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53 Parks near North Ridgeville, Ohio
Sheffield Lake, Ohio 7.16 miles NW
We did however find 53 campgrounds within 50 miles of North Ridgeville. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near North Ridgeville in the left hand column.
Berea, Ohio (map) | (440) 243-0090
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $30.00
This is about the closest place to stay to Cleveland. Very convenient.
The sites are overgrown grass. There is power (50 amp) behind each site on the fence. There are water and sewer but unless you have some long hoses you have to move to reach all three hookups at the same time. We had a full tank of water and didn't bother with sewer. For three days, not a problem for us.
If you want a place to stay that is close to Cleveland and don't care about amenities, then this place will work just fine.
We felt safe, received satellite reception, lots of OTA tv stations and it was quiet. We could not get the wifi to connect.
The office is open only MWF 10-3, so we just left a check under the door of the office. - JoeVinnie
Aug 2015 - $30.00
Easy access off of I-71 exit 235, go west on Bagley 1 mile. On the left side you will pass a Hospital and a Bank, then you will see the fairgrounds entrance road with a white fence running along both sides of it. Turn left there and then take the second right, it goes thru a gate in the fence just before the white fairgrounds buildings and the RV sites are straight ahead. Nothing fancy here, all hard packed somewhat level grass back ins. The sites on the left side are full hookup sites. The sites on the right are mostly electric only. One thing I noticed was there are no 30 amp outlets. The 6 electric posts I checked, all had two 50 amp outlets and a couple of 20 amp outlets. You will need an 50 to 30 adapter for 30 amp service. WiFi is available, but costly starting at $1.99 for two hours. Verizon cell and broadband were both excellent. There is a cell tower on site as well as a windmill. They have a weekly rate of $150. - Bob and Inga
Sep 2014 - $30.00
I would not recommend this park. We called ahead to make sure we could get in and the representative said yes. We said we would be pulling in late and they said no problem just pick a site and settle up the next day. When we got there we could not get in as the fairground folks had placed a portable ticket booth in the middle of the driveway entrance. Fortunately we caught the lady from the office as she was leaving and she was able to find a key and open a different gate to let us in. if we had been a minute later we would have been up the creek so to speak. After hooking up our power protection device kept tripping us off line indicating a fault on one of the lines. Checked it with a voltmeter and t looked OK but apparently they have a problem with fluctuating line voltage that was tripping us off. Found the maintenance man and he also checked it and said it must be a problem with our equipment. We left the next day and went to another park and have had no further issues so it is apparent they have electrical supply issues. In addition to the power supply problem, they had mowed the lawn recently and did not bother to collect the clippings and it was quite a mess with grass sticking to everything outside including shoes. At $30/day it wasn't much of a park. We moved further down the road about an hour and paid just a few dollars more for a great park. Even if you have to be in the Cleveland OH area it is worth the hour drive to the other park we ended up staying at. - gray nomad
Milepost 139.5 Westbound Amherst, Ohio 44001 (map) | 440-984-3995
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $20.00
A convenient basic overnight parking area with 50 amp service. Water and dump station are available. Good Verizon cell/MiFi service. Road noise from trucks entering the service plaza. - Dave51
Grafton, Ohio (map) | (440) 926-3700
Sites: 139 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 21 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $42.00
This RV camp has both Good Sam and Passport America. It is very pretty to look at, but the sites were not level, there was no sewer at the sites, the power was faulty at our site and kept on going off. We couldn't get any TV nor could we get Dish. We did; however, hear gun shots while we were there. The laundry room was very dirty and there was pet hair in one of the dryers. We couldn't get internet at our site. It was impossibly tight getting out of our site as the corner was very sharp and the roads were narrow. We had to back out and then try to get turned around. We won't be back. - Heysuse
Aug 2015 - $38.00
After reading the other reviews we almost didn't stay here but are now glad we did. I think the price is too high ($42 before discount) for not being a full hook up. The swimming pond and children's activities were very nice and would keep the little ones busy. With all the trees, it was really like being in the wilderness! This also helped with not being in full view of all your neighbors. The trees weren't low hanging to hit the RV. It is quiet and very pretty. I also wish they would expand the front entrance as it is one lane, but that didn't cause us any trouble. We had a generous pull thru for our 42" RV with truck in tow. We will go back. - Let'sGo!
Jun 2015 - $42.00
Our camp site was small. The Wi-Fi service did not work for us at all (we tried several times throughout the night). - Harley e
Brunswick, Ohio (map) | (330) 225-6580
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $30.00
Family friendly park, but the trees need to be trimmed back. Low branches along the roads & sites make it difficult to avoid getting the rv all scratched up. - beamer 704
Jul 2011 - $37.00
What a dump. We "reserved" a "full hook-up" pull through site. When we got there, we learned that they don't have 50 amp, sewer, or pull through sites. Can't figure how we reserved one, though. In any event, after navigating VERY cramped streets and low-lying trees, we got to our site. It was only then that we realized that we didn't get what we reserved. Called the office, who basically said, "Oops, did she tell you that?" Long story short, we left. Will never stay here again - would prefer a Walmart parking lot. - Texas Family
Jun 2010 - $35.00
Nothing has changed since the last review. This place is still a dump. I told them that we had a 40' motorhome with 4 slides when making the reservation, however WE had to trim some trees to get into the spot we were assigned, and could not put the slides out on the drivers side of the coach because the space was so narrow (less than 6" between us and the neighbors awning). Also had a hard time leveling and when we finally did, our step into the coach was almost 2ft. Finally, they say that they have a dump station, but it would be impossible to access with a coach of any size as it is in the trees and requires a VERY tight U-turn to access. - rvtravler2009
Amherst, Ohio (map) | (440) 965-4113
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 11 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $35.00
We were seasonal for 2 years. Managers were glad to see you when your bill was due, but did little to solve issues with your campsite. The owner might have said 5 sentences to us in two years. If you don't mind dust storms when it is dry or mud puddles when it rains, I guess the roads are bearable until the gravel washes out of the craters. When it is hot and everyone uses their AC, we were lucky to get 95 volts to our trailer, but on a cool day we were doing good at 105 volts. After a while you get used to the smell of raw sewage. The pool was so chlorinated you could smell it 50 ft away from the building and it was enclosed. I met some great people here and when they left, so did I. If the owner cared about this place it has some potential.
Lot spacing is very close with sunny/open exposure. Site surface is gravel, featuring a fire ring. - Harry Donehoo
Aug 2015 - $35.00
Large level gravel sites. Friendly staff. Great indoor pool. We stayed three nights and it was quiet. WiFi only at office. The only down side is low water pressure. I would definitely stay here again and recommend this campsite. Verizon Cell and data was excellent. Easy satellite. - roybrody
Aug 2014 - $30.00
We have camped in Timber Ridge campground for 5 nights. They have friendly staff, nice indoor pool,breakfast and dinner gatherings. Full hookups are are available with 50 amp service. There is a playground and fishing pond. Our complaint about this campground is the dust. I would describe it as a dust bowl. Roads are gravel and whenever cars, trucks, or golf carts go by our unit clouds of dust are created. I have camped in other gravel road camps where you do get some dust but nothing like this. My red jeep is totally white. Owner needs to use some dust control product or pave main road. Some yahoo unloaded a large tractor from his pickup to cut grass around his trailer. With the blade engaged he ran it on the road and created what I would call an atomics cloud of dust. Fortunately his wife came out waving her arms and I can only surmise she gave him common sense lecture. This could be a really nice park if they fix the roads. - PinkPanther01
Vermilion, Ohio (map) | (209) 606-0848
Sites: 105 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 4 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $40.00
We stayed at this park over labor day weekend. The park was full as most parks are on the last weekend of summer. The restrooms were clean when we arrived, but as the weekend rolled along, they became less satisfactory. The park itself is made up of mostly permanant tenants. The permanant RV's are all well cared for as well as the grounds. It is a quiet, well run park, with alot of river sites. It sits in a great area, only a few miles from Lake Erie beaches and views. Vermillion is a quaint charming town. If Cedar Point is a day trip, it is certainly close enough. I think this parks' previous reviews are not accurate or fair. We plan on returning. - di and chuck
Aug 2015 - $40.00
Campground is not suited for motorhomes. Sharp turns. No sewers. Management seemed to think we were a bother. Did not get site promised. - Mr. B
Aug 2012 - $40.00
Bath house dirty, smelly and dark. Paper toweling all over the floor. Not clean, period. One shower (pay) out of 3 worked, and the water never even got warm. Drain very slow and had to stand in 2" of standing water throughout shower. Yech! Would not recommend this park, nor return. - hondaaero
Medina, Ohio (map) | (330) 667-2311
Sites: 350 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 16 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $38.00
Don't let the Good Sam/Trailer Life rating scare you. This is a nice park and we're really not sure why it gets such a low rating. There is no cable but over the air channels are very good. Most sites are out in the open and provide good satellite reception. There is WiFi, but it's thru a third party provider with a daily charge. The water pressure isn't great. There was no cell service, at least with T-Mobile, which also piggy backs on ATT so thinking neither work. There is a pay phone by the office. The sites are level. The pull thrus have a long, narrow strip of gravel and the back ins are grass. Good separation with plenty of grass. Restrooms are o.k., everything works even if it doesn't look great. Nice laundromat. No pool but nicest swimming lake you'll ever see at an RV park. Huge grassy areas, playground, disc golf, horseshoes. Paved and gravel roads with plenty of room to maneuver. Rural setting with lots of back roads to take before getting on highway if heading for Cleveland. Staff super friendly. - VegasVagabonds
Aug 2015 - $30.00
Well kept park with large spaces, lovely fishing/swimming lake (lifeguard noon to 8 p.m. during summer), playground, playing fields, horseshoes and more. Large pavilions, plenty of room for groups. Many seasonal sites around the periphery, in the trees. Transient sites mostly in the center and open. Gated/secure.
Clean laundry with newer machines, small store. Our rate based on weekly rate. - Ken and Lee
Jul 2015 - $38.00
We have been traveling in our motor coach since 2006 and this is by far the nicest place we have ever stayed. It is beautiful, the folks in the office are delightful, there is so much to do...swimming, disc golf, bingo, horseshoes. The landscaping is beautiful and it was great to sit outside of our coach and see families and kids having fun together! We will always come back here when we are in the area. The wifi was reasonable and it worked, unlike so many other places that we have stayed at! - Anya
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-4490
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 10 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $26.00
A very nice state park with lots of spaces, roads and trails to bike, hiking, swimming and kayaking/canoeing. They are working to improve some of the campsites. There was water at the park but not at your site. We did have 50 amp electricity. We had to look for a level site, but most would be okay. - viadelmangos
Oct 2015 - $27.00
This is another nice Ohio State park. We were on an electric hookup site in the first culdesac. It was a great spot! There was ample room between sites. Each site has a fire ring and table. We got several channels on the antenna. AT&T service was good. There are a lot of pine trees that provide shade. It was in the mid 90s the four days we stayed and the humidity was extreme so we didn't check out the area much. We will definitely stay again but will get a site in the circle because there aren't many sites that can accommodate a 35' RV with a tow vehicle. - Tammy7
Sep 2015 - $23.00
Nice park with lots to do. Some spots may be a bit tight as interior roads are narrow. Good kayaking and biking. - JJnLilly
Chatham, Ohio (map) |
Sites: 220 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2007 - $25.00
Super clean, nice and grassy campground. Beautiful grounds. Nice owner. Relaxing place. Great value. - LiveWorkDream
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-3804
Sites: 290 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2010 - $28.00
Campground is approx 80% seasonal, lots of families, kids, golf carts. Quieted down pretty well at night. Roads are dirt (dusty) and extremely narrow; you have to pull off the road when other cars pass, thus advanced planning is necessary when towing a rig. This also makes it a challenge to back into a site with the seasonals all around. Most dissatisfied with the bathrooms away from the showerhouse, one of them was disgusting and not at all usable. Plan on a far walk to the clean one if your site is in the outer reaches. I don't see us returning. - WoodedOne
Jun 2007 - $25.00
I have been camping here for 6 years. Great family environment. Clean restrooms. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. Several activities throughout the year. Will continue to camp here each season. - wrc0531
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-3318
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $28.00
Campground appears to have a resort like feel but No Sewer on the sites. Could not find any site that was level and when I did find the sight we stayed the site was hard to level due to jacks sinking (took a lot of work to level). All of the lake front sites are taken by seasonals. Bath house was real old like outhouses that needed to be pumped out, they had no privacy. Electric was strapped to poles and trees. The lake looked dirty. We will avoid this place in the future. - PWMC58
Jul 2012 - $29.00
A group of us camped at this campground. The sites were hard to navigate. We couldn't tell where the boundaries were. The electric was horrible. We had to figure out where it was, and then discovered it was way up on a pole and had to share with four sites and only had one 30 amp. The rest were regular house plugs. It kept blowing breakers. We had to share the water, too. There should be water and electric on all sites, but there wasn't. The lake was disgusting. We couldn't swim with all the seaweed in it. The store had very little in it. The swim lake was so far away you had to drive to it. The bathrooms were not clean at all. We will never go here again and do not recommend this campground to anyone. - lolymay
Jul 2012 - $26.00
No sewer hookups, almost all sites are seasonals, with all lake front sites taken. Sites are level and long. A family park with a lot of golfcarts running around. Power was good, water good. $26 is too much, Passport America rate of $13 is more in line with value for this campground. - Teacher's Pet
Seville, Ohio (map) | (330) 336-2251
Sites: 255 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 22 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $35.00
Stayed 1 night. Very tight getting to site We had to find it on our own and then site was not level. For $35. I guess i expected more. We will not be going back. - sportscoach 1
May 2014 - $44.00
Could be a 10 but the owner is satisfied with average to almost below average. Once you turn off the main road slow WAY down. The roads are full of potholes. Bad enough to damage your rig if you are going faster than a crawl. The owner is aware of this but refuses to fix. Our site (160) was long, level and spacious. Can't say the same for all of them. Lot of seasonal campers but they keep their sites neat and add to the campground. Verizon was strong. WiFi was spotty at best. Pool was sparkling. Now for a rant: I get tired of reading reviews complaining about no place to walk their dog or nothing for kids to do. Ever considered calling and asking if it is that impt? Dumpster was a hike. Should have pickup, but unlikely given owners attitude. We would stay here again since it is only decent campground near Cleveland. - Scott Charlton
Aug 2013 - $38.00
GS rate. We don't have dogs and were just staying for one night so no gate key was needed. WiFi was good in site 150. Nice grassy site and it did take a little leveling but we were good front to back. Fairly close to I-71 and I-76 so it was easy to get to. I would stay here again. It does look like a summer place for families. Lake and pool but didn't fish and didn't swim. Just wanted a quiet place for the night and got it. - nedmtnman
Homerville, Ohio (map) | (330) 625-2817
Sites: 240 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 16 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $45.00
We called in a same-day reservation while traveling through Ohio. We thought we would be placed in a back-in site (2nd choice) but when we arrived, they could move us to a pull-through so we didn't have to unhook our tow car. That was much appreciated. The staff was friendly and helpful with parking at site, getting back on highway and locating gas if needed. They have been a KOA for 4 years now and are making improvements to sites. Grounds are roomy. Office area is a little tight for pulling through and check-in. - gbburgess
Aug 2015 - $54.00
This park is nestled in a very quiet area of Ohio. Less than hour away from Holmes County, Ohio - great Amish community. There are many local Amish farm stands with GREAT fresh veggies and fruits! The owners are nice. This is family-owned and operated. Very friendly staff. The pool is VERY clean. The park itself is also very clean. We were slightly disappointed with the lack of shade on our site. It seems maybe they had some ash trees that were destroyed. :( We did feel like the campground was a little lacking for activities. I don't feel like paying extra for each child is fair. There was nothing really extra for them beyond the playground (geared towards 6 years and younger, in my opinion) and the pool. There is a game room, which is clean and works well. But, my wallet won't allow my children to play games all day. The wood purchased from the store was dry and burned easily. The sites were fairly level - they even offer a leveling board if required for the slightly unlevel sites. Overall, this is a quiet, pretty campground. Very well-kept. I would recommend. - NetteK
Jun 2014 - $40.00
This is your average KOA. Nightly rate includes value card discount. About 2/3 of the sites are occupied by permanent or semi-permanent residents but they are in the back section of the park. We reserved a pull-through site in advance but were told it was not available when we arrived. It appears that the campground doesn't actually have pull-through sites as advertised. You pull through into your site from the site behind you. If that site is occupied then your pull-through site becomes a back-in site. Management was accommodating and very apologetic and got me into my site without disconnecting my toad. Trash dumpsters were inconveniently located outside the park gate on the entrance road. Wi-Fi and Verizon cell worked OK. Park is located about five miles off of the interstate and you need to follow the directions on the website, depending which direction you are traveling. We probably wouldn't stay here again. - Tennessee Guy
Huron, Ohio (map) | (419) 433-4118
Sites: 197 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $44.00
It is a seasonal campground. Only 4 pull thru sites. Bath house marginal and right next to very smelly dump station. It was quiet (no one there) but nothing else good to say about it. - Ascolo
Jun 2014 - $38.00
We were in town for a lacrosse tournament and this was minutes from the fields and Cedar Point. There is a small store and a clean laundry room at the entrance. When you first drive in there are many permanent sites but most are well maintained and everyone we met was very friendly. The sites are level and have more room than many campgrounds we've been to. Although we didn't use the actual restrooms the showers are separate and could definitely use some updating. There is a nice playground for kids, kayaks and canoes to rent, and activities run by the campground. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. - coldwaterconch
Jul 2013 - $44.00
Mostly seasonal campground. Located on Huron River with marina. If you enjoy the river you may like. Many seasonals with older trailers. Transient sites are good size. We were on pull thru site near marina. Good length and width. It poured the morning we were to pull out. We opened our door to our site fully under 6 inches of water, with geese walking by. The gravel drive we were parked on was above the water level. If in the area again we would look for another campground. - User3168
West Salem, Ohio (map) | (419) 853-4550
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 12 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $30.00
After looking at several reviews, we choose this campground based on previous guests. What a disappointment. The overnight sites are not at all level, the Wi-Fi is non existent and the bathrooms were atrocious. This is mostly permanents and, as other reviews have stated, drive by in their golf carts like lookie loos. Luckily we only stayed one night. Would not stay again if in the area. - which2
Sep 2013 - $30.00
We were only here for one night, but the park is excellent. The sites were roomy and fairly level. It is a beautiful park. We have a small dog and there was plenty of room to walk him. We would definitely stay here again if we are in the area. - wicknomore
Jun 2012 - $30.00
Located right off the highway. The spots not too level, but treed. Wi-Fi was good. Restrooms were clean but very old and in need of updating. Quiet, stayed overnight, would stay again. - runamuka
Milan, Ohio (map) | (419) 499-4627
Sites: 141 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 23 Reviews
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May 2014 - $38.00
Pay the tolls and stop at the Milan Travel Parking Milan Ohio because it had good ratings according to Good Sam. Well, after paying $40 in tolls we were met by a surly woman who never even bothered to tell us that the bath house was closed and that the only restrooms were the ones behind the office. The WiFi is the Worst we have encountered anywhere. I ended up using my phone. The place is filthy and run down. The toilet stall doors are falling off and there was a spider web the size of a trash can in the men's room. The only men's room available in this large park is the one behind the office and it looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a month. And even with the Good Sam discount it came to $40. Had I seen how bad it was before I paid, I would have dry camped in a parking lot some place. - Chuckstr89134
Jun 2012 - $34.00
Very convenient to the turnpike. So much so, that there is some road noise. There's not much here other than an unheated pool. We're in a 45-footer and there's few sites that can support a rig this big and get anywhere near level. This would be a great $25 location for those wanting to stop for the night. I should have read the other reviews first! FWIW (for what it's worth), we didn't have the power problems mentioned by others. We were one of only 6 or so, non seasonal ones in the park. Although the restrooms were clean it seemed weird that the one bath house had clear glass in the front doors and the windows were open with no screens. - Gil_J
Aug 2011 - $32.00
Unreasonable Fee's are added to the basic fee. The shower has been broken for over a year. The campground is downwind from the Asphalt shingle company, not a pleasant smell. There are many other campground options closer to Cedar Point - I wont be back. - dave99gst
Fitchville, Ohio (map) | (419) 929-1135
Sites: 226 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $30.00
Nice park but they placed us in a back-in site on a narrow one-way lane with the site slanted in the wrong direction and long term site across with flower box made of timbers right up to the road. My frustration almost drove me to leave while trying to park. Hook-ups were very deep in the site with one connection spot for four sites. They charged extra $2 a day if you wanted to run your A/C (never heard of that before). They advertise Wi-Fi but the only place you could pick it up was inside the office or standing outside by a window. Nice place for seasonal camping not so much for short term. - JTBuckeye
Sep 2011 - $28.00
This was our first trip there, wasn't too bad. Sites weren't real big but seemed well maintained. Staff we encountered were friendly, store was tidy. Most of the permanent campers were very nice. Getting around with a big camper may be a little tough. Restrooms could be a little bigger. - hink64
Sep 2005 - $30.00
We stayed here Labor Day Weekend. The park was crowded as expected. We stayed in the full hook-ups area. There are not many sites open in the full hook-up area, because of seasonal campers. The seasonal campers are neat and well kept like the rest of the park. The bad things about the campground were the narrow roads and the fishing pond. A huge fishing pond but only very little is open to fish from because of brush. Nice place for a group of tenters or smaller travel trailers. - coorslight
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 625-1495
Sites: 650 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 42 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $34.00
We stayed two nights here. We were going to Cedar Point which is only 5 minutes away. Camp grounds were nice, lots of activities for the kids. We were there on weekdays so it wasn't too crowded. If you were there during a busy time it would feel crowded for sure. They allow 24 hour check in, which may be typical, however our first night there people checked in at 12:30am and proceeded to noisily set up their camp until after 2am. We have never experienced people setting up camp in the middle of the night right next to us. The campground was probably 25% full so they could have placed these late arrivers somewhere not near people who were trying to sleep. - Walther Fam
Aug 2015 - $60.00
This is a relatively big busy park in the summer. Most use this as a base for Cedar Point. There is allot to offer..but you are parked close together. There is a permanent section, that looks to be run down. Unfortunately, because of the size of my 45 foot RV, I had to park facing the permanent section. - sse
Jun 2015 - $72.00
Camp sites were very narrow. There were a couple loose dogs on the grounds that were breeds not allowed at KOA campgrounds. Many campers were loud, and did not clean up cans, bottles and other garbage on their sites.
Managment was notified, but was unresponsive. - epoux
Wooster, Ohio (map) | (330) 435-6652
Sites: 165 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $30.00
This was our 2nd visit to the park. It has two nice ponds and is very level. Our site was a little soggy, but it had been rainy for a few days. Nice, quiet park with some permanent residents. - Marian H
Jul 2015 - $30.00
This is an "old fashioned campground" and we were thrilled to find it. We were familiar with the Wooster area and figured from photos it would be a flat, hot farmfield with two ponds. Not so; it is flat but there are a lot of trees, and transients (as opposed to seasonals) will get a nice shaded site. From calling for reservations to being greeted on arrival to escort to the site, all was handled well with friendliness and caring. Hookups are easy (though may need an extension for electric and a second hose for water, depending on which way you face upon coming in.) Site was on grass and reasonably level with only minor adjustment needed. Showers are available (but bring quarters...it's that old fashioned.) Toilets are in separate area and look like pit toilets, but they are flush. There is a small pond with swimming off a sand beach. Lots of areas for kids to play. Over the air TV was more than adequate with all major networks available and we got a total of 33 stations. You can pay for Internet but they also have a hotspot which I was able to pick up in our coach. Biggest problems are finding the place (follow their directions from the web site; don't trust your GPS) and the fact that after a lot of rain, sites can be muddy and heavy rigs could sink a bit. But we will definitely return next time we come back for a visit to Wooster. - Too-wow
Oct 2013 - $27.00
Here with group that got group discount. Fifty amp sites are more expensive. Friendly campground. Lots of trees, but some access for satellite. All roads paved. Shower house in trailer, coin operated. Multiple dump stations. Near large dairy operation which can create unpleasant odor. Sites large and clean. Well maintained park. Would stay here again. - kcquilts123
Streetsboro, Ohio (map) | (330) 650-2552
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 88 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $42.00
We were just staying one night on our way to AK in June, 2015, and had reserved a pull thru since we were towing. On arrival, we were told there weren't any and would have to unhook in front of the store in the rain. I questioned the staff member, and was told sorry. After pulling into our site, realized a 24" Class C was in a site that would have accommodated us. Wasn't what we were used to for a KOA. We would not return. - Jeff & Terry
Aug 2015 - $35.00
This was a very nice, large park to stay at while we were visiting our family a couple miles away. The site was large and you didn't feel like you were on top of the next person. It was flat and level. No problem getting in and out. The dog park was large and close by. There are seasonal sites also but they were farther away in a different section. It is really spread out. They had two ponds-one of them had a dock that was in bad shape but we don't fish anyway. The pool looked ok but again we didn't really use the amenities much. We just appreciated a nice place to stay so close to our son's house. Wish we could say the same about the Chicago and Milwaukee areas!! - slj
Aug 2015 - $32.00
Easy access from Rt. 14 and Ohio Turnpike as mentioned. Check-in was fast as we had reservations.
Gravel interior roads in fairly decent condition.
Saturday evening firetruck a big hit with kids and adults.
Good 30-amp power.
New swimming pool since our last visit. - thetravelkids
Aurora, Ohio (map) |
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2006 - $20.00
We stayed here for a weekend get away as it is close to our hometown. We were very pleased with the atmosphere here. We had our pick of campsites we were asked only to tell them in the morning which one we had gotten ( we got there about 10:30 at night) The staff was friendly but young. It rained most of the weekend and we stayed fairly dry throughout the storm. Great two night package deals. Highly recommended. - Mr Smurf
Aurora, Ohio (map) | (330) 562-9151
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2007 - $20.00
I don't even know where to start here. At one point in our stay the restroom door got locked in teh middle of the night and there wasn't anyone around to unlock it. When the door was open it was a disaster. - Loopy
Jul 2006 - $25.00
This was out first outing in a tent. We had an excellent time. Park staff was very friendly and park was well maintained. Will stay here again in the future. Great package deals with Geuaga Lake. Used to be the Silverhorn Camp. But when Six Flags sold to Cedar Fair they re-named it to Geauga Lake. - Mr Smurf
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Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 627-2106
Sites: 283 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 75 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $90.00
Great access to the park. Very nice cement pads and large picnic table. Every site has a grill and garbage cans are strategically placed and emptied several times a day. Have come here every year since 2002 and always had a good experience. - Harry Donehoo
Sep 2015 - $110.00
The cost seems high until you subtract the $15 saved on parking that you would pay at the amusement park and the convenience to walk in and out for lunch, dinner, or just a break in the day. The hook ups are excellent. Our site was perfectly level well manicured and top notch...absolutely no complaints. You can't get any more convenient camping for Cedar Point (an amazing amusement park) than this. The staff was friendly and helpful, trash cans were located at every other site and emptied frequently. The pads and patios are concrete, pool facility is nice as are the showers. A little pricey, but you are paying for location along with a resort feel. The sites, walkways, shower house, etc. are as nice as any you will find. We stayed over Labor Day so having early ride time was nice as Cedar Point was extremely crowed. - IBpraisingGod
Sep 2015 - $80.00
The campground is nicely landscaped and maintained, with a swimming pool, shuffleboard, and a few other amenities (we didn't use any of them). Sites are a little close together but we've seen far worse. It's extremely convenient being able to walk back to the RV at lunch time to walk our dog (or to have a cost-effective homemade lunch). Between that, the savings on park admission, and not having to pay for parking, the price isn't quite as outrageous as it seems at first glance. For us, the 1-hour early entry into the park was a huge draw... we were able to ride the three most popular rides (twice for two of them) before the floodgates opened to the public at 10am. On the downside, our back-in site was very unlevel, requiring three boards under our front wheels (and boards under our jacks) to keep our leveling jacks from lifting the wheels into the air. The entire campground was infested with spiders, mosquitos, and other flying insects. We couldn't go outside without repellant, and every time we opened the door a few bugs immediately got into the RV. We would definitely stay here again, mainly for the convenience (walk the dog at lunch) and early entry to the park. - LifeRebooted
Chesterland, Ohio (map) | (440) 729-7167
Sites: 7 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $21.00
Quiet, peaceful, and so affordable. Primarily a mobile home park, so don't expect much in the way of amenities. Sites are fairly level with full hookups. We made a reservation, but didn't have to send a deposit. If the office isn't open, there will be an envelope on the office door with your site # and details. Drop the invoice in the lock box with your payment (cash or check only). Staff is pleasant and helpful. The only drawback was the busy road outside the park: Not noisy, but the turn is easy to miss, there's no turn lane and only one lane in each direction. Also, making a left into or out of the park can take a few minutes depending on the time of day. - Keeping up with the Joneses
Aug 2015 - $20.00
This is a 55+ mobile home community that is about 20 minutes from Cleveland and has been owned by the same family for many years. It is a totally safe community and has some of the friendliest residents that I have ever seen.
Reservations may be made by phone call. If no answer, leave message and the owner will call back. Sites are slightly shaded, all back in with full hook ups and mostly level. Most sites need to be repaved as the pavement is breaking up but this was not a problem. Need to be self contained.
There is only about 7 or 8 transient sites available and once the word gets out about him, I think he will be a very busy person. Grocery shopping close by with a Giant Eagle within 3 miles and Walmart about 5 miles.
You really can't beat this place for access to Cleveland and all it has to offer. Access is easy. As previously posted, he will leave an envelope with your name on it taped to his office door which is on the right when entering. Make an immediate right to the transient sites.
Verizon signal was strong and the site we were in had marginal satellite due to trees but local channels with OTA was good.
No amenities at all except it is a great place for our morning power walks.
We would definitely go back in a heartbeat! - eaglesfan
Aug 2015 - $20.00
This is a manufactured home park that has a few RV sites; you'll need to be self-contained. It is a good place to base your stay when visiting the Cleveland area. Manager was friendly over the phone and had an envelope waiting for us on the front door when we arrived. The office is not always open as previously noted. You place your money in the envelope and drop it in the rent box. Our site #7 was paved, long, spacious, and utilities were easily accessible. - DiplomatTraveler
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Marblehead, Ohio (map) | (419) 798-4823
Sites: 45 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2006 - $35.00
The campground is located adjacent to and behind a somewhat run-down looking motel. Most of the RV sites close to the entrance appeared to be seasonals. For our one night stay we were escorted by golf cart around some pretty tight corners and trees for our 35' rig to an area well away from the road behind the motel. This looked to be a recently cleared area of about 8 sites for the shorter stays. The full hook-up utilities appeared new and in good shape. That was until we plugged in our electric cord to the pedestal and our voltage monitor showed that there was no ground connection. I called the front office and they sent someone out to check the wiring. Once the pedestal was opened I could see that the ground wires from the 30-amp outlets were connected to the electrical box but the box was not grounded to anything! I explained that this was a safety issue and did not meet electric code but the employee insisted because nobody else had complained that it was not a problem. I called the front office and spoke to who I believe was the owner. He insisted the electric hook-up met code and that the problem was with our RV. I explained that without a proper ground, if anything in our rig shorted out, or the rig that shared our electric pedestal, that our whole RV would become electrified. After getting nowhere I requested a refund and was told "there are no campground refunds". At that point I told him that we were pulling out rather than risk being electrocuted. I also told him I was going to dispute the charge on my credit card and report the issue to the local building inspector. At this point he began yelling at and threatening me. I did speak to the inspector after they had a chance to investigate the problem. It is my understanding that the electrical hook-ups did not meet code and that the work had been done without the required permits and inspections. He also stated the campground was now working to correct the problem. In the end I came to appreciate my voltage monitor and the other campground personnel I've dealt with that still understand customer service. Unfortunately this is severely lacking at Surf Motel. - MI-Dave
Kelley's Island, Ohio (map) | (419) 746-2546
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $30.00
We loved this park. The ferry over ($170. R/T for two people, a truck and a 34' 5th wheel) adds to the cost of the trip. There is a fresh water fill on the way in, and a dump station: very clean. There was a lot of space, it was clean and well maintained. We had a great view of Lake Erie from our camp site. The park also has a boat ramp and jetty for fishing. You could tell it probably gets muddy when it rains. We biked and hiked and had a great time on Kelly's Island. Would return. - SteveandAnn
Aug 2008 - $31.00
Campground was maintained, paved roads & pads, nearly level. Some shade on nearly all sites. 2 of 3 bathroom buildings include showers - building in pet loop does not have showers. Pet beach for the dogs to enjoy Lake Erie. Great campground for kids & bikes. Being in island makes stay unique - golf cart rentals available on island but not allowed in campground. Ferry cost may be high for large rigs ($150 for 2 adults, truck & 30' 5er, may make a weekend stay cost prohibitive, but also keeps the campground free of rowdies. Campground hosts were friendly and seen working every day. Many boaters anchor near beach to swim also. Beach is sandy with some rocks. Hosts offered movies for kids on Saturday night, along with some nature programs. Would given a higher rating if showers in all buildings, more toilet stalls available (currently 2 each), a bit larger site, and a cheaper ferry service. - Browndogs2
Jul 2008 - $1.00
The Wolf Creek Lodge now sits where the campground once occupied - BJMA
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 626-1133
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 31 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
Closest fhu cg I could find to Cedar Point, other than staying at Cedar Point. Lots of road noise if you're outside your coach. Some noise from the Sandusky race track, too. Front desk clerk knowledge/competency depends on who is working the desk. Owner is a very nice guy. This place has a lot of trees. If you have satellite, the trees may cause reception problems and could cause trouble for big rigs. Closest RV parts place seems to be B&B in Milan. Stayed here very early in the season. Tables had not yet been placed at all the sites and the pool was not open. Water pressure was barely adequate at 35 psi. No cable, but it looks like some new sites are being built with cable connections. Lots of antenna stations. Wifi was weak even with so few people in the park. Gravel pads on newly built sites look narrow and very close to adjacent trees. Hot breakfast is offered on wknds. Gas, diesel and McD's right across the street. No fenced dog area. Only saw leashed pets and owners cleaning up after them. Small camp store and some tourist info available. I bet this place is really hopping during the season. - TH travelers
Aug 2015 - $49.00
We needed a campground near Cleveland for a two night stop. We decided on this one as it was right on our way. I felt the campground was expensive for what you get. It was noisy, and had the campground been full with cabin people, it would be a zoo. That bathrooms were block and concrete and not extremely clean.
Water pressure was okay, electric worked fine, we used over the air TV and there were many stations to choose from. Sewer was at the back of the site so we just used the dump station on the way out instead of bothering with 30' of sewer hose.
We were parked on grass but the site was level. They had lots of rain recently so sites and roads were a little torn up. Thye were working to fix that. - Howard Jaros
Jul 2014 - $45.00
We stayed here 5 nights during the 4th of July holiday. It was crowded but we had no problems with any noisy campers. Even though there were a lot of campers, the restrooms were very clean during our entire stay. Yes, there is some background noise from the highway but for us it served as "white noise" in the background. We also brought our own fan for the cabin. So between the highway noise and the fan we slept soundly at night and could not hear what was going on at any other campsite. Our cabin was spotless also. I did bring bug spray just in case. We also brought an extension cord and 6 prong outlet as there was only one outlet in the cabin. We also brought our own small mini fridge. I recommend bringing all of the above equipment to make your stay enjoyable. The pools were well maintained and while we were there they were installing a new brick walkway and putting in some lovely flower beds. The only negative about the park is that there is an area behind the office, and spilling over into unused sites, of just plan junk! They have old RVs, bits of metal, concrete, etc in a visible area. They could improve the park setting greatly by having a fenced in area of their construction supplies. People do not want to look at that and that is a shame. If they cleaned that area up a bit they would get a higher rating. - siberian
Streetsboro, Ohio (map) | (330) 626-4251
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $38.00
I agree with previous reviews. This is not the greatest of places. That the bathrooms and showers were very clean is the best the park has to offer. The interior roads are abysmal, with many potholes and rough areas. Only four sites with sewers. The staff was very friendly and helpful but that cannot overshadow the condition of the sites and the interior roads. This is primarily a place for long term usage. We would not stay again. - TexL23
Jul 2013 - $36.00
Big old family campground with small lake for swimming, all seasonals with a few overnight sites (only 4 with sewer), only few sites clear for roof satellite. Roads un-graded gravel, pot-holed, narrow, hilly. No ability to dump unless use $12 pump-out truck. Their dump site was a long way down through the park down a narrow winding over-grown pot-holed road - it would have been a harrowing experience for our 36' motorhome. Not worth the cost when add in pump-out charge. Plus extra daily per person cost if more than 2 people. We did not stay. Guess people like it for the swimming?? - In The Moment
Jun 2011 - $39.00
Site was OK but park is strange. There are some very nice areas but you walk down the hill and there are a lot of seasonal places that are getting quite decrepit. A big reason for the low rating is that they don't allow you to walk your dog in the park. You must transport it to a field near the front of the park. This seems to be so even though many sites are for seasonals and evidently permanent people who have dogs that bark when you walk by or are even off leash. Also the roads are in really bad shape--once were oiled, now pot holed with all different kinds of gravel filling in here and there. They also charge you $5 extra a night for a sewer hook-up. I would find another campground next time we are passing through. - Trek Across America
Lakeside, Ohio (map) | (866) 952-5374
Sites: 84 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $44.00
It is an expensive campground, plus you have to pay a gate pass for yourself and auto if camping during the 10 week Chautauqua season in the summer. But, it is worth it to be in Lakeside which is a truly wonderful place. Sites along the back fence are far away from the sewer so I had to use a coupling device to stretch my sewer hose. To use Wi-Fi I had to go to a picnic table near the center of the campground. 50 sites are for permanent residents, 34 for transient visitors. Sites are rather small and not very level. - rvrose
Mantua, Ohio (map) | (330) 562-9100
Sites: 425 | Latest Rate: $54.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $54.00
I should have suspected something when I checked in & the staff was arguing w/other campers. They were then rude to me. This could be a really nice CG but the sites are close, the staff rude, and they need to clean up around the area. We were there 4th of July weekend, so they were full, but I still would not go back. After law enforcement visited the camper for the 3rd time on the morning we left, we were glad to be gone. - rascalydog
Sep 2014 - $40.00
Let me start of by saying that this is a nice seasonal campground that also has some transient sites. There is a nice grassy section if you have a smaller 30 amp rig and don't need sewer. Bigger rigs or those who want sewer are relegated to sites that are tight, right by the road or are mainly dirt and quite unattractive. There are not many "big" rig sites to pick from. Amenities and activities are everywhere. The park features a big fishing and swimming lake as well as a heated pool. There are LOTS of kids activities daily in season. Restrooms and showers looked clean when I poked my head in but we did not use them. I really had a hard time rating this park. As I said the transient sites are blah at best but the people and activities are excellent. - garysol1
Sep 2013 - $42.00
Massive tree issues. The employee said all sites were the same and that we would have "no tree problems". It was scary. The entire big rig section has tons of low hanging trees. We had to change sites. We could not have gotten in or out of any of the pull through sites without hitting multiple trees. I watched another large rig have to plow through trees to get to their site. The park appears very old and full of long term renters in old, run down, trailers with lots of "stuff" stacked all around. You also have to pay $5 a day for Internet, which makes absolutely no sense. We would not stay here again. - ontheroad2012
Mantua, Ohio (map) | (330) 562-9100
Sites: 425 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 23 Reviews
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Jul 2011 - $50.00
This campground was very noisy after hours. A few drunk party goers made sleeping impossible. Our site was very muddy and was quite a mess. There wasn't as much for the kids to do as it seemed. Overall, we were very glad to get home. - Rvking123
May 2011 - $37.00
Staff was taking reservations when we called for our sites. They indicated that they only had a few sites left in the park and that we could not get the sites requested. On arrival we discovered the park nearly empty, but expected a large influx during our stay, this did not happen. There were only eight other campers in, our table was in bad need of repair, with broken boards with sharp and broken ends. The park is large and could be very nice but really needs some TLC and hard work. The rates are reasonable. They need to look at offering cable and Wi-Fi. Would probably stay again for an overnight. - linfrog
May 2011 - $56.00
The upkeep on this CG is going down hill fast. Grass not cut, pool not cleaned, restrooms dirty and the Wi-Fi was down. Years past this use to be an OK place. I will not go back. - OH.Camper
14847 Fosnight Road Orrville, Ohio 44667 (map) | (330) 682-0377
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $23.00
The park has 60% season campers, all very friendly. No sewer, everyone uses the dump station. 20/30 amp electric only. Has a large pond with two slides and sandy beach. Stayed four days and would go back. - Lindas Old Man
Bellevue, Ohio (map) | (419) 483-3177
Sites: 109 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 15 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $36.00
We camped here for 5 days over the Labor Day weekend.
The good: All mowed up and no trash lying around. Office/store area new, with large recreational hall, laundry, restrooms (no showers). Large pool with a pavilion adjacent. A catch and release fishing pond. A large pavilion next to a very large grass area. By the pool there are three newer individual shower/toilet/sink rooms with their own doors. One was out of service. A large modern playground. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. One section of the campground is mainly seasonals. This campground changed owners 3 seasons ago. New owners have been working on making improvements. The owners had numerous activities for the campers and their children on each day of the weekend, plus bands Saturday and Sunday.
The not so good: All sites are grass, with shared electric/water pedestals (2 units per) and a picnic table & fire ring for each site. No sewer hookups, Just one dump station. The sites are considered pull-thrus, but you have to driving across the lawn to get onto your site. 28 campers and RV's were stacked together like sardines. Two rows, back to back, with each rig offset by the space for picnic table and fire ring. There was an old shower house near our area. It had 2 shower stalls for men and 2 shower stalls for women, along with toilet stalls. Wifi was basically useless. It couldn't handle email that contained photos or graphics. Forget about checking your Facebook account. It was a hot weekend, upper 90's. On Saturday our main section lost power, and it was not restored for the rest of the weekend. A reported power panel melt down. Because we were booked until Wednesday, the owners moved us to a vacant seasonal site that had power. An "A" for effort to the owners. We will probably not camp here again, since we like full hookup sites, and more space between us and our camping neighbors. And the security of knowing that the campground power will not go out on hot summer days. - BobbyH
Aug 2015 - $32.00
A very nice CG, lots of grass and well planned except for the entrance. The sites were not cramped, about 20% permanent campers all were maintained and well kept. Paul the owner is very personable and the CG shows owner pride and concern for his customer. Sewer was not available however an easy access dump station located just before you depart the CG was clean and easy to access. The CG has a very large swimming pool and store that was well stocked. ***Warning, Warning*** The driveway leading into the park is very steep causing the spare tire bracket on the rear bumper to bend upward on my new (6 month old) 5th Wheel. IMPORTANT when pulling into the CG, if your rig is 20 ft or longer DO NOT approach driveway head on, YOU MUST, again... YOU MUST (Pay close attention to this part) approach from a 45 degree angle. I spoke with Paul about the damage to the tire bracket and expressed my concern. He was very accommodating offered to remove the bracket, took it to his shop, straightened the bracket, repainted and remounted the spare tire. I was pleasantly surprised and appreciative. He knows the concerns about the driveway, and my only reason for my less then 10 rating for the CG. My compliments and rating for the owner Paul is an 10+. We would highly recommend this CG for cleanliness, organization, value, customer service is +++ and very pleasant atmosphere. - Travel Talk
Aug 2015 - $38.00
This campground had the best reviews within 90 minutes of Cleveland Clinic. Very nicely kept grounds, with manicured expanses of lawn, and a pool and playground equipment that looked brand new. Sites were grass with no bare spots or mud. Many seasonals, all very late-model and extremely well-kept. A LOT of kids. No sewer hookups. Shared water/elec hookups. At 10am on a Sunday morning, individual/unisex bath/shower rooms' floors had standing water with grass clippings, etc. floating around. Toilet wasn't filthy, but definitely "hover-worthy". Pitiful WiFi. Sites up near the office get the brunt of US20 noise. Pull-thru sites were very wide, but set up kind in a strange "staggered back-to-back" layout, with the back-end of the neighboring camper partially in our site. The way the sites were configured, those neighbors had to walk through our site to get to the pool, playground, etc. Those same neighbors are of the very few who actually use their outside speakers to listen to the radio all afternoon at high volume. Despite calls from us and others, the campground staff didn't do anything. A couple nights we were sitting outside trying to enjoy the fire, but kept getting a real strong whiff of black tank. A couple of us checked around and didn't see anyone leaking - we suspected that maybe the campground's septic leach field was starting to fail or something, since the one-hole dumpstation was at the top of the hill right behind our row of sites. The single driveway into the campground rises very abruptly/steeply from US20 with a bunch of scratch-marks in it. We scraped the rear-end of our 34-foot fiver on the way out. Generally OK, but $38 and no sewer hookup? The next time we might go the extra 20 miles to one of the better parks in Sandusky. - gomershad
Akron, Ohio (map) | (330) 644-2220
Sites: 74 | 0 Reviews
Lakeside-Marblehead, Ohio (map) | (419) 734-4778
Sites: 100+ | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $40.00
We LOVE the Peninsula. Originally started staying as motel guests and have recently purchased a travel trailer to keep at the RV park behind the motel. The grounds are clean, the staff is friendly, and it is a well-run campground. Very satisfied so far! - kicker0927
Mogadore, Ohio (map) | (330) 628-1212
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 15 Reviews
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May 2016 - $19.00
A very clean park. The sites are long with centrally located hook ups. They are level. The wifi was fine, but did have to pay extra for it. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. - Al and Anne-Marie
Jul 2013 - $19.00
We liked it. Older park, gravel roads, nothing fancy. Thirty amp only, but sewer and water okay. Lots of antenna TV – on the outskirts of Akron. PA rate $18.50. We stayed in PT 8, a pull thru on the end of a short row, up the hill by the back of the park. Lots of open land to walk dogs. Would stay again when traveling through. - Sonic
Aug 2012 - $15.00
Very tight sites and a tight, very dusty, one-way road so you always have to drive all the way around the campground to go in or out. Only 30 amp, and Wi-fi didn't work. Verizon worked fine. Rate is C2C/GNP. Will not stay here again. - cwier
Newbury, Ohio (map) | (440) 564-2279
Sites: 201 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $36.00
Very nice small park on fishing Lake; only 5 spaces w/full hookups, all on a pretty good slope down toward the road; many other E sites with different configurations and access to distributed water faucets; good flat hiking trails in park; lots of winter sports opportunities; lovely old mansion serves as a lodge; very nice restaurant; 18 hold golf course. - North Texas DJC
Aug 2014 - $27.00
Sites are not level going north to south. Restrooms and showers are not clean and the water pressure is poor. Hot water got to warm on 3 of the 4 showers I took. Now the good--the park is well groomed and the sites are very wide. The park is about 45 minutes from downtown Cleveland. Cell service and satellite worked great. We camped here in a 40' motorhome. - illini777
Oct 2013 - $25.00
We stayed here at the peak of the turning leaf colors this year and loved it. The campground is very clean, very shaded, and just downright pretty. The most negative thing I can say is some of the sites are pretty close to one another. We stayed in site 18 which looks out on the lake and really enjoyed it. Water is available at numerous places throughout the park and easily accessible. The surrounding area if also beautiful. Make sure to visit Chagrin Falls area which is an older town. Beware also that the only sites with 30 amp are the handful of full hookups. The rest of the sites only have 20 amp electric which was fine since we didn't need AC. We will definitely return to this park. - 6.7 towrig
Lakeside-Marblehead, Ohio (map) | (419) 734-5857
Sites: 580 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 37 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $28.00
We stayed here for a week at a pull-through electric only site, C226. It had an asphalt pad and was long enough, but it was the least level site we have ever stayed in. Funny, considering the state park is the flattest in Ohio. It was also difficult to maneuver in and out. We put some ruts in the grass and the ground was very soft from rain. We like the park, but if you want a pull-through, you need to get your reservation in 6 months ahead for a level site. The dump station and potable water were clean and easily accessible. - Hartleyfam
Jun 2015 - $34.00
Sites are rather close, narrow pad and have little drainage for rain water. Utilities are located in the proper place and worked fine. Grass needed to be cut at the campsites. This is the first Ohio State Park I've been to that needs some overall fixing up. - illini777
Sep 2014 - $33.00
Beautiful setting on Lake Erie. Largest state park campground in Ohio. Nice trails and gorgeous beach. Friendly camp hosts. Sites are not very private and you need to reserve the full hook-up pull -through sites as soon as you can. Very busy on the weekends. Good camp store with sandwiches and ice cream available. - Hartleyfam
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 684-7177
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 18 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $40.00
We were traveling to MI and needed place to spend the night. We saw this campground and decided to try it. The campground was 30 mins off of 80. It's a small, cute campground which has tents, 5th wheels, cabins and large RVs. The owners bought this campground 2 years ago and have made it a cute place for families to stay. We called and emailed the office for a reservation. We had no problems driving through park, level spot, full hook up. We'd definitely come back. - kimme
Aug 2014 - $38.00
We were greeted by friendly owners who are also the groundskeepers. It is an older campground that is being revitalized. Lots of shade in the FHU area, but makes the maneuvering a challenge in a 45' coach. Roads and sites are gravel, plenty long and grass everywhere else. The sewer connection is near the front, all other utilities were convenient. Shore power, water, WiFi, cable were up to specs. There is a large grassy area (W/E & tent) for strolling around. - duster340
Aug 2014 - $35.00
This park was clean & well maintained. Nice game room for the kids. If the park would have been fully booked, the sites would have been too close together and difficult to back into. However, when we were there, it was only about half full, and the owners did a good job of spacing each RV away from being too close to a neighbor. - busycamp
Canal Fulton, Ohio (map) | (330) 854-6691
Sites: 334 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 19 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $32.00
Went there for a 3 day concert. They kept up with the influx without missing a beat. Porto's were as clean as can be expected. Very relaxed atmosphere. Had a great time.
Not sure of the actual rate, as the camping was included with the concert tickets. - Oldenphat
Aug 2015 - $46.00
The park is not exactly beautiful natural scenery unless you like travel trailers clustered around a small lake. They have lots of rules too. You are required to wear a wristband....but why?
It is a RV park with lots of permanent trailers with the usual trailer junk surrounding them. It's fine for those who like that sort of thing, but when I go traveling I want peaceful beautiful natural surroundings. You don't get that at Clays! - R Moutz
Jun 2015 - $55.00
We stayed during Country Fest. Park was overwhelmed as we expected. We attended the Fest and that was our reason for staying in the park. It was convenient to be in the park. Would be stay otherwise, probable not. Interior roads and layout not designed for a long RV like ours. Roads were very rough with lots of pot holes. Site driveways were angled the wrong direction. - eaglessoc
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (419) 797-9907
Sites: 325 | Latest Rate: $49.00 | 18 Reviews
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Mainly Seasonal campground. We stayed mid-week so getting a space without first making a reservation was no problem even during their peak season. The staff was accommodating in giving us a shady spot upon request. The only issue I had was a neighbor next to the campground shot guns (at targets, I'm assuming) ALL DAY LONG both of the days we stayed. I wouldn't say there's much the campground could do so I don't fault them, but it's definitely something to keep in mind if you like peace and quiet. Perhaps it was just a fluke and it only occurred on the days we were there. Overall, it is a nice campground and we will try staying there again in the future. - Rickb0354
May 2015 - $50.00
Cedarlane is a slightly wooded, well-maintained park with spacious gravel and grass sites. Staff is friendly and provided us with a lot of information about local attractions. There is no cable TV or Internet. A security card, with a $10 deposit, is needed to get into the park. Summer ammenities, aside from a campstore, were not yet open during our stay. This park does not recycle, but we were directed to convenient community facilities just a few blocks away. We enjoyed our stay, but thought the park was priced rather high for the services we received. - The Borgs
Aug 2014 - $52.00
We were here for a weekend and the park was full with lots of seasonal local people and lots of kids, but everyone was well behaved and it was quiet at night. We were put in site 426, which is on a corner by the road, and they have planted grasses and other plants to help disguise the roadway. However our neighbor's picnic table concrete pad was practically under our rig, much too close. We enjoyed biking to local produce stands and could bike to the ferry terminal to Put-In-Bay. The wi-fi signal was no good at our site, and the Verizon signal went up and down. - dbcordello
Uniontown, Ohio (map) | (330) 877-9800
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 6 Reviews
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Camped here only because no other places are open this time of year. Way overpriced for what you get. Gravel/muddy roads and sites, no cable, and no Wi-Fi we could find. The owner is friendly and helpful and this may be a good place with kids in the water park season, but is not the greatest place in winter months. - Grumpier99
Aug 2012 - $27.00
This is a great park for kids. They have a lot of fun activities and open spaces. While the sites are gravel, there is beautiful grass and landscaping. The rate reflects PA, and they will not offer PA in the future. This park would rate an "8" if they offered cable TV. We will camp here again. - larriin
Oct 2011 - $20.00
We called the park a few days before arriving to make sure they would be still be open the date we were arriving. Yes they would have limited spaces available. They accept Passport America. They were keeping one row of full hook-up sites open for the winter. It had rained for 2 days before we arrived, some of the sites had standing water on them. The staff was very helpful, they brought a platform we could use at our steps, to keep out of the water. Good location, convenient to area attractions. We would stay here again. - Living the Dream
Portage, Ohio (map) | (404) 234-4081
Sites: 7 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 5 Reviews
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We travel in a 40' MH with a small towed vehicle, so keep in mind my comments are from that perspective. This particular service plaza RV area (eastbound, Brady's Leap) is not a great value. We have stayed at two Ohio plazas with RV accommodations this year, and this one is at the bottom of the two by a large margin. First of all, not every spot has 50 amp. It appears that every other spot is wired for 50 amp, but I won't swear to it. I did not realize this until after I had set up the MH and attempted to plug in. We moved to another spot that did have 50 amp, but discovered that one leg of the 50 amp plug was dead. Our third attempt was the charm. The RV sites here slope severely front to back. Normally, I would not deploy my levelers in an area such as this as a consideration/courtesy to the provider, but I paid $20 and the slope was way more than just noticeable. I could not get level without lifting the rear wheels off the pavement, which we all know is a no-no for a MH. I leveled to the extent I could do so safely, which left a lot of room for improvement. I applaud the Ohio Turnpike commission for having areas set aside for RVs. I think that is a great thing and I have not encountered that before in my interstate travels. I only wish the sites were more level and consistent with the electric. If the rates were $10 or even $15 I might not be so critical, but $20 is a threshold amount and I expect more at that price. I do not think we will stay at this particular plaza again. - USMCRET
Jul 2014 - $20.00
Cash only ($20) at self-pay ticket machine. Located at westbound mile marker 197. Back-in only. Convenient for overnight stay. Each site has room to extend slide outs and to park towed vehicle. Some toll road traffic noise, but located away from truck parking. We slept well, even woke up late the next morning. We would stay here again when traveling the toll road. - Dave51
Jul 2013 - $20.00
It was raining and there was a HUGE wreck on the Turnpike after the July 4th holiday. We waited in traffic over an hour and only went 1 mile! When this turnpike exit came up, we took it. The trucker showers were free. There were several choices of places to eat, plus a Starbuck's in the morning! It was some of the best camping at a rest stop we've ever done! The sites are set away from the big rigs, so not as noisy as the usual parking lot boondocking. The power terminals made it easy to have lights and not drain battery power. All in all, it was way more comfy to sit back and just watch the traffic jam with a beer in our hands instead of suffering it out. - Trixy
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (419) 732-3938
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Stayed 2 weeks, employees are great. EPA is after them and all campgrounds about dumping gray water on the ground so they pump out. Power was fluctuating enough to kick our surge protector. An electrician was called in and it was fixed within two hours. Sites are gravel/grass, big rig compatible. Lots of trees, we wiggled back and forth until our roof mounted satellite locked on. The lake has a bounce thing to keep kids busy; plenty of activities. Park is mostly seasonal, but does not have that mobile home park feel. - Born2RV
Jun 2012 - $32.00
I guess it depends on what you're used to, but we thought this was an extremely poor value for the money. While they claim to have 50amp service, they actually only have 2 sites with 50amp. Everything else is 30amp. We feel that $32 for a grass site with only 30amp service, water and NO sewer, No TV, NO shade is a lot to pay. There is nothing special or even nice enough to talk about when trying to describe this park. I would not stay here again! - vidcity
Aug 2011 - $27.00
Stayed here for the National Matches at Camp Perry. Nice clean park, dog friendly, stayed two weeks. The weekends are more crowded than weekdays - lot of seasonal campers. Sites and roads are gravel, big rigs stay up front. Seasonal folks are friendly but get testy when you have to drive on their site to make it around a corner. Gray water is allowed to drain at site, but black tank must be pumped out or drive to on-site RV dump. Most campgrounds in Northern Ohio are like this. Employees are very helpful and professional. There are planned activities i.e. movie night, pot luck. The swimming pond has a trampoline-like bounce thing and a beach. I will stay here again. - Born2RV
Put-in-Bay, Ohio (map) | (419) 285-2112
Sites: 136 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $33.00
Very nice park. Lots of trees and shade. There are 11 full hook-up sites. All are back in's and are a bit cramped, but not too bad. All the roads and pads were repaved this year. Some of the tent sites are on a bluff overlooking Lake Erie and the views are spectacular. Put-in-Bay is a very unique and fun place. Lots of bars and restaurants in town, which is across the island. State dock and boat rentals nearby. Winery about 1 mile away. Taxi service is available for $3/pp to/from any part of the island. The ride there might be a stopper for some. The ferry fare for my 30' was $45 each way, but I consider it worth it considering the beauty of the park and island. - fyrmnjim
Mansfield, Ohio (map) | (419) 368-6885
Sites: 500 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $20.00
We stayed at the Main Camp which was very clean and spacious. The campsites were mostly seasonal, but they were well maintained. We really enjoyed the Main Camp and found it to be peaceful and quiet. The roads are easy to traverse and the site was level. We had 30 amp service but no other hookups, but for $20.00 a night it was fine.
The campsites down the road at Eagle Point, which is still part of this campground, were another story all together. There were a lot of older campers packed closely and most of the lots were not well maintained. There were many children and it was louder with more activity. - RNRVtravler
May 2015 - $20.00
This was an overnight stop in a very pretty place. It was quite busy with lots of permanent campers. The facilities are older but adequate. - suerover
Aug 2014 - $31.00
Campground is mostly full of older, unkempt seasonal campers. The sites available for short term are horribly unlevel and not near the bathrooms. They advertise free Wi-Fi, but it is not free. There is a hotspot near the pool, which is erratic. Bathrooms are often full of unsupervised children playing. When you arrive, there is no map of the campground to guide you to your site. The lady who checks you in just says, "Drive down the middle road here; everything ends in a circle." Whatever that means! This really more of a primitive campground. We will not be staying here again. - Pooh 2
972 S County Rd 278 Clyde, Ohio 43410 (map) | 419-547-8908
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 2 Reviews
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We stayed 3 nights to see the area as there weren't any other options that were centrally located for us to reach the sites we came to visit.
The park is better suited for long term residents. The park was built on agricultural land and is surrounded by farming operations. Access from US-20 is either three quarters (from CR-175, S Ridge Rd) to a mile (from SR-101) along a paved, single lane farm road. Don't know if the shoulders of the road would support the weight of a Class A diesel pusher if there was opposing traffic that required leaving the paved portion of the road but the slope of the shoulder really didn't invite pulling onto the shoulder to find out.
Check-in included signing a 4 page agreement and providing proof of insurance for the RV (and towed vehicle). There was an escort to the site.
The access gate posed a problem due to the type of gate (pivoted up into the air) and the location of the key pads.
The interior roads and site parking pads were constructed of large crushed repurposed asphalt/stone. The roads/parking pads are still settling. Almost all of the corners are tight 90 degree turns. There is only one pull-through site, which has a 90 degree turn to exit. All of the remaining sites require a 90 degree back in to get on the parking pad. The sites (which included the parking pad & adjacent open space) are very wide. Privacy between the sites is based upon distance. They have full hook ups - water, electricity (50 amp), and sewer. The utility connections were spread along the parking pads. The water was generally at the back of the pads. The sewer was generally towards the front of the pads. The electric was about midway down the sites. This layout required a lot of hose/cable (going in different directions) to reach the connections.
They do not accept credit cards. Cash or check only. Ended up paying an additional $5.00 due to calculation error at time of check in.
There were no trees to obstruct satellite reception. Didn't try to receive any broadcast channels. - bsb814
Aug 2015 - $22.00
The rate reflects a 2 week rate. This is a fairly new Campground. The owners live on site and make sure the rules are adhered to. Boisterous loud activities are not permitted. Party animals may not be happy here. The roads and spots are gravel and very level. There is a lake for swimming, which is very clean. It looks like the Campground was carved out of a farmers field, so there are no shade trees. Young ones have been planted for future shade. There had been a lot of rain just before we got there so a lot of the grass ares were mud holes. Things dried up after a couple of days. Most of the campers are seasonal and very friendly, quiet folks that watch out for each other. The water is county water and pressure is good. The entrance is gated and we felt very safe. We will go back. - esta34950
Shreve, Ohio (map) | (330) 496-2355
Sites: 445 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 2 Reviews
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Rate reflects Passport America rate. We needed some place to camp while visiting friends and seeing the College of Wooster. The campground was easy to find and check-in was smooth and friendly. As previously stated, the "transient" sites are grouped 4 to a center utility group. Since it was after the high season, this was not a big deal, but it is easy to see how in a busy summer, it could be. The water bib for our site was corroded so I used a double length of hose to reach the adjacent site. Water, even after running a bit and going through a filter, was rusty and a bit colored. I ended up adding chlorine to the holding tank later. All transient sites appear to be on grass and many are not level. After a rainy spell, this could be problematic for getting out and/or becoming unlevel as jacks settle in the wet soft earth. I did not use the dump, but as it is in front of the restrooms, one would need to circle the park or back up and K-turn to reach easily. I walked into the rest rooms and noted the toilets (men's side) were small, old and had no doors to the stalls, only shower curtains. Showers were large but had a pull chain to get water, meaning you need to pull and get wet, soap up, pull and rinse, etc. Not overly convenient. Also, the changing area was very large and open, so you trot across floor to shower area and back to get towel as there are no hooks close by. Roads in and out were paved, but had lots of pot holes. In summary, this is a large park with many seasonals on 3-4 small lakes so in season, it would be hopping. For transients, you would find problems leveling, showers and toilets of questionable quality, and utility posts you would share. For the price with Passport, it might be worth the inconvenience. Staff was friendly and helpful, but this is NOT a destination park for the traveler. - Too-wow
May 2009 - $21.00
Camped over Memorial Day weekend with campground area about 90% capacity. Sites are set up to have 4 campers around the same electrical and water area. Hard to pull in or out of camping area situated this way. Had to drive approx. 20 miles from I-71 to location of campground. Roads are hilly and narrow. Large rigs would find this campground very unsuitable. Most campers we encountered were in tents and small travel trailers. A couple of 5th wheelers visited but were approx. 32'. Ground where short time or weekend campers were placed was hilly and required extra gear to level every campers rig. Dump station located in area where it was very difficult to dump before leaving campground. Had to back camper up to dump tanks or drive off completely full. Quiet time is 11pm-8am and is NOT enforced to our expectations. Would not go out of my way to stay here again. - papajoe
6787 Baker Rd 47 Shelby, Ohio 44875 (map) | (419) 347-1392
Sites: 122 | Latest Rate: $70.00 | 37 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $70.00
The $70 rate reflects a patio site. Well worth the extra money. Our site was on the other side of the lake under the trees. The patio sites come with either a concrete patio or, like our site, a wood deck. Also included is a patio table with 4 chairs and a large swing, which was a nice touch. The owners have put a lot of time and effort into this campground and it shows. Very nicely landscaped throughout. The pool was the perfect temperature, as was the hot tub. Good food at reasonable prices in the Kafe. Well stocked store. Firewood was well seasoned and dry. They deliver it to your site as well as ice. Nice touch. If you run into the owners, be sure and say hi. They are very friendly. - Lakewood Camper
Jun 2014 - $74.00
Very nice park with many amenities and things for kids (and adults) to do. However, be prepared to pay for most of them. Very little is included with the fee you pay to camp there. They seem to nickel and dime you for any activity/amenity beyond swimming and play grounds. Mini golf, paddle boats, laser tag, zip line, jumping pillow - all fun things to do but each has an admission price. That's over and above the $5 fee you pay per person per day if you come with more than two people in your party. And if you travel with more than one vehicle - there's a $3 charge for that as well. I highly recommend that if you make reservations here, do so over the phone with someone at the actual resort instead of the KOA web site. I was given the impression that only one site type was available and consequently selected it. Naturally, it was one of the most expensive sites they offer, patio with swing and grill. However, when we got there we discovered there were several less expensive sites still available. But since we already set up camp, it wasn't worth making a fuss about once we discovered all the cheaper vacant spaces. Most of the park is maintained well. The exception to this is the mini-golf course. I imagine when it was initially put in, it was very nice. However it seems as though years of neglect and weeds have overrun it. Playing there was a disappointment especially when it cost $4.50/person. The laser tag is a great feature but the barely trained kid(s) running it need to explain the equipment and rules better to the people that paid $7/ea to play it. They basically said, "Here's your gun. Aim for your opponents head band. Ready, set, go!" Definitely a huge waste of money. All in all the campground has a lot to offer and is for the most part well run, clean, and professional. It's just a shame that they gouge their guests for so much. And since they're in the middle of nowhere, they seem to have a monopolistic attitude when it comes to pricing items in their general store. One thing that was nice was the fact that check out isn't until 2:00. That let us not feel as though we were rushed to leave like so many other campgrounds that have 11:00 or 12:00 check out. We will likely camp here again, but not more than once per season as this campground is truly one of the more expensive ones out there after you factor in all the additional expenses. - Rickb0354
Jun 2014 - $45.00
Very nice and clean park with variety of activities. Very distant from major highways and in middle of farm country. Poor cell coverage and pay WiFi has limited range. Trash pick up at site, but trash will stay in front of your site all day. Has nice dog park. - 5150partners
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Sites: 175 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 1 Reviews
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This is the worst campground I have ever stayed at. There are only primitive facilities available, and these outhouses are filthy! There are no glass bottles allowed at this park and they will search your car and cooler when you arrive. There is trash all over the sites. The other campers are rude and permitted to do whatever they want. Most did not sleep and partied very loudly all night. Many did not purchase firewood, but chose to tear down branches and knock over saplings in our campsite in the middle of the night. We were not able to sleep at all due to the screaming and loud music. The staff did warn us about the more "wild kids," and we did attempt to camp as far away as possible. It did not matter. Thank goodness they don't allow glass bottles. I would never bring a child to this campground and will never be returning myself. The kind of people that this campground attracts have ruined the nearby and beautiful Nelson Kennedy Ledges State Park. - dneidert
Ravenna, Ohio (map) | (330) 296-3239
Sites: 198 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 52 Reviews
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May 2016 - $36.00
Exceptional bathroom/shower facilities - the bathrooms are clean and modern and the are in good repair; the showers are individual lockable shower rooms with a bench and hooks. Many of the sites, however, need maintenance. The site pad is asphalt, but only as wide as the camper. For probably half the sites there is a drop off from the asphalt pad to ground level. This makes for a steep, and dangerous step out of the camper. Also, if it has been raining there is nothing but mud where the door side of the camper is. Many sites short, but some pretty good views of the lake. Some of the interior sites are better and less "impacted". - Bama Camper
Apr 2016 - $32.00
Lovely park well kept with good space between sites. We don't use their showers/bathrooms normally but I did check them out & building was newer and cleanliness was average. We had a pull thru with full hookups and were very happy. Beautiful surroundings, wasy drive from interstate. Note: full hookups MUST be reserved in advance. Otherwise if you arrive after hours you can only get electric. Supposedly you can reserve same day for a site. - chasing60
Sep 2015 - $34.00
We stayed 4 nights to see the area based upon the positive reviews for this location. That was a mistake.
The park is far enough from I-76 (Exit 43, SR-14) so there is no noise from the Interstate but if you follow the signs to the park they take you along Rock Spring Rd (SR-183). Rock Spring Rd is in poor condition - narrow, patches over patches. It is better to use SR-14 to SR-5 to Rock Spring Rd. Using that route, you only have to go over a steep railroad crossing overpass just after you turn off SR-5 onto Rock Spring Rd. Yes, there is train noise in the park from these nearby tracks and low flying military cargo aircraft.
Our rating was influenced by how well the park is cared for and condition of the shower/laundry/bathhouses. Had it not been cared for so well and the shower/laundry/bathhouses in such good condition, the rating would have been lower as this is another park that doesn't understand the simple concept of the importance of a flat, level parking pad!
The interior roads and site parking pads were paved. Only a handful of sites appeared level. The majority had a single or double pitch some of which were significant. Saw one Class C motorhome with about 12" of blocking under one from tire and about 6" of blocking under the other front tire trying to get level. Saw one travel trailer with the rear stabilizing jacks extended completely with about 6" of blocking under the jacks and the tongue hitch right on the ground trying to get level. There is a lot of privacy between the sites due to vegetation and park layout. They have full hook ups - water, electricity (50 amp), and multiple sewer connections. The utility connections were about midway down the sites. There was fluctuating water pressure. There was an outside table and fire pit but the layout for the campsites are strange to say the least. Some have the table and fire pit behind the parking pad and others have the table and fire pit on the side opposite the RV's door(s). - bsb814


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