Up and coming campground. Major improvements from a few years ago now that it's under new…read moreownership. Cheaper than most others with way more amenities. They have a grocery, library, laundry, new restrooms, community room, youth center. The sites are a bit close, but have cable, water, electric, sewer. They even have a pool and waterworks area. Car shows, halloween and other contests.

Very nice family place. Lots of activities for the kids and adults too. Mostly a permanent…read moretrailer park, however. At first we didn't want to stay there. The sites are small and some the permanent residents do not take care of their lots. But if you are camping with little ones it is a a good place to camp The residents are all very nice and staff is too!

Our family had a wonderful overnight get away at Lake Wapusun! We stayed in the Cozy Cabin and it…read morelived up to its name. It includes a nice half bathroom and the nearby shower house was clean and tidy. Our kids were engaged all day with fishing, peddle boating, exploring the creek, and bouncing on the pillow. The staff was also very accommodating to our needs and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We all had a great time!

Review update: Received partial refund following complaint…read more Mostly a pleasant stay, but... see below. 1) I made a mistake about the start date of our reservation, so we set out a day early. On the way, I discovered my error and started calling the office to see if they could accommodate us anyway. I was calling within their stated office hours but only got voice mail. I left a message, but also called repeatedly, hoping to get a human. An emergency after-hours number was mentioned, but they had not supplied us with it. Eventually I gave up and secured a last-minute reservation at another RV park close by. We were at Lake Wapusun for a week and NEVER received a call back, nor mention of my message. Did the on-site staff bug out early Sunday afternoon and then erase my message to avoid discovery?.... 2) Our on-line reservation was supposed to be full hook-up, with water, electricity, and sewer. Our site did not have sewer hookup. Asked about it and was told that only seasonal campers get sewer hookups. There is NO mention of this on their website. I do not know if this is an intentional misrepresentation, or simply an oversight. It was incredibly inconvenient as partway through the week we had to use the general campground sewage dump, which meant uncoupling all our hookups, driving to the dump site, draining everything, then re-leveling our RV, and doing all the hookups again. I THINK THEY OWE US A PARTIAL REFUND BECAUSE WE DID NOT GET WHAT WE PAID FOR. And then, it was Saturday night! Oh. My. God!!! They have a makeshift stage and bring in local(?) bands to perform. The level of amplification is horrific and overwhelming! It echoes all through the campground with no escape!! The noise started around 7 p.m. and continued PAST 11 p.m, which is their stated "quiet time." (Which they claim is strictly enforced; I beg to differ.) People in cars and golf carts paraded through the park, yelling and singing at the top of their lungs until after 11 p.m. Had we known to anticipate loud, raucous behavior there, I would have selected a different campground. We left the next day even though we had another day in our reservation. The staff we encountered in person were consistently pleasant and helpful. Weekdays were quiet. Dogs are allowed and there are roads/paths nice to walk. You wouldn't likely want to swim on the beach due to all the geese and goose poop (it's just nature, but, ick), so a swimming pool would be a nice addition. It looks like a good place to camp with children as there is a large play area with activities kids love to do. The camp store had limited selections, but did supply a couple of items we needed at a reasonable price. The area features rolling hills, lots of Ohio farmland (surrounding dairy and hog farms supplied punguent aromas at times), wineries, and Amish communities. The City of Wooster is not far away, offering mid-to-upscale restaurants, interesting shops, and The College of Wooster. Nice "college town" vibe. Overall it was a decent experience, but we will not be returning.

This will be our second time staying here and it is close to all of the Amish restaurants and…read moreshops. The RV spots are clean, kept up, nice and the front desk is very sweet and accomodating. Thank you!

Simple and nice, The reservation system is an old but it works, phone call but no online system.read more

I had the best time camping here. Went late October and was the only one there. For me, this is…read moreexactly what I wanted in tent camping,primitive,remote but very safe as you are within visual of the house. Plenty of stocked seasoned firewood available for purchase, fire ring and picnic table on site. The only issue is the steep gravel road getting down to the campsite. I have a pickup and getting out was a challenge for sure, even with the extra weight I carry in the truckbed. Could use a turnaround at the top of the drive as well as there is no space to maneuver the sharp turn you need to take to get down into the camp area. I hate leaving such a great review because I want to keep this location secret !! Will be a regular here next year for sure

Turkey Hollow Campground has beautiful views, but is definitely primitive. The road is gravel and…read morethe gravel stops before reaching good tent areas, so it may be better suited for four wheel drive vehicles. Only $15/night, this is a good price, but there is only a port-o-potty (no showers). There also aren't many signs to help you find it (but that's good to keep it less crowded).

This place is my FAVORITE place to go kayaking/canoeing/tubing. Plus if you bring your own tubes…read moreit's ONLY $10 for them to drop you off and pick you up!!! Tiffany is the sweetest, super accommodating and down to earth- always makes you feel welcome :) everyone there is so chill, the river is absolutely beautiful, and it's never super packed even when they are busy so you get your time to fully soak up nature with just the occasional other group. I love NTR!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this day canoeing! The kids had a good time. It was a great day and the…read moreemployees were very friendly. I wore shorts a bikini top and tank. I'd recommend lots of sunscreen and bug spray. We did go during covid in June of 2020 and I felt they did the best they could given the situation of covid which was not their fault. I will definitely be using this company again.

What a wonderful clean, no frills campground. This place is based on trust. We made…read moreReservations a year in advance, they didn't take a deposit or credit card. We arrived and paid the balance and our site was clean and easy to pull into. The internet worked fantastically well, we were able to stream TV with a few buffering issues. So close to Berlin and the Amish shops. I will absolutely return to stay at this fantastic campground. Should you ever come here to visit, you will understand what I mean by trust. It is unheard of in today's society. Thank you Berlin RV park for a wonderful stay.

I had decided on this trip that I wanted to learn more about the Amish and this RV park and…read morecampground is located very close! It is a newer campground so the trees around the actual campsites are not too big yet. It is clean and very well maintained. The site that I was in was very spacious and level. They have a sand volleyball court, tether ball, basketball and a small playground for the kids, and a hiking trail in the back of the property. There is a small laundry room. While it is located near a pretty busy road, there is not much noise at night. I have found this a very relaxing park and would stay here again.

Wonderful park. Visiting for the üCamp '26 teardrop rally, sponsored by nüCamp. Atwood Lake Park…read moreis clean and beautiful. Full hookups, level pads, easy access with lots of room. Includes a picnic table and fire pit. The people working at the camp were so friendly and helpful. We can't wait to return next year.

So this park is very mid. The staff are nice and I like the ice cream place and the sites are…read morespaced apart and some sites have a beautiful view of the lake. Also the beach is nice, but it can get a bit boring sometimes because there isn't much to do at the campsites except just use the bathroom and get electrocuted by the plastic slide. The park itself is very clean.

My family and I have been coming since I was little (over 30 years) and now I continue to take my…read morechildren. We absolutely love it. Literally the best, cheapest gem around. Highly recommend going and spending the day.

We Stopped at Tuscora Park to check it out. All of the Amusement Rides closed for the season, but…read moreit was a lovely day so there was quite a few people meandering around the lake, tennis courts and ball park areas I Definitely want to go back again when the rides are open. The park history said they opened in 1905 with the swimming pools first. The park is free to walk around and enjoy