This is a very nice campground. The sites are electricity only, but there were abundant water faucets available and a dump station at the entrance. It may be a bit difficult for a longer RV to find a level site. We camp in a 24' RV and had to drive around a bit to find a level site. There are a lot of permanent campers in the park, and lots of sites available for tents and pop-ups. The staff was extremely nice and helpful and the people around us were very friendly. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful, wooded park. Baths were modern and clean. Many seasonal sites, but most kept up pretty well. Open sites scattered among seasonals. Neighbors all very friendly. This is part of Muskingum Watershed Conservancy parks. Rangers patrolled often and park was mostly pretty quiet. Good for families, and you make your own entertainment enjoying the lake, trails, and beach. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is no longer a Jellystone. Some sites are muddy and many sewer connections are unaccesible. The park needs a lot of work. Probably will not camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A lot of seasonals. A very nice lake with a swimming beach and paddle boats. However, the seasonal campers and their unkept, cluttered sites, make it unappealing as a family campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

After reading the other reviews of this campground I thought we were in for a real treat. I was very wrong! First off, the bathrooms are disgusting. We ended up finding one that was liveable, but that was the only one. Everyone here (mostly people who live there) has either a golf cart or a dog, and sometimes both. Nothing against either, it's just that both were all over the park uncontrollably. I felt like I was at the golf cart derby. So many of the people here take up residence in the park. The pool is tiny, the lake is not enticing, and the behaviour of the campground community is aggravating. We enjoyed some of the activities, but I can't figure out why Jellystone would have their name on this park? Won't be returning, and it's giving me second thoughts about other Jellystone's. We camped here in a Tent.