We were visiting a friend that has a condo nearby, so the location was super convenient. The check…read morein lady was very nice and we had a great site. The small pond had no fish (as I heard they all died due to an aeration issue), but my 4 yo still had fun tossing his fishing pole in the pond. The permanent campers were nice as we walked around and engaged my little kids at the fish cleaning station. I would definitely go back.

Oak Harbor, Ohio. Lake Erie. Beautiful, safe campground and marina. City water, sewer, electric…read more Floating docs.

Bluegrass Campground has new owners and they've been working hard and it shows! Very nice…read morepersonable people who go to great lengths to assure you have a great time while there. The beach area is looking great and there's a catch and release fishing area. Bath and shower facilities are updated and very clean. They have planned family friendly activities and they even join in on the fun! We really enjoyed our time there and we will be going back!

Larry and Ray are great neighbors. We bought a home that…read moreborders the campground and were a bit nervous about the traffic and guests at first. Bluegrass staff definitely made us welcome and we have never had any issues. Very nice quiet family friendly place to relax. Ps. Sorry about the chicken and goats that escape and go visiting.

Growing up along the Maumee River I have fond memories of picnics and games here. Mary Jane…read moreThurston (note spelling) is well maintained. The trees are big oak trees that shade picnic areas. There is a swing set and trails to walk or ride a bicycle. A shelter house is handicapped accessible with a party room and a porch with picnic tables. The view of the river here is one of the best. The river is wide. There's a dam that has a good flow of water for fishing. As a kid Dad took our boat through the canal locks which looks like you can still do that. Don't forget a walk to the village of Grand Rapids. It's only .2 miles and it's a destination with cute shops and eateries. A campground and boat ramp are just to south of the park.

Great spot on the River. Nice food and ice cream trucks We had a spot right on the water.read more

Truth be told, I'm not really an RV type of girl. That said, we decided during our short notice…read moremove during a pandemic that we were going to get an RV to try to make our lives easier for a cross-country relocation. After renting our RV, we plotted out our route from the East coast to West coast and picked KOA campgrounds along our route to stop at night. This was our first RV/KOA experience and it was very different than what I was expecting. When we arrived, the campground was absolutely packed. Check in was super easy, and they had somebody in a golf cart take us directly to our spot and helped us maneuver our 30-footer into the reserved space for us. When we arrived in our space however, the neighbors to our spot had used it as a cornhole gathering spot for the neighborhood and it seemed like they were disgruntled that they had to give it up. Our spot was a back-in with water and electricity which was all we needed because we were just spending the night. The campground stayed pretty loud pretty late but we were so exhausted, we didn't really notice. In the morning, we packed out early and were gone before anyone was up. Overall price was good, I think our spot was about $32 to $35 and because we had a cruise America rig, we got a 10% off on our stay. Overall, this was a much rowdier, cramped, communal camping then I was expecting but it seems like those who were using it were pretty tight-knit group and they enjoyed it much more than we did. If we were going to be coming through this area again with an RV we would probably not stay here.

This is our spot. Great campground. Close to activities…read more Pull through a, back ins, tent spaces, cabins. Smaller Journey KOA. Yet perfectly quiet, and around mature trees. Dog play area, with bags for poopy pickup. Bath house. 24 hour laundry. Fill your propane tanks. Site see through the day, relax if you wish. Then sleep into the night in silence. Pool was not open, we don't use it anyways. Playground area Rain rain made the put put golf unusable, but not the fault of campground. Very nice people running this campground. They help you set up if needed, and give advice on the perfect places to go visit. Just can't get batter as far as I'm concerned. Store is stocked with all essentials plus.

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.

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.

My family camped here my whole life. It is a beautiful park that is runned by family. The lake is…read moreman made and a perfect size. They have kids games at 11am on Saturdays and hay rides that run in the evenings. If I would recommend any time to go it would be when they are doing their halloween themed weekend. They give away cider and donuts, there is a costume parade followed up by trick or treating, and at night a haunted hayride where the owner made many of his attractions that you will see when on the haunted hayride. A great place to make great memories, I'm forever grateful that my aunt and uncle went here and started a wonderful tradition.

This campground is amazing! Although we had to deal with some rain, the rest of our stay was ideal…read more The swimming/fishing pond is beautiful and relaxing. The family atmosphere is wonderful and we don't have kids! My husband got here before me (I had to work) and I was greeted Like they've know me forever. It may be less than an hour from our home, but we will be back!

While traveling through the area we had a medical emergency that put me in the hospital…read more We searched the area for an RV park that was still open or not full. When I explained that we had an emergency situation the park office gave me the name and number of the park owner and suggested I call him. Dennis Driver was absolutely wonderful. He said he had a site I could park in at a very reasonable rate. While I was in the hospital for several days Dennis and his staff went above and beyond to help my wife who knew very little about the RV or about things that I would normally take care of. I would recommend Hidden Lake Campground to anyone. While I myself spent little time in the park itself the level of concern and care exhibited puts them at par with any of the best RV parks in the country. Dan Guinness and Pam Polka Spring Hill, Florida

Little gem in northern Ohio. Owners are so friendly and so are the other campers. Bingo fridays and…read moretractor rides for everyone. Nice swimming and fishing pond. Will definitely be back.

Bad electric. Owner is never around when needed. Don't answer his phone. No rules are enforced you…read moredo as please. When you are seasonal if you move out or sell out you are not refunded your money as other campgrounds do. This campgrounds needs a new owner that knows what they are doing and not out only for the cash.

From the owner: visit us for a weekend great campground. established in 2002read more

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!

Maumee Bay State Park is arguably the Crown Jewell of Ohio State Parks…read more What might be more delightful than lunch at Water's Edge. We observed years ago that the restaurant should have been developed as a second floor property to properly view Lake Erie. Let's hope that renovations are in order... Soon. Meanwhile a first rate decorator may do wonders with this restaurant. The Lodge and State Park merit multiple visits. Caveat: Lodge is recommended over cabins - Actual Lake Erie views. Several years ago, our Scottish Terrier accompanied us to a cabin, and found mice is walls - she kept us up all night. Maumee Bay State Park is in a well- developed area, and there are numerous attractions. Lots to like....

I will never understand why MBSP cannot provide some type of restroom for their boating guests. A…read moreporta john at the very least, a boathouse would be amazing. A boathouse with showers and stalls considering the cost of overnight dockage. Rather sad to me this amenity was overlooked completely.