I failed to do adequate research on campgrounds in the Dayton area, and as a result ended up at this over-the-hill park. Despite its listed attributes, it is a fading badly. "Overniter" sites appear to be about 12 in number, and are in an uneven grassy area adjacent to the main park. We found that our assigned spot lacked water and sewer connections, despite paying for and being assigned to a listed "full hookup" spot. We arbitrarily moved to another nearby spot which had connections (the office had closed at 4:15 PM on Saturday). The electrical box was so corroded one feared major problems; but the 30 amp receptacle worked. We were glad to leave EARLY the next AM. We will never return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is marginally acceptable at best. The temperatures while we were there were in the low 90s and the electric service was inadequate for the loads. The voltage dropped so low that our EMS would cut the power to avoid damage to electronics. This happened daily between noon and six p.m. We ended up running the generator for AC during the day. The campground staff blames the local electricity provider but the fault appears to lie with the campground's electrical infrastructure. We discovered that the campers in the seasonal sites do not have this problem. Add to that the fact that the water pressure is too low (40 psi at the spigot) for showers and the restrooms are still closed and it's not a great place to stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We pulled in after dark, and tried to find our way around. There is a little map posted at the entrance, but that is it. We found a fifty amp site on the outside loop next to the highway. We needed to dump, but couldn't use the dump because it was back so far and next to the fence. There was no other convenient place to dump on the highway side of the creek. The middle slots are all grass. I wouldn't have parked there. I don't say this often (maybe never), but this is one place that we will probably never stay at again. We woke up to probably eighteen inches of water in the campground. At 6:30am, nobody had alerted us to the CG flooding. I don't really blame the hosts, though, because I figure they were sleeping. But other pickups were just leaving, without telling others. That is bad! We were able to make it out with minimal water damage (for those of you wondering, yes we were on the air horn, as we were heading out. We also called the fire department, and they rescued about 20 people by boat, from what I understand). We were furrther off the ground, than most, so we just made it. My general thoughts, minus the flood? Park was fairly dumpy. The restrooms that we were next to were locked. The sites had some pretty big potholes in them. The roads weren't that great. Would I suggest others to stay here? No. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have never seen a Coast to Coast affiliate in such a deplorable condition. The faucet on our two sites were broken. The nearest bath facilities were locked. The pool was beyond repair. The indoor pool was locked. The potholes had potholes. Why does Coast to Coast allow this? We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Overall enjoyed the RV Park. Some things need a coat of paint and face lift, but most parks are like that these days. Had a nice shady site. Staff were very helpful and customer oriented, unlike the last RV resort we stayed in. Indoor swimming pool that was clean and fun to use. I would (and will) stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Other recent comments = not so good. Do not know what they are talking about. We had a great time. Lots of things to do. Great activities. Park and facilities VERY clean and organized. The bathhouses were newly renovated, excellent. Outdoor pool was down, but indoor pool was wonderful. Love the park and the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice managers and pet friendly. A good place to stay overnight. The overall look of the campground needs updating. The indoor swimming pool appears cloudy and dirty. Some of the permanent camper sites are not kept clean or organized. We were told the outdoor pool is soon to get a new liner and should be available next year. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Old, rundown campground but they are slowly repairing water and power lines. My water spigot would not work so they ran a hose from 2 sites down. I called 2 weeks ahead to see if the indoor pool was working. They said the indoor pool was warm and the outdoor pool would be warm enough to swim in once we got there. The outdoor pool has not had water in it for many years. Indoor pool finally warmed up some by the weekend but was very dirty. Activity center, exercise room and sauna were locked up. Asked a CG worker about it and got no answer. The put-put golf was last used about 20 yrs ago. Very shocked to see this is a AOR, RPI, and C2C park. Will never be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Down on it's heels and it shows. Populated by full time folks whose employment seems to be beer testing. Large pit bull dogs allowed to roam the campground without leash. We will never stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for three nights. This was our first time camping here. I think that it would be good place if you're just staying for a night, but more than that I would not recommend. The campground needs a lot of work, like the grass mowed and more gravel on the individual sites and the roads. I do have to say they were nice when I checked in but didn't see much of anybody that worked there the rest of the time I stayed. Not much for my kids to do other than the indoor pool; the playground was very old and out dated. I opened one of the showers (other than the ones by the pool), and it looked as if they had not been cleaned in months. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We think it would be an ok CG if your using it as a base camp or staying 2/3 days. There are some permanent sites that look shabby but the price is very reasonable for a full hook up CG in this area. There are some W/E sites that back up to a creek (ses pool) that are shaded, but most of the full H/U sites are in a field (this is where we were). We did find our site to be less buggy than the shaded ones, and our A/C did ok cooling the 5er even with the extra sun. They have 2 swimming pools (the outdoor pool was being painted). Some of the buildings needed a decent paint and the grass needed cut especially on some full permanent sites. The staff seemed friendly and willing to address some concerns we had regarding the swimming pool. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a 2 day stop for the AF Museums. This is an old park. The showers and bathrooms reflect the age of this park. The grass we were parked on was 6 inches long until the second day when they mowed it and then it was a battle to keep it outside. We were going to do some wash but 1 machine was broken and the other 5 had clothes left in them. There are a lot of people living here. We took a walk around the park but you have to watch where you put your feet. Goose droppings!! Also take earplugs for the road noise. There is a bridge to cross to get into the main campground, driver beware, this bridge is maybe 9 feet and some inches wide with nice metal guard rails to scrach up your paint. I really don't think I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Also Coast to Coast park. Fair number of seasonal campers that took most of riverside sites. Staff very helpful and friendly. Area in front of campground mainly for overnighters. Sites level and roomy and good gravel interior roads. Only complaint was water quality...very hard. Laundry room washers all were rust stained. Planned activities for those interested. Easily accessable from expressway We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate is for RPI. We used this as an overnight stop. Had an easy in/easy out, long pull through site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Reasonable rates. Roomy sites with shade trees where we were. Great dog area. Fenced in and clean. Nice folks running the campground. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We loved this park. Lots of trees for shade, spaces between sites large, grassy area. Right next to cornfield. A huge pool. It was comfortable and very pretty. Only drawback: they do not have Wi-Fi or cable TV. Otherwise we would have given them a 10. Managers very nice and friendly. We stayed here for 2 days. Will come back again, as long as they get Wi-Fi connections. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice RV Park with a big pool and activity area. The hosts were knowledgeable. The sites were easy to maneuver and level. There is NO Wi-Fi here. The showers and bathrooms were clean but very dated and VERY HOT. It was 100 degrees here and there was not even a fan in the restrooms. The showers were tiny and lacked privacy. When we left, we could not find a host to inform them that one of the toilets was leaking through the bottom seal. We would return here, if it was a cool day. I feel my 7 may be high due to no Wi-Fi and the restrooms, but this is a nice park. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We found this place by accident across from an RV park that was terrible. It was late, 9:00PM, but when we called they said they had a site. They were welcoming and knew the trouble we'd had across the road. The place is very clean and quiet and the pull through site was a breeze. We were tempted to stay another day because we'd had a long day on the road. There are many retirees here, and everyone was very friendly. We will stop here again in a heartbeat when we are in this area. They have an amenable checkout of 2:00PM which is unheard of. We, however, were so tired from the journey we did not leave until noon. Very easy access. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A decent park that provides a good value for the price. Friendly hosts helped us to our site and the front row pull throughs were great for easy access, utilities worked well, and we had a clear view for satellite. Membership type park with friendly residents but the pool looked like it needed some maintenance; usable, just a some cosmetic issues. Great place for an overnight or longer term stay. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park, probably a lot of fun in the summer. Nice long pull-throughs, very spacious on each side. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is shown as a membership park, but they do allow non-members to camp. We stayed for a week so the nightly rate ended up being $23. The place is well maintained and the sites are long level and wide. Spaces are grass and gravel. Most spaces are back-in but they do have about a dozen pull -throughs. No Wi-Fi which was disappointing. I would highly recommend the park when staying in this area. People were friendly and the park was nice, especially for the price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were running a rolling rally with 6 coaches which stopped here for 2 nights. We'd reserved the sites several months earlier and they gave us pull-through sites, all together. The electricity was very good (it was hot and two A/Cs ran well). This is a convenient CG to stop at and see the area. It is not a destination campground but nice (check out the local restaurants). You shouldn't have a problem with getting satellite TV if you are in one of the pull-through sites. Oh yes, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean campground. Nice people. Stayed several different times. Will go back several times per year. Great rates for full hook up. Nice pool. Several activities for the kids. The only complaint is no online registration. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here two nights to visit friends in the park. The campground hosts were friendly and escorted us to our site - a pull through that worked fine for our 40' 4-slide motorhome with toad. We enjoyed this park which has a lot of volunteers in charge of various activities. The pool is large and looked very clean, with a lifeguard. A snack bar was open also. The residents were very friendly. Lots of open areas. Went on a wagon ride thru the woods. Pet friendly, but would recommend a dog park as there is ample room for one in several areas. We would definitely stay at this park again as it met our needs (level, satellite, no tree limbs, easy access). We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with the other comments listed here except I would only rate a 6. This is an 80's park which has not kept up with most travelers needs. It is relatively quiet and is easily accessible. We stayed here on our way to Boston, but would stay elsewhere if there were a suitable site with internet capability. The USAF museum is "world class" and is worth a visit. Plan on 4-5 hours minimum. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place was expensive. The place needed some paint, and a little up-keep. I didn't like the atmosphere there. I did like the town and the managers were helpful. I think it was located too close to the highway. We camped here in a Tent.

Pretty decent place for the money. Only bad thing is that there is one shower house and it is in the far corner of the campground. So if you want to use the bathhouse, you have to drive. There are only 4 stalls and while dated they appeared serviceable. Had several things going for Labor Day weekend. Some of the stuff like the miniature golf is a joke. They should just take the cobbled together holes out. They are wooden with 1/2" trim boards covering the seams which makes the ball have to jump them to roll. Quite funny really. The help was nice enough but they run ON TIME. They had an ice-cream social from 2 to 3. My DS wanted a refill which they told him was part of the deal. He walked back into the kitchen area at 3 minutes til 3 and was told NO, that the ice-cream had been put away already. Very dusty place. I know we have not had rain, but man it was really dusty. Golf carts everywhere kicking up dust. Would NOT come back here again, but it was not too bad. There are much nicer ones out there though. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is conveniently located close to I70 near Springfield OH. It has grassy sites; some in sun, and many with large older trees for shade. They have activities planned for weekends for kids and adults. It has a combination of full-time residents, monthly stays and weekends stays. Manager and others work hard to keep this park looking good. Everyone is friendly. A Wal-mart is available just down the road. Will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not even close to being as advertised. Miniature golf, shuffle board area was not usable with old building foundations around it. "Fishing pond" was a small pond covered in scum. The swimming pool was filthy with green algae and a layer of sediment on the bottom. My son wouldn't let his children use it. I didn't see anyone use the pool in the week I was here. Female bathrooms had toilets with a curtain, no doors. Manager and staff were very defensive with attitudes and in need of customer relations classes. Not a enjoyable experience as all. There are other choices in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park! We used our RPI membership and only stayed one night while passing through. They can accommodate a big rig in the pull throughs but don't expect 50 amp in those sites. The park was very easy to get to off of I-70 and looked like it was very well maintained. Our only complaint is that they have trees that need trimming. We had to carefully maneuver around tree limbs to keep from scratching up our coach. It is a great place to stop for a day or two and we would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was an overnight stay for us as we passed through Ohio. It has easy access off and on I-70, however, some may not like the road noise (we were so tired from a longgggg driving day that we didn't hear a thing). Met at the gate by a very nice gentleman who got us signed in and then escorted to our site. Good size sites with plenty of grass. In fact, there is a lot of grassy areas in this park and it's very well maintained. We will definitely stay here again and hopefully can utilize more of the facilities available. This park does not honor any GS or PA or other common discounts. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Poor camping experience. This park has 2 names, however, it is the same park. Seems kind of fishy. The park was filled with rowdy drunks and the facilities were dirty. No amenities, just a pool. No activities. We ended up hanging out with our "lucky" friends that camped at the resort across the street. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a terrific campground, although it offered no discounts that were applicable to us (I do believe it is a C2C and RPI resort) we would definitely stay here again if in the area. Many permanents/long term units here but they were immaculate and the people were VERY friendly. There was some highway noise but I (a light sleeper) had no problem with it. This is one place I would love to "work camp"! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, quiet park and close enough to the USAF Aviation Museum for an easy visit. Friendly people checked us in and greeted us while we stayed two nights. Our site was level and a nice pull through with 50 amp service. Shopping (Super Wal-Mart, Kroger, etc) is available about 3 miles away in the town of Springfield. Some of the interior roads had some potholes, but they were working on some of these as we departed. We would certainly stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a good park for an overnight stay. Some might be bothered by the road noise from nearby I-70. Restrooms and laundry room were dated but very clean. Odd though that the bathroom stalls did not have doors only shower curtains. One negative for us was the low hanging tree branches at our site. With management's permission, we cut them enough so they would not tear up our roof. We would stop at this campground again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

There is great water, electric, and size of sites here. It's also close to shopping, etc. A "Disneyland" for kids, and parents! If you don't have any kids, stay away during the weekends. Had next door family allow their kids to throw golf balls at our coach! Extremely busy during weekends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great park with very large sites. Lots of areas available to walk the pups. Very nice people/management. Easy on and off IH-70...Large pull throughs or back-ins available. We stayed 5 wks (using the monthly rate) and will stay here again. Highly recommend! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camped here and had a great time. Very Clean pool. Friendly staff. A lot of permanant trailers but very clean and friendly. Close to lots of antique shows. Baths were dated but clean. Fishing pond was small but had some bass and huge carp.(fun to catch) Activities daily on weekends. I would camp here again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Park is in major transition with new owners. We camped here before the official April 1 opening date. It appears that many permanent sites had places removed and they are heading more towards RV camping again and not park model summer homes. On site management was very friendly and helpful. The park needs some work but it looks like they are going to make a lot of improvements this year. Due to our off season stay, bathrooms and pool area were closed for us. The sites are huge with lots of room, many with cement patio's. The roads are wide and there are mature trees. Very nice. We plan to stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is close to the interstate and easy to navigate. The sites are wide and fairly level. Maintenance is lacking, especially the untrimmed tree limbs hitting the motorhome wherever you go. There is no Wi-Fi or cable, notable in that the antenna reception in the area is only fair. We would pick another park if in the area again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The site that we had was very nice. Large pull throughs with a lot of space between campers and some nice trees. Bathrooms, showers, and trash were all too far away from campsites. Bath and shower room is on one end of the campground and not very convenient. Bath and showers appear to be very old and could use some paint and updating. Also, the number of people using them warrants multiple cleanings on the weekend. They were not as clean as they should have been when I took a shower in the early morning. There were some problems with our 30 amp electrical. Campground does not have WiFi and didn't seem to be interested in adding it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for a week to check out the new 5er we had purchased from a nearby dealer. Park could use some improvements: a) especially cleanliness/repairs of the men's washrooms/showers (although my wife indicated that the lady's was fairly decent) b) 50amp service at all large sites. We did enjoy the Saturday evening entertainment. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is decent for the price, but it has it's drawbacks. First, the pro's. It is very easy access to the interstate and is nearby to major shopping centers. It is also very flat, with level sites and good water/electric/sewer connections. The pool appeared to be a good size, but was closed for the season. In fact, most of the park was closed because of it being winter, so we could not evaluate that. The hosts were friendly and allowed us to switch sites because the one they assigned to us had some ruts from the previous camper (which they fixed the next day after we reported it). The other campers in the park were quiet and not much going on. Now for the cons. First, the park is somewhat dated and could use some "freshening up". Second, don't look for the pond. It's more like a storm runoff pond by the edge of the road (seriously). Third, and definitely the most important, this RV is located adjacent to the interstate, with only an open corn field separating the two. It is VERY loud most of the day (and evening, and night). Certainly some of the sites further away would be better (we were pretty close), but it's not going to help that much. Very good for a short stopover, but not where you would choose to spend any length of time, if you can find a better alternative nearby. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We used this park as our base camp for the entire month of July and really enjoyed our stay. The sites are large and shaded. The park is well maintained and has weekly entertainment. The highway noise was never a problem. We will definitely return on our next trip to the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

RPI rate $8.00. Large shady lots, 45 feet wide, with some gravel for parking,and mostly gravel roads. Concrete patio for picnic table and fire rings at every site. No playground or showers. Laundry and restrooms available, clubhouse and weekend gospel entertainment. Noise from interstate highway, within 300 yards, night and day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a rpi park, but also will allow non-members in. They do not take reservations and say they have never been full.The staff was mostly voluntary and did a outstanding job!!The park was extreemly clean and well kept.This park in not in any of the camper guides we could find and without someone telling us about it we never would have found it. Well worth finding this wonderful park.. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The $8 nightly rate is only if you are a Resort Parks International (RPI) member. I don't remember what the regular rate was. Nice swimming pool. Clean, well maintained park. Sites were spacious. They have approx. 20 pull thru sites. They have a section of seasonal sites that also looked well maintained. Park is just off I-70 @ Rt. 40 (Springfield) exit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.