everyone's poo when they dump during my stay. So its clear they'd rather get money for every inch of property they can rent as a site instead of providing a memorable/quality stay. No site should be this close to the sewage dump! Place has potential but the nickle/dime mentality is a turn off. Up the price $10 a night, get rid of the upcharges and call it a day.

While traveling through the area we had a medical emergency that put me in the hospital…read more We searched the area for an RV park that was still open or not full. When I explained that we had an emergency situation the park office gave me the name and number of the park owner and suggested I call him. Dennis Driver was absolutely wonderful. He said he had a site I could park in at a very reasonable rate. While I was in the hospital for several days Dennis and his staff went above and beyond to help my wife who knew very little about the RV or about things that I would normally take care of. I would recommend Hidden Lake Campground to anyone. While I myself spent little time in the park itself the level of concern and care exhibited puts them at par with any of the best RV parks in the country. Dan Guinness and Pam Polka Spring Hill, Florida

Little gem in northern Ohio. Owners are so friendly and so are the other campers. Bingo fridays and…read moretractor rides for everyone. Nice swimming and fishing pond. Will definitely be back.

Nice campground. Friendly folks that run it. Decent price. Toughest part was getting to it from the…read moreWB side of the highway.

Just off I-70. Very polite and helpful staff. Lots of seasonal campers, but a family atmosphere…read more Full hook-ups and modestly priced. Enjoyable stay.

This is a great Rv resort. We recently stayed when they had a water system failure. The staff…read moreworked feveishly to solve the problem. We unfortunately did not have enough on board water to stay and left after a day. Long story short they got the problem solved and refunded all our charges and sent us an apology phone call and email. This is a CLASS RV CAMPGROUND AND RESORT!! We will return many times. Thank you Narural Springs.

Natural Springs Resort was a little slice of heaven for us. Our two bedroom cabin with a full bath…read moreand kitchen was perfect for our family. The private patio with a grill and fire pit had a view of the water. It was also impeccably clean. Being able to rent a golf cart made traveling around the resort with two kids a breeze. From the beach to the multiple playgrounds, we were able to get anywhere we needed. There are so many amenities as well. The spring fed lake is gorgeous. There is a kids swimming area and a deeper adult swimming area with a swimming mat and a floating dock. If lake swimming isn't for you, there is also a heated pool. We also used the Wibit (floating obstacle course), kayaks, and paddle boats. All the rentals were reasonably priced and were great additions to our stay. The camp store and cafe are great as well. We were able to grab pizza and ice cream during our stay. We will definitely be back.

We stayed here after we purchased a new RV through camping world and they offer free camping if you…read morevisit a location and listen to their presentation. This campground was a nice one to try out our new camper and was spacious. There were 3 different lakes and they had a playground our one year old loved, as well as a putt putt and indoor arcade. We listened to their presentation and it seems like something we would like to purchase in the future, but not doable with our current situation. Never once did they make us feel pressured nor did they give us a hard time to try to get us to buy the membership, which was appreciated. All the staff we talked to were super friendly and helpful.

Im leaving this review for a recent visit to sign up for their membership. It's going have positive…read moreand negative points. Mike was our host, he was great, we talked, laughed, and he was not aggressive in any way. We ended up not signing up to be a member, because it is not a fit for us right now. If you already own a RV, it's probably worth looking into. Now for the negative.... We are told we would get a $50 gift card for visiting, we paid $40 for the visit.... We also were told we would get 2 nights a cabin with no blackout dates, however that was not true. We had to book between April and November. In closing, if you have a RV and travel slot, it's probably worthwhile, but if not, it's a bad marketing attempt!