Owner is extremely rude. We broke down and called this koa. A nice lady told us to come there, she…read morestated it was the middle of the week so luckily they had space. We had 2 tow trucks, 1 with our rv and 1 with our truck. The owner came out barefoot and no shirt and said what the hell are you doing here? We have no space for you, you need to leave. Ok sure you don't want to help stranded travelers, thats fine. But this koa has the worst entrance and exit we have ever seen! That was the real issue honestly. Should have listened to the first tow truck driver that refused to take us here. Also, you shouldn't have a sign on the highway if you are 10 miles off the highway anyway!

Better "escorts"to site needed Better communication between…read more"escorts".and customer. When you steer someone in the wrong way apologize to customer.

Nice park, convenient to the Interstates, easy in and out. Great place to stop on the way south or…read morenorth; open all year. Have used several times. Friendly owners helpful staff.

Stayed here for a few weeks. Friendly owners, good rates, pretty campsite, clean facilities, and…read morefree wi-fi. The clubhouse is also nice with a pool table, big screen tv and satellite television. Highly recommended if you're passing through the area.

We enjoyed our stay at Hidden Paradise and we plan on going back. We camped on the river front…read morewhich was nice. The only issue we had was most of the site was sand which was very annoying trying to keep out of the camper. We had a good experience with the staff at the office, the bathroom/shower was nice, but as with any campground a mess towards the end of the day. I did see that they cleaned the shower area but with all the traffic in and out I realize it would be hard to keep clean and some kids/campers are inconsiderate. The weekend we was there was full but evenings were quiet. Being on the river we did have to contend with preteens walking through your campsite to get to the river, which I blame on no camping etiquette, lol

My daughter recommended this. I We came in middle of the week. It was very laid back…read more We swam in the quarry & tuned down the River right beside our camp site. Lots people from Indy area come here. Having golf cart would be nice & they do rent them. We always bring our own drinking water & only use site water for showers flushing. (Some bad reviews complained about water) Kids 3rd grade and shouldn't have any trouble swimming in quarry, It's loaded with inflatable to climb. Water is very calm to tube. I can see Thursday night place started filling & people were beginning to let there hair down. If your seasoned camper you won't be let down.

No longer a Yogi Bear place. It's Scottsburg / Raintree Lake KOA Holiday…read more Same location (Obviously) same phone number. New Owners, who are great people! The place is massively improved. They eliminated pads to make the places more roomy... concrete pads are new, flat, and huge. Blackstone grills, nice fire pits with chairs, nice tables with chairs and umbrellas... It's super clean, well maintained... the grounds are impressive. This is way underrated as it now stands. It's definitely amoung the top 3 or 4 percent of RV Resorts you will find. We've stayed at places costing almost twice this that were not nearly as nice. We've stayed at dozens and dozens of places.

It took an hour to get my pizza and they didn't cut it all the way like what is this I have to use…read moremy own hands to tear the pizza I'm never eating pizza a

I had a blast here playing paintball. I called ahead, made reservations, they told me when to get…read morethere for our 1pm start time. We had 20 people and they were so organized. When we got there, we followed the signs to paintball. We went into the place that looked like it would be the office, it was. We made sure everyone signed the waiver, a few of us wanted overalls. We got everything done and we were ready for our safety / procedure instructions. After that, we started the paintball fight! We split in two teams, the teams were mixed each session, we played about 6 rounds with 3 different games and then it was time for us to head home - we could have been there longer, but we had a schedule to keep. Overall - it was a fun time for everyone.

Upon arrival, there was no clear indication of where to check in. The building labeled Office had a…read morepermanent "Closed" sign, which made things even more confusing. After wandering around, we finally found someone. The owner seemed unsure about checking us in, mentioning that they're normally closed on Tuesdays, which explained why only two staff members were onsite and why it felt like they weren't expecting us. We were informed there was an electrical outage being worked on at the time. Understandable--but when we tried to pull into our site to wait it out, the space was occupied by the electrician and his trailer of tools. The owner had to track him down to get the site cleared. Once we finally pulled in, the campsite itself was a mess: five trash cans stacked up, a broken picnic table shoved to the back, a fire pit overflowing with ash and garbage, and litter scattered all over--plastic utensils, bottle caps, string, caution tape, and paper trash. The whole site looked neglected, with uneven gravel, sticks, and leaves everywhere. We had prepaid $46 for a trailer of firewood, expecting enough for a 5-day stay. Instead, what we received was roughly the equivalent of four bundles--maybe $28 worth at best--and the wood was wet, making it hard to use. Other campers around us received much larger, drier loads of wood, and even a staff member commented that our delivery was ridiculous and promised more, but nothing ever came. The bathrooms and showers were another major disappointment. Except for one permanent building at the far end of the park, everything else is portable toilets and trailers. The trailer near us was unusable the first day because no one had bothered to turn the breaker on. Even once it was working, the power was mysteriously shut off multiple times without notice, leaving campers stranded. It also wasn't stocked with hand towels until our last day. The shower trailer offered only two stalls, both moldy, with no hooks or shelves to place belongings. The shower I used had such a moldy curtain that I refused to close it. Ventilation was poor, and if you cracked the window, you were exposed to a mechanical area and a neighboring porch. Portable toilets throughout the park were even worse--several were overflowing, creating awful smells that you couldn't avoid while walking to the lake. While the park map shows brick-and-mortar restrooms at the event hall, staff told us they simply don't open them. Everywhere we went--the docks, stages, buildings--looked dirty, dusty, and poorly maintained. The "vintage campers" offered for rent were also concerning. They were left unlocked, and when we peeked inside, the smell of mold and mildew was overpowering. The bedding looked like it hadn't been washed in months. There's no way I would ever stay in one of those. Ultimately, we cut our stay short by a day because nothing about the experience encouraged us to stick around. Bottom line: The location itself is stunning and the property has incredible potential, but it desperately needs a full cleanup and refresh. Campsites should be maintained (fire pits cleaned, picnic tables fixed, gravel added, trash removed), facilities deep-cleaned, and bathrooms and showers properly managed. The dock area needs attention (and the massive wasp nest removed). The entrance and check-in process should be clear and welcoming, and rental campers need serious restoration before being offered. With effort and care, this place could be worth the $45/night rate. But in its current state, it was a huge disappointment.

We rented one of their "Kozy Kabins." It's basically a mini barn cabin but I am still pleased with…read moreit. It is very, very basic but clean. The camp grounds offer free Wifi, mini fridge and a small cable TV. The showers were nice for communal style and super close to the cabins. The owners are friendly and accommodating. This is a no frills place but I would rent again.

Very nice campground. Extremely dedicated staff and more than willing to help. The entire site is…read moreundergoing upgrades. Very nice pool, extremely clean. WiFi works good. It is now a KOA again. Exceptional restrooms-air conditioned with fully adjustable temp in the showers. Camp store recently remodeled.

Camp Buckwood is what you make of it. The friendly staff and the corps of seasonal campers all…read morework very hard to keep the atmosphere welcoming and safe. If there is anything you need, all you have to do is ask. SOMEone will be able to help you out.

Labor day weekend 2023. I like the fact the pools and hot tub are open 24/7. The nightly…read moreentertainment is very good. From karaoke to drag show. The fireworks after the show were amazing. This camp is very clean and well maintained. The best in the Midwest. The front desk staff, James and Mark, were most helpful and kind. I had an issue with the Cafe and it was handled in less than 20 minutes. Thank you very much. I will return very soon.​