I was sent to Ohio for work and landed my motorhome at this campground. The monthly rent was quite…read morecheap, but they charge an extra fee for having a car. I don't know why though, this is the first time I had this happen, lol. Anyways, the area I stayed in is across the lake from the flat campground... in the woody area. Overall, I had a good experience. It is quiet and peaceful here. There are other guests staying here as well, but everyone is respectful. Electricity and water are included except for sewer. They do a run once a week with a honey wagon with a fee of 8 bucks. Oh well. Another thing is that there is a rail road next to the woody area and multiple trains go by day and night. I guess you can get used to it, lol. It was a good place to stay at though. The staff is super accommodating and helpful. I would definitively recommend this campground.

What in the Meth Mountain Hell is this place? Is it a homeless encampment? Is it a junkyard? Is it…read morea set for the Hills Have Eyes III? I can tell you what it isn't... A nice well kept campground., We are looking for a new spot to park our camper next season, and from the highway this looks like a beautiful serene, quiet campground. We pulled off the highway, and started our trip back. The further into this campground you get the sketchier it gets. Towards the back there is actually a school bus, mind you not a refurbished school bus like you would see on a YouTube video but an Old broken down school bus. This isn't the Partridge family style bus, it's definitely not a magic school bus, it's giving breaking bad meets trailer Park boys meets homeless encampment. I cannot imagine paying to be here for the season and having my camper next to a 1980s half gutted school bus and a 1975 camper with an addition made out of rotted plywood and old pallets. How this place is still open is beyond me.

Great visibility, super friendly , very easy to find. Super professional with people from every…read morewhere

A must for divers, campers, and or RV travel enthusiasts looking for a serene place to camp for the…read morenight. Or single/ multi-day dive experience that cares about safety and YOU first and foremost. Looking for a more personalized experience??? I strongly suggest going during the weekdays they are open 9-5 pm M-Thursday with extended hours on the weekend. The diving experience is unparalleled! There are so many sunken treasures under the beautiful water of this quarry you would never know at first glance! Viz is exceptional. Maps are available for a small price at the main shop and worth it to navigate an open water or a deep dive experience! Staff is amazing! They go above and beyond to make you feel welcome! They take credit/debit cards as well as cash! There is even a food truck on site during the weekends of high season that you don't want to miss. If you are looking for a new place to explore or haven't been in a while I highly recommend visiting it! You will not regret it!

A bunch of drunks, the owner drinks all day and night. Staff also drinks non stop. Lots of…read moreactivities that all have something to do with alcohol. If you love to drink then this is the place for you, full party campground.

Great campground with good facilities. Upon arrival we checked in at the office and immediately…read morethere was a staff member with a golf cart ready to direct is to our site. The staff member actually helped back us in and asked if we need anything. Firewood is $5 a bundle. (About 7 medium pieces) It's a holiday, so park traffic is heavy, as expected.

Very clean with many spots available for overnight, if desired…read more I am a 'visit for a bit' person and this is a beautiful park with great access to Indian Lake.

Such a great park. The sites are level and spacious. The view of the lake and/or channels are great…read moreand they have a wonderful camp store and swimming pool.

This campground is clean and kept nice. We are enjoying camping there. Jason does a great job and…read morealways keeps up updated on things happening in the campground.

Entering our 3rd year at Flip Flop Cove and love it! Amazing campground and Jason the owner does…read morean amazing job investing in the campground, making improvements, or helping out all the campers. In addition, he gives back to people in need annually through fundraisers he hosts through out the year to raise money, Highly recommend!

We had a wonderful time "roughing" it with some friends. This camp ground has everything you want,…read morefamily friendly, kiddy pool, lake, nice restrooms, laundry room, mini mini putt putt, camp store. We were there on July 3rd, they had a band, fireworks, and a 50/50.

Love love love this campground. Family run, family oriented safe and friendly place for kids of all…read moreages!! Kids activities, mom and dad activities. Corn hole mini golf, new pool, horse shoe pits. Small lake/pond for fishing and kayaking. Kayak rentals are available!! Laundry facilities. Live entertainment on the weekends. Who could ask for more??!!! My home away from home on the weekends!!!

It's a big old lake with a nice beach and lots of water. Right next to it they've got tons of…read morecamping either tent or camper. They've got hook ups. They've got rentals. They got a quaint little shop to buy stuff. They got a big playground right next to some restrooms, which is good if you have little kids. Across from the main campground, there's some big trees that have an eagle nest in it. It's pretty cool to see them.

We stayed here while in town for the Country Concert and we're lucky enough to book the very last…read moreeclectic site we saw available for the weekend. So glad we did!!! That party scene just wasn't for us. The site we got was 46 literally next to the dump station, like 15 feet. I don't think many people left while we were there so it didn't have a big impact. That's also where the water is located so if we needed to fill that would have been easy to do without moving. The park is much bigger than expected with playground, game areas, mini golf, kayak rentals available, beach, etc. There wasn't much info provided during check in on these so we didn't know they were available until it was too late to use. Would have been nice to know so we could plan our days a bit better. Overall it was a great decision for us but if we weren't occupied by the concerts all weekend there wouldn't have been much in the area to do.

This has always been a favorite stop of ours. We hosted a baby shower at the Buehner Center and had…read moreabout 80 guests. Everything went very well. Plenty of tables and kitchen space for caterer. We talked with quite a few hikers who walked by and weee curious. Keep them in mind for your events!

This is my favorite park. I love the walking trails with beautiful clear streams running over sand…read more Trails through evergreens that smell so unbelievably good. You can ride a horse, a bike or your legs. You can hear symphonic melodies made by 100s of frogs and see tons of wild life, did I mention there are sand dunes? "The Oak Openings Region is a globally rare ecosystem composed of over 130 square miles in Northwest Ohio. The land consists largely of oak savanna and grassland prairie. It is considered by The Nature Conservancy as having a similar ecological importance as the Florida Everglades and is one of the 200 "Last Great Places on Earth"." It is amazing. Check it out!

Nice park , friendly kind people. The owners are great people and work with you when they can. New…read morearea is going to be relaxing spot for new campers. Great park for kids and adults. Come join the fun!!!

We camp here with our Toyhauler a couple times a year, during the camping season. We have friends…read morethat have a Seasonal site here, which is why we come out here. The campground is very well maintained. The campground is situated around a decent sized, rectangular shaped clean lake, with open fields around the campground, and Highway (Route 6), runs next to it, at the North end of the campground. The campground caters to the seasonal campers here, but it does have limited sites open to weekenders. The seasonal campers that I've met have been really nice. It's usually quite here, a great place to take kids to, as they can't really get into trouble, or go to far away. The lake is clean, with a little beach, 2 floating decks for the kids to play on. They also rent paddle boats and life jackets too. They have a small play area for the kids to have fun in. The showers are clean, they have a small general store/office that usually has what you may need. If not, Wal-mart is only about 1.5 miles away, as are other stores and restaurants. I suggest that you call and make reservations though, because they do fill up on weekends with different events going on in the area. And like I said, they don't have many open spots for weekend campers here, First come~First served.