Small-scale (37) site next to hotel and conference center. We were far enough away not to be disturbed but close enough to take advantage of the facilities where the pool and hot-tub are located. The sites are great, but not all have water or sewer. Most of the pull-throughs are without both. We backed in and ran our waterline under the coach for hook-up. The WiFi was not fast enough for video-steaming but OK for all else. We really liked this sites for our dogs...plenty of grass and parklands...plus it wasn't too full. We will visit again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Still a very clean,well kept campground. We enjoy several visits each year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice, quiet, clean campground adjacent to Sauder Village. Areas to walk or ride bikes, nice pond with ducks, geese. No amenities, but we will definitely come back next year. Suggest reservations, short distance from Ohio turnpike. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an outstanding facility. Although the campground was designed to meet the needs of visitors to the Sauder Village, the campground is open to everyone. The large sites have grass that would rival the PGA courses. The ceramic tile restrooms are wonderful. On site, you will find one of the best restaurants in Ohio. The 5 acre pond has good fishing. The village and museum show life on the Western Ohio farming communities of the early 20th Century. The facility was created by the founder of Sauder Furniture as a tribute to the hard working pioneers of the area. This park is only a few miles off the Ohio Turnpike. Be certain to call for reservations on weekends since there are many activities at the village. You will not be disappointed with this facility. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a private campground open to the public mostly through reservations. It is a beautiful well maintained c/g. Hardstands for the RV, lush grass and trees all over. The trees are young but do provide some shade for sitting. Picnic tables are provided. Restrooms and showers are immaculate, a laundry is also available. There is a nice lake with fishing and lots of bird watching. Close by (easy walking distance)is the fantastic "Barn" restaurant, a snack bar, and the very lovely "Sauder Village" reconstructed to approx 1900 authenticity. A beautiful "Founders Hall" has concerts, exhibitions, and shows of all kinds. There is a small admission charge to get into the Village, very much worth it too. This place is immaculate in every detail, with some of the friendliest host you will encounter anywhere. Nearby is the very nice little village of Archbold, which has everything you could want. Highly recommend Sauders Heritage Village and its campground. We camped here in a camper.