Very quiet, clean, campground. The staff which is owner operated are helpful and friendly. The pool…read morewas awesome and the creek has good little fish to catch and release. We even saw a couple of cute little river otters. We will definitely be back if we are in the area again! Thanks for the enjoyable stay!

Great campground. Plenty to do for the family. Very clean. Tip and the staff are super friendly and…read morehelpful.

Have been going to Longs Retreat for 6 plus years and always got the same weekend going forward…read more This year we were told we could not book because of a leap year???? 1st off if you pre-booked our usual cabins, be honest, do not lie to me. Last time I checked leap year comes every 4 years. It is sad that I will never go back after this last insane excuse, we literally rented 4 cabins, which is alot of money. If Longs Retreat had any ethics they would of let us do our usual times. 1 star in my book and will not recommend them ever again. Black. Get the hint Longs

This place isnt set for full time rv's. One they dont care of there roads in the winter no matter…read morehow unsafe they're. They only have one dumpster that seems to always be full. The bill cycles are crazy, there is no true month to month if you plan on stay a full year. You will pay your first month of winter on your last month of summer and then have to pay in advance another month for the following summer. The owners can be very direct and rude at times not to mention they dont follow the rules about going the wrong direction on the roads but will jump your ass if you do.

Nice quiet little RV campground along the Ohio River. This is a great spot to stop and camp to…read morewatch the tug boats go by. This is our second time at the campground, and the hosts seem to do a good job with site maintenance. There are steps to help walk down to the river to fish or swim. They even have a couple of boat docks. Stop by for a relaxing time!

Pros: Good location along Little Miami…read moreOur site faced the river Huge sites with and without electricity Lots of easily accessible trails Sites have trees and bushes for privacy Clean showers and bathrooms Lots of covered areas for picnicking Cons: Check-in and store not always open but you can reach someone via text Can rent canoes but is depending on season Pro tip: Book your reservation on-line. Slots fill fast.

what a great place !!!…read more I have been visiting Morgan for 40 + yrs and they have never ever failed to accommodate. well maintained . knowledge and friendly staff adequate showers and restrooms great sites with enough privacy river sites are great . thanks Morgan's for all the great memories

Enjoyable RV experiences. Most campers are permanent trailers and long time homesteaders by first…read moreimpression. Quiet, family friendly. Great place to enjoy silence and peace -- you are left on your own if you want. Clean camp sites well groomed. No TV reception. No cable hookup. Great beer cave at the campground office. Nice and convenient General Dollar six minuet walk outside campground entrance. Will spent time at this campground again.

This place is absolutely perfect for families and just to get away. It's super affordable and the…read moreowners are really nice. We went for one night and LIGIT could have stayed for a week comfortably.

This state park has so much to offer! The trails are well maintained and easily accessible, the…read morelodge is beautiful with a delicious restaurant inside, and there are even cave tours! Some caves only run seasonally, but I took two tours on a Sunday, and it felt like a good amount at a time. Tickets for tours are purchased at the Welcome Center, day of. There's a self explore cave, too, but you need two adults minimum in your party and each with a flashlight. The arches and natural bridges in this park were amazing sites, scattered along the park. I took on the challenge of hitting each arch / bridge, and it was doable in under 5 miles if you move between accesses.

I started visiting Carter Caves State Park when I was young. Fast forward to 2024. I planned a…read morevisit with my nieces and their kids when I was in town. None of my great nieces and nephews had been inside a cave. We arrived at roughly 11:15 AM. I purchased tickets at the Welcome Center for everyone to tour Saltpetre (AKA Saltpeter) Cave at 11:30 AM. It was $54 for three adults and four children. We followed our tour guide across the street, up a hill, then down the stairs and into the earth we went. This cave was used in the War of 1812 to make gunpowder. We got a history lesson from our tour guide who was so patient with the kids. This cave was the driest of all the caves at the park, so no stalactites hanging from the ceiling. But bonus was, no water on our shoes. If you want to see bats, this is not the cave. The cave used to have thousands of bats. The park conservationists are working to increase bat living in this cave. After the tour, we had to turn up our feet, one at a time, so the tour guide could spray the bottom of our shoes with soap and water. He told us this was done to prevent carrying germs/bacteria out of the cave that could harm the bat population at the park. The tour lasted roughly 45 minutes. It was worth the time and money! The kids had a blast. Only one was scared when the lights were turned off momentarily so we could experience total darkness and silence. My nephew Cooper lasted about 3 minutes, then, in his little whimpering voice, he asked if the lights could be turned back on. I can't say enough great things about our cave guide. We left the Welcome Center and headed to the public pool. The pool was free for those camping and staying in cabins. We went on a Monday, so everyone was $3. Pretty good deal! The pool was clean. Only light snacks available, icecream, chips and soda. I highly recommend you add Carter Caves to your summer fun list!

Had a great lil adventure with the family the young woman and her grandson was very helpful…read moreconsidering none of us have kayaked before. They even came in on a day they were closed to rent us the kayaks. Highly recommend them they were very accomidating.

I recommend not booking here. This place ignored my calls when I tried to cancel before the 24…read morehours prior to our departure. they ignored our attempts to contact them. when she did answer she said she would call us back, and never did. on the day, we called and explained again that we wanted to cancel. this time they said it's too late, it would not have been if they would have called back as promised. now we are out $500 and they will not return it. Unless you want to have your money stolen, don't book here. not to mention. who gets robbed 500 for a kayak trip? ridiculous

Great overnight stop. Water was turned off because of the colder weather. Not a problem for us. We…read morewere charged $20 for the night. Truly appreciate the clean, very well maintained park.

Right off I-64; perfect overnighter, level and easy access. Full hookups, 50 amps. Met our needs…read more Prices are now higher at $40 for pull through with full hookup, beats the KOA. Don't expect any frills. Our site had two dump connectors, making it easy to reach. Cleta and Ryan were good to work with. Paperwork is a minimum and fast. Althought there is no on-line booking, a simple phone call does the trick. Old school technolgy - something we could use more of in this crazy world.

While checking in to the campground we spotted a confederate flag (take that as you will but I see…read morethat flag as a sign of racism) the campground was not diverse. Also there was so many flys it was hard to enjoy our time there we tried to use vinegar and dish soap we also bought fly traps nothing seemed to help. I came home with over 10 bits using bug repellent! The shower area had no soap for hand washing for 2 days I was there.. I also heard ppl up partying and yelling well after quitting time!

Great Lake! We…read morestopped at this park to let the kids run around while on a drive. On one side of the lake they have a small beach area, story book trail and small playground. As we drove around the lake we saw a marina that was closed for the season.