We needed a site last evening and found Starlite Campground. Grounds are gravel with nice room on…read moreeither side. Todd was very helpful with directions from Kroger off I-77 and with backing the 27 ft. trailer into the spot. It was a cold night and though we didn't hook up water Todd offered to help us hook up in the morning. He also made suggestions for our further trip down the road. We had a good night's rest and would definitely stop here again.

A great place to land for a day, a month or longer term. Owner Todd and wife Wanda make the…read moredifference. They are real, nice, warm, helpful and active here. The price is right and it is very conveniently located. Clearly a RV park not a "campground" as the park is situated amongst commercial properties/buildings.

A quiet place away from the hustle and perfect for getting away for the weekend. An oasis among…read morethe singing birds. It was so enjoy to hear the birds singing all day. I visited Piatt Park over Memorial Day weekend and tent camped. The website provides details that I won't go over but I'll mention what stood out to me. We used #10 campsite that is perfect and best for tent camping. Not all the camp sites are ideal or good for tent camping so you will want to call ahead and reserve the site if you are tent camping. You could set up a large canopy or several tents in this site. Several folks had RVs or homes they pulled and hooked up. There are electric hookups. Each site has a fire ring. There is a shelter that likely fits 50 people and has electrical outlets and one grill. There is a nice playground and a few hiking trails. The nature trail is fairly steep for the first 100 yards and if you are short of breath you'll have to rest a few times. Folks brought their pets. I saw several families with kids. Everyone a pleasant.

Gravel roads are very tight with huge boulders every few yards and at all very tight turns. Not…read moreeasy access for a long motorhome or 5th wheel. Fishing is absolutely worthless. We tried several times and talked to many others who never had so much as a nibble. I doubt either pond has been stocked. At least not recently. Staff are nice enough but I'm not a fan of the facilities.

Stayed at this RV Park twice this Summer/Fall! Sleepy little camp with mostly long-timers, but the…read morecouple that own it are so sweet, the park is well kept and quiet!! We felt like we're on an island! Perfect spot for a nice and relaxing camping trip at a great price!

We absolutely enjoyed our stay at Jesse Owens! The cabins are exceptionally beautiful, the area is…read moreserene, and the amenities were beyond what we expected. Our family is used to rustic-style tent camping; however, we decided to shake it up a bit and try a cabin. When searching for campsites, we saw that these new, modern cabins were available and decided to give them a try. All I can say is WOW!!! These cabins blew us away, from their architecture to the amenities we were provided, they felt luxurious. Closer to an AirBNB than a cabin. We didn't need half of what we packed, as provided for us were towels, pots, pans, utensils, silverware, dinnerware, potholders, firewood, etc. We stayed in cabin 1 and were able to bring our 2 dogs with us. They had a blast walking around the campsite (we walked down the RV and tent camping areas too). While there is limited wi-fi in the cabins (doesn't quite reach the bedrooms) and satellite TV, there is no cell service. For us, this was ideal as we enjoy disconnecting from technology for a bit, but we wanted to share in case this would concern anyone looking to stay. When leaving, you can use the provided broom and dustpan to straighten up a bit. We left any used towels in the bathroom, returned all dishes to their respective places after cleaning, and took our trash to the dumpster. If you have time, we highly recommend checking out the Appalachian Hills Visitor Center for the bison, Big Muskie, and The Wilds! Overall, we had an amazing time, and we are already planning our next stay! This cabin may have made "glampers" out of this rustic family!

We stayed at the new (April 2026) Frank Lloyd Wright style cabins. The 2 bedroom cabins are…read moregorgeous! There are 10 cabins and each appear slightly different. All have similar design and unique artistic flair. Fully furnished, nice comfortable furniture and they thought of almost everything. The kitchen had most everything you might need. Missing paper towels/napkins, wine glasses, ice cube trays, grill utensils. Our cabin, # 8, had nice bedrooms, comfortable beds and linens. Closets but no hangers. Bathroom modern and spacious. Plenty of towels but no shower soap or shampoo, so be sure to bring your own. A little odd that a couple of hall windows facing the parking lot had no window coverings. Two bedrooms share a bathroom so you had to walk through the hall to access bathroom, right past the viewing windows. Covered outdoor dining area was super nice. The only downside was there wasn't much to do. We were hoping for nice hiking trails in the park but they don't have developed trails. There may be some a short drive away but the ones we tried were not well kept, narrow with lots of poison ivy. Fairly close to The Wilds so it would be a great place for families to stay. They do have two pickleball courts, and a basketball hoop. No pool. WiFi in cabin but cell service is sketchy while driving through the area. Be prepared and download directions and info before you leave the cabin.

LOVED IT! Very nice, quiet,family friendly! Plenty of room…read morefor kids and dogs to play! We will be back very soon!

From the owner: Seasonal to overnight full hookup camping. River front. Boat ramp and dockage with kayak rentals…read more Monthly activities and hiking trails. New in 2025 Inground pool. Basketball, playground, Horse shoes, and cornhole and more

Brady is the man !He is very good telling the wildlife story. Great trip! Everyone, young and old…read moreshould go to the WILDS for a day .

The property is massive, with wide open landscapes and views that stretch far across the hills…read more Waking up in the morning and looking out over the terrain was one of the highlights of the trip. It almost feels like stepping into another environment entirely, especially knowing the area is dedicated to wildlife conservation. Our campsite was quiet and well spaced out, which made it easy to enjoy the surroundings without constant noise from nearby groups. At night, the sky was incredibly clear, and the lack of city lights made stargazing surprisingly good. Facilities were simple but adequate, which fits the outdoor-focused setting. Everything we needed was available, and the grounds were kept in good condition. The staff we encountered were welcoming and clearly proud of the property, offering helpful guidance about the area. Camping at The Wilds is more than just pitching a tent--it's an opportunity to spend time in a unique natural environment that feels both peaceful and expansive. It's a great destination if you're looking for something a little different from the usual campground experience.