I live in the area and happened to drive through today. They are doing a massive upgrade to the facility that is supposed to be done in May of 2008. They added a new street and look to be upgrading the services on an estimated 50 sites to full hookups. thats the good news. The bad news is that they probably only have 20 electric only sites available until it's done. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful campground within an urban area. Majority of sites are well shaded with large pine trees. Staff extremely friendly. Road within campground is paved; most campsites are gravel. Most spaces between sites allow for slideouts or screen rooms/awnings. Although many sites are adequate for big rigs, because most are straight rather than angled, backing into them could be a challenge. There is one restroom-shower building. Men's shower does not provide a shelf for soap, shampoo, etc. Temperature of water is automatically controlled and can vary in temperature. Store has ice and firewood and a few other items such as insect repellant. A park pass is needed to enter but is only $5.00 for a year. Off site stores and restaurants are within 3-5 miles or less depending upon one's needs. There is a major construction project going on adjacent to the existing campground, but it was not noisy in the evenings or overnight. We were told it will be an addition to the campground providing sites and better access for big rigs. It is scheduled for completion in May, 2009. With a playground and other activities available, the campground is very much family oriented. We stayed on site 65 for 3 nights in a small non tent popup. We would definitely use this campground again if in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Half the sites are without trees for getting your dish out, and the rest are tree covered. About eleven have full hook ups, the rest are water-electric, and all were level and good size. The camping area is located in the middle of a big county park, tons of things for the kids to do, swimming, boating, hiking, water park and more. A great location for doing things in Cincinnati, about three-miles off the freeway. Bathhouse and entire camping area was very clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Word of warning, when you make reservations IN PERSON, verify that they enter the reserved date CORRECTLY into the computer. They charged me for two sites for two nights, for a weekend that I did not request. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The cost of camping does not include a $5.00 car pass. There are very limited full hookup sites, most of the sites are level. We camped in a 36' motor home and did not have a problem, even on the electric only sites. The roads are paved, but the sites are gravel. The park has 100 sites, of those 100 sites, 10 have full hookup with 50A electric, 80 have 30A service only. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful campground,huge sites and a fun water play area for kids. You can also rent boats for the lake. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I spent the night here to try out our new pop-up camper. The campground is pretty clean and is set up well for families. There were park rangers driving by regularly and the host camper was very friendly. The store is pretty thin and very expensive. There are some spacious sites, but most are smallish. The men's bath house was clean, but my wife complained about the women's. I would stay here again with the kids. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is part of the Hamilton Co. Park District. Reservations are accepted. Park has bike trails, water park for children, lake with paddle boats, a petting zoo and playgrounds. An annual $3 permit is required for entry to park. This is one of the finest parks and campgrounds in all the surrounding states. We camped here in a camper.

Very nice county park just outside the Cincinnati metro area. We stayed during the Christmas Holidays so there was no water and rest rooms were locked. But we will be back in the spring. We camped here in a camper.