This campground is diffenately not an overnight stop. It is well off the Interstate system and somewhat difficult to find. The person I registered with was not very friendly and had a condescending attitude. I inquired about a monthly rate and was told that if I paid for 1 month and left before the month was over, I would then be liable and charged the higher daily rate. This doesn't make sense to me as they would only be paid the monthly rate if I stayed. .I chose to put my RV in storage for a month and stay at my son's home. The RV Park was out the entire month's site rental. I would not stay here again and we visit the area frequently as our son's both live in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A unique and quaint park that is situated in the middle of a small, all-American Ohio town. Friendly staff and well maintained facilities, although I didn't check out the bathroom, etc, were apparent. A lovely little park with lots of trees. My only beef? The WiFi was very slow even though I was told I was being put in one of their best locations by the antenna. I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice place. Your in the middle of town with easy access to place like Kings Island, (20 Minutes), Wright-Patt Air Force Base(35 Min), Cinn Zoo(35 Min)...etc. Friendly staff, clean grounds and pool. Will stay again in fall. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice family owned park with clean restrooms. Employees were very friendly and accommodating to us in our moving to be closer to our friends. A small drive to King's Island Amusement Park. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This campground is older, but well maintained. Hook ups range from rustic to water/sewer/electric. The sites are gravelled and fairly level. Most of the sites have at least some shade, and some have cement patios next to the gravel. The sites are generally good sized, the only ones that are a little closer together are some of the pull through sites, but even with those there is plenty of room to open your awning without touching your neighbor's trailer. There is a small playground for the kids, a pool to cool off in, and WiFi access at the sites. We didn't use the campground showers, used our trailers' instead, just personal preference to not have to haul everything to the bathroom to shower. I did check out the campground bathrooms though - they were clean whenever I went in there and even nicer the bathrooms are air conditioned! No taking a shower in a steamy bathhouse and starting to sweat as soon as you turn off the water here! Considering that the campground is right in town it is suprisingly quiet as well. Occasional road noise or noise from the raceway about a mile away, but mostly just the sounds of birds singing. I would certainly stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very close to town yet had a "country" feel to it with a lot of shaded sites. Everything was clean and well tended. Only reason for the 9* is the pool is very small and our site was a bit un-level and tricky to get into. Overall a good campground and we will return when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is our second stay in less than a year. After reading the latest posting I was a bit nervous about the power, but a dialog with the owner overcame my concern. I also learned that they recently upgraded their wireless service that is now password protected. This is a gem of a site with a family that keeps a neat and clean family campground. They have the best laundry room we have seen. Friendly and helpful staff with great tips on dining and area interests. My concern for a level site with elbow room was more than exceeded. We will be here a week and know we will enjoy the time with our dogs. We will definitely stay here again and again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is scenic and the sites are fairly level. The staff was friendly, but the camp store had very few supplies and wasn't really organized or very clean. Although they are open year round, perhaps it's still early in the main season and that was why. We weren't in need of supplies so that aspect didn't bother us. We had to move sites due to an electrical issue. We basically had no power at our site. We asked to be moved to another site where the electric worked for a little while only and we actually left a day early as we didn't want to run off our generator constantly. The campground does not give refunds for any reason by the way! We assumed it was something wrong with our RV until we got home and discovered everything worked fine...just as it had before we left home! Obviously, they were having problems with their electric.The town of Lebanon is very nice with many good restaurants, stores and much to see and do in the area! We would not stay here again after our experience and because some of the "locals" told us Caesar Creek Park is nearby and very nice! We camped here in a Motorhome.

After we found the park and our spot we found this location to be a very pleasant and friendly park. While the entrance was a bit tight on the right turn into the facilities....it was well worth it. The place was really well maintained and clean all around. Some of the best we have seen. The clubhouse was warm, and like a lake house complete with a wood burning fireplace and TV. The staff was very friendly. In fact we arrived late afternoon on a Sat. and the Enterprise car rental had closed...leaving us stranded without a car to get to town for some excellent food at the Golden Lamb hotel and rest. The attendant offer us the use of her personal car for the evening...WOW! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the few campgrounds we have seen that matched its website description and photos. Excellent service from office personnel. We were guided to our site and the guide helped direct us into the site. The only drawback was that the pool could have been slightly cleaner. Everything else was immaculate. We intend to be regular campers at Cedarbrook. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My family and I really enjoyed this campground. It is located in a sleepy little town between Dayton and Cincinatti. With lots of trees and a "country" feel to it we found it a great place to relax after touring the area. One note for those who might be uncomfortable about it, the campground does back up to a new cemetery. It is only visible from the back of the location so you could easily request a site a little further away. We actually enjoyed the view as it is still mostly open, manicured lawn. Our gravel site was mostly level with a concrete patio landing and wooden picnic bench. A metal fire pit was also on site. This location is very close (within 30 minutes max) to all the regions sites. We would easily recommend this campground and will stay here again in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice park located in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. It turns out the campground was there first and the homes were build around it. I had tire problems and showed up a day late and they didn't charge for this missed night. I'm not sure if this is a plus or a minus but they didn't want me to arrive after 10:00 p.m. so I stayed at a Cracker Barrel. The wi-fi worked perfectly. If I needed to camp in the area again I would return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Only a few sites would support internet satellite, wifi is free though, no cable. Quite a few deer around early in the morning. We stay here at least once a year when visiting family. It's the closest campground to family and the best one in the immediate area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice, quiet campground located in town. Spacious, shaded, gravel sites, many with cement patio pads. Clean, small pool & looks like newer playground equipment. Shower houses were clean & ventilated with air conditioning; well-lit shower & sink area, but they could have used more lighting in the toilet stall area. On site laundry and lounge area with TV adjacent to office. I would have given them a better rating if it weren't for their electrical service issues. There wasn't enough grounding (ground too dry and ground rods not long enough)for their circuits. Noticed it when I touched our bay door locks while standing on the ground in bare feet. Not enough of a jolt to hurt but it was an unpleasant, numbing buzz to my fingers. Did not seem to effect our electrical appliances. I reported the problem to the office and an electrician was sent out, but there wasn't anything he could do at the time. Hopefully, they will correct the grounding issues. Despite the electrical issue, I enjoyed our stay and would return to this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is probably the best campground we have been to so far. There is a playground area for the kids, a nice swimming pool, and alot of room to ride bikes and scooters. The owners escort you out to your site, which is a nice touch. They are very helpful to customers. There are alot of trees, so there is alot of shade. The sites are roomy. The only negative thing is the quiet time starts at 10pm, which seems kind of early. But, the CG is very clean and well-maintained. You are in town, but you would never know it, due to all the trees. I highly recommend this campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet campground. I camped here for a week while relocating to OH. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice campground in an out-of-way location north of Cincinnati. It has nicely sized sites and there is room to maneuver. Highly recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and quiet. Located in midst of residential area; looks like town grew to surround it but is still nice. Very helpful staff, escorted to site and assisted in parking. Stores and shopping near. Direct access into Cincinatti via Interstate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean, Quiet and charming, 24 acres tucked back in the trees surrounded by residential neighborhood. Friendly check-in with clerk driving a golf cart leading/directing us to our pull through site. Gravel roads and park sites some cement pads next to gravel. Helpful with directions. Clean laundry, small stream with bridge, flower plantings. 5 minutes to Lebanon, closest park we found to Cincinnati North/East Side- we were there for the flower show in Ault Park in April. We camped here in a camper.

This park has very few sites which would accomodate 40' units. Trees are plentiful, but most have low hanging branches. Interior roads are adequate once you get to the office. The road entering this facility is narrow, and lined with trees close to the road. If a rig is departing, and one entering the long driveway, it could literally get "touchy". Located at the edge of town, it is close to shopping, and five minutes from a large, very clean flea market. Mostly shared hook-ups. Looks as tho it may have been a KOA at one time, but is privately owned now. We camped here in a camper.