This campground is inside a small private community of Lakeside Chautauqua, not quite easy to spot…read more It's a small camp with a lot of seasonal campers but very friendly campers always willing to help. Camp is a few mins walk to the beach and their town has small stores, restos and a few ice cream parlors. We rented a golf cart for $22/hr which is the preferred means of transpo inside since roads are small and not enough parking for regular vehicles.

We camped here 4th of July weekend and had a great time…read more This is a big campground with several sections. The signage makes it easy to find your spot. I will say the spots are somewhat smaller compared to other Ohio state parks we stayed at. The slots are not angled so it can be tricky to back in. They do offer lots of pull through options. Inside the campground there is a boat launch, lots of extra parking, shower houses, camp store, game room, and nature center. They don't offer a lot of activities but there were a few. My kids just loved riding our bikes up to the beach and playing in the lake. There is a nice bike bath that makes it easy to get there. There is no food in the area so bring your own or be prepared to drive.

The campground was full and sites were right on top of each other, everyone was mostly respectful…read more Check-in was easy, but late night noise levels were not enforced. One rude group kept everyone up until 3am. And many campers left so much food, booze bottles and garbage everywhere. Several of the bathrooms ran out of toilet paper. The trails were mostly mowed and taken care of.

This was a family friendly campground. We stayed here to attend a graduation party. Crystal clean…read morepool, nice bathroom and quiet sleeping. The only reason to not give it five stars is for our 42 foot motorhome, it was a tight squeeze under wires. The owners were very accommodating and we ended up having it work perfectly.

I want to give this place a good review considering gay campgrounds are not typical. Usually you…read morereally have to go far or fly somewhere to get something like this. But my husband and I just did not have the best stay. We were tent camping and we were down in the little valley for just small campers and tents. Signs everywhere saying don't park your car down there and we're following the rules but there were still a lot of people who parked their cars and apparently the rules just aren't really enforced. The dance floor was a lot of fun and they had a food truck there which was great for getting a good meal without having to use our own food. Had to really be wary of the golf carts as they are kind of just everywhere and zooming all throughout the place. Maybe borderline dangerous at times especially after people have had drinks. Rules also say no golf carts after dark but rules just aren't really enforced here I guess. We spent a lot of time at the pool and we were with a couple of friends but there were so many men just staring at us all day. It was just a bit creepy. Granted there were some friendly people of course but all those little things I mentioned just kind of put it downer on it. Staff was friendly at the office and this place really did look clean and was well kept. But just a couple of little things that bugged me.

This place sure didn't disappoint. Being first time campers to this facility, everyone and…read moreeverything was top notch. The place was well kept and very clean with very friendly staff. If you are looking for a relaxing getaway, this is the place to be. My husband and I would highly recommend coming here and we definitely will be coming back!

Great value for the money! The park is clean and well-maintained, the restrooms are spotless, and…read morethe staff is always friendly, welcoming, and helpful.

Terrific base camp for venturing out the the various sites around the area. Lots of bug tree shade…read moreand the facilities are well cared for. The RV sites are narrow and are in need of leveling. This is a great park for any rigs under 28'... However, leveling large RVs requires some work. Bring extra blocks. Some of the RVs were having to use cinder blocks to fill their leveling gaps. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

This is a nice state park with camping, the Glacial Grooves, a beach, some boating facilities, a…read moreshower house, hiking, and public bathrooms. Plenty of parking for cars, boat trailers, and golf carts. We were there on a Friday afternoon, so it wasn't super crowded and everyone was kind of spread out across the beach. We saw a blue heron, and my friend fell asleep on her towel. We also went back to hike some of the North Loop trail. A good time was had by all, minus the incident with the poorly behaved off leash golden retriever. There's almost always one of those, though..... Note that the beach is not technically dog friendly, but there were a few there.

Great park with a lot of activities to enjoy the island. There's a nice sandy beach, a jetty near…read morethe boat launch, several hiking trails, and there's also a campground. We saw some great wildlife on our walk - turtles, water snakes, and raccoons. There are some rougher latrine style restrooms available near the beach. The park location is great, near the famous glacial grooves.

I've been going to Cedar Point for 30 years, never would I have considered staying at a KOA in all…read morethe years. We probably could've stayed in the cabins and still pay way less than any hotels around town. I could not believe how close this was to CP. We literally turn out of the KOA and was at the light where the giant sign is in less than 60 seconds. The grounds were clean and our spot was very centrally located and it has a paved patio, a gliding bench, built it fire-pit, table with chairs and umbrella. We were easily able to come back to the campsite in the middle of our trip to eat lunch then go back instead of paying $20 for hot dog and fries, which was another big plus. I was also super impressed with the amenities. It has a pickleball court, which I've never seen before but definitely worth noting. Because it's one of their Halloween weekends, they had trick or treating, a mini carnival games thing that sells food and include games like tire toss where you're tossing heads into the tires, etc. At night, after it got dark, they literally set up a haunted house, which apparently was pretty awesome. I stayed back to watch the dogs, but I could definitely hear screams and clowns banging on some metal barrels and made it pretty legit. Being October, their 2 pools were obviously done, but there were 2 pools! We're definitely staying there again when we go back.

I've Stayed for years here my 2026 stay was less than…read moredesirable. I normally stay in my own camper for 10 days plus this trip was only three nights so I decided to to not bring a camper and stay in one of there tiny homes... first one key for three adults ! Patio furniture was absolutely filthy, bedroom door wouldn't latch and would not stay closed vent in bathroom leaks when raining hard .. it's over the toilet so just opened lid and it dripped in toilet. Shower was small no night stands or anything in bedrooms other than linens. Worst part one key !! Got separated from group in complete downpour and stood outside of tiny home waiting for them in the rain . Asked office if they had another key or could let me in I was told No .. disappointed to say the least. I would recommend staying in your own camper here