Love the campground. The employees and management have been super great to me since I moved in…read moreduring the pandemic. I am going in year 5 after this season and I couldn't see being anywhere else. With the addition of the new sites behind us, my daughters have met a lot of new friends. They even have things for my dogs to do such as swimming in the lake and playing in the puppy park with other dogs!

Poor service, nasty people, bad internet, not customer friendly. Stay away. Charged $30 for my…read morecousins to stop and see my coach. They were there less than an hour. The "corporate policy" stops anyone from using a brain to realize this isn't right. Zero, I mean zero customer service.

Staff was hostile, dismissive, and unprofessional…read more At the gate, my husband's vehicle was checked, and he was asked, "Are you going to be shitting in those buckets?" We had wag bags for a portable toilet. It was an unnecessarily rude and unprofessional way to speak to a guest. After that, another staff member directed him into a campsite that was extremely difficult to maneuver into. When he attempted to reposition the vehicle, no assistance was offered, and he ended up backing into a tree. The restroom situation was also disappointing. The portable toilets were unsanitary and appeared insufficient for the number of attendees. The final straw came the next morning when staff told him he had to take down his pop-up changing/privacy tent, claiming the health department would shut Nelson Ledges down if it remained. We reviewed the posted rules and could not find anything prohibiting changing tents or wag bags. Rather than explaining the concern respectfully, staff were dismissive and confrontational. After everything that had already happened, he packed up and left early. Before posting this review, I reached out to Nelson Ledges by both email and Facebook Messenger in hopes of discussing what happened. Unfortunately, I never received a response. I understand festivals can be hectic, and I don't expect perfection. I do expect guests to be treated with basic courtesy and for legitimate concerns to be acknowledged. Hopefully management takes customer feedback more seriously in the future and works to improve both staff interactions and the overall guest experience.

My experience at Nelson Ledges Quarry Park was very disappointing. The workers were extremely rude,…read morehad no manners, and we were overcharged for what we received. On top of that, there wasn't much to do, so the visit ended up being boring and not worth the money.

We visited our friend's camper at Holiday Camplands, on a July weekend. They were celebrating and…read more"all seasons" weekend, so there were lots of activities going on! They have a full calendar of events, golfing, swimming, a large lake and many more activities. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone looking to get away for the weekend or buy in!

I've been camping at Holiday Camplands several times in the summer and absolutely love the place…read more It's a nice "home away from home". It's a pretty large campsite, much larger than other local campgrounds. There is plenty to do there for children and adults, alike. There are two separate swimming pools, a large one located near the Clubhouse and the other, which is a bit smaller but still large enough for several people, located near the front of the campsite. There is a small playground located near the Clubhouse, as well, with a few swing sets and slides for children to play on. Holiday also contains its own golf course and a small mini golf (putt-putt) course. I'm 24 and had fun playing putt-putt there. Gault lake is also located in the campground. I believe that paddle boats/small boats are allowed in the lake, and it is stocked with fish for fishing, but there is no swimming permitted. There are various events that Holiday Campgrounds holds for adults and kids. There are teen/adult dances held at the pavilion near the clubhouse, and there are usually some decent local bands and DJ's there on the weekend. They hold bingo once in a while, which I have never been to, but would enjoy going to in the near future. There are also movie showings, which are typically aimed towards children and are usually showings of older movies. There is also a nice camp store located on the premises. It's a pretty basic camp store that stocks several camp-friendly groceries, candy, coffee/slush drinks, personal care products, and a lot of alcohol. There are three eateries located on the campsite. The pizza joint is decent. I tried their pizza last night and, while it wasn't anything to brag about, it was decent enough. They do, however, have delicious garlic bread sticks that are to die for! Prices are decent too. Kellie's Kones is also located near the Clubhouse and while the flavors and options there are minimal, the ice cream tastes good and the prices are fair. I would not recommend eating at Sandy's concession stand, though. I made the mistake of ordering a salad and order of fried pickles there and was shocked to find out that the portions that I was given were ridiculous for the rather expensive price. The salad was priced similarly to that of a sit-down restaurant and it was pathetically small. I was given four small fried pickles, too, and paid a premium for them. I would never eat there again. Overall, this place is really nice. I give it 5 stars because of all of the entertainment that the place offers and the friendliness of the staff.

One of my fav state parks. Can be mildly crowded especially on weekends but overall not awful…read more Great birding spot. sad with the build up of liter :(

Swim here was very nice. While it does get busy, many people seem to disregard the rules. Multiple…read morepeople taking their dogs into the lake while there's also a dog park right beside it, one family left their dog on a tie out in the sand with just a water bowl and a blanket. Water is murky, but it makes sense because it's a lake. About four benches were taken from other people/families because a family refused to rent the pavilion. Had many water cases from Sam's Club (about 3 cases), a couple of different pop varieties from Sam's Club (4 cases of 12 packs), and a bunch of snacks? Same person left flags in the sand, Jordan. Not sure why, guy was by himself.

Nice location with beautiful country views. Close to French Creek. Clean. Cute cabins on site…read moreavailable to rent.

From the owner: Quiet and Relaxing. Brand new in 2017. Welcoming seasonal or overnight camping. Playground,…read moreCatch-Release Fishing pond, Pet Friendly. Every thing you need for an enjoyable stay with spacious full hook up RV sites, rustic cabins and tent camping. Clean restrooms and showers. Great Location and friendly, family owned.

This campground offers so much . From the winding entrance around the pond that takes you to the…read morecampground, to the peaceful sites. You can't go wrong here! The shower house is extremely clean . Most of all the campers are like old friends! Highly recommend this place.

The campground is spacious and quiet. Sites are generous, not on top of each other. Everyone is…read morefriendly. There are a few activities thru the season.some crafts and field games for kids. Game night and bingo nights for adults. A pot luck Towards the end of the season. It is only a few miles down the road to linesville. A grocery, dollar general, beer store, liquor, candy shop, hardware, pharmacy and a few gift shops and restaurants. Fishing is right in the pond, or at pyma lake or conneaut or a 40 min drive to Erie. It's a quiet, family oriented campground. I have met some special friends at pineview.

Love Bayshore Campground. My kids grew up here during the summers. Great place for them to be…read morekids. Nice and safe

My family and I have been camping here for four years. Every trip we brought our two senior dogs…read more One is a 13 year old border collie. Super friendly and has never shown aggression in his life. Well all the sudden on our last visit it was decided he needed to be weighed. Well he came in at 45 or so pounds which is clearly over the parks 35 pound weight limit. This is outrageous as many small dogs can be aggressive. Aggression doesn't have a weight limit. According to these narrow minded owners, dogs at 35 pounds or under are safe and welcome. Get real. We will never camp here again. Even after our border collie eventually passes. Sad!!!!

We come here camping every year. Clean place & price for camping is very good. If you love camping…read moreyou really must check this out.

**NOTE** This review is for the campground, address 7514 Pymatuning Lake Road, Andover, OH 44003…read more We booked for the Labor Day weekend. I really would have liked to give them 3.5-3.75 stars, not quite 4. This is why: 1) Before we booked the site we looked at the picture. We also went on YouTube to look at the site as well. 2) We made sure that we looked to see if it would handle the size of RV (we have an RV on the smaller side. Under 30'. We thought we did our due diligence and was excited to have a great weekend. When we got there we could see that the site was smaller than we thought. We backed the RV up and the back was pretty much too close to the site behind us. The slope was absolutely horrible, we tried to level the RV and the back was as high as it could go, the front was practically in the floor and still pretty bad. We hitched up and said forget this! We went to the camp store to state we were leaving, but wanted a refund. The lady let my husband know that there were two sites open that we could check out. Thankfully the other site although not that great, was a lot better. We were happy to be across from the beautiful lake. It had rained days before and there was mud and mottes... lol. After that we decided to make the best of our stay. We actually like the section we were in. It was less packed. Of course there were times there was dogs barking a lot. I tuned them out, but my husband could not.. lol. We had nice walks, visited the Nature Center, bought little things at the camp store.

This campground was the Worst we ever stayed in. Huge holes left by a dog and the dog crap…read moreeverywhere ! The restrooms are from the movie Silence of the Lambs ! Neighbors were obnoxiously loud and the dozen of kids left to run and scream without any supervision. Campground has no rules or quiet time. The place is filled with abandoned trailers and weeds !! DONT GO HERE...

Community members own this park and take great pride in it. The park is an amazing place for a…read morefamily vacation as well as permanent camping ! Things are continuing to improve the overall campground experience - come join our family - we would love to have you visit

Decided last minute to rent a cabin in April when the weather was nice! New owners were great!…read more Booked on the phone and paid in full with credit card at a very reasonable price! Met with owners upon check in and had a great conversation with them about the area, activities, etc and they personally escorted us to our cabin. Cabins are located right next to the bath house and fishing pond. Bath house was exceptionally clean and well cared for! 2 showers provided excellent water pressure as well has 3 bathroom stalls which were all immaculate. It was opening weekend so there weren't too many campers around us so that was a plus. The fire ring and picinic table were great! The cabin itself was very primitive but clean and had brand new mattresses. I recommend a camp roll for comfort. The AC worked perfectly as well! I would recommend bringing a small table for meal prep, etc. The downside is that it does not include a mini fridge so I had to cooler and ice our food for 3 days which was a minor inconvenience. Location is great and right in the middle of all the fishing and outdoor activities that we love in Linesville and Pymatuning! Their fishing pond is great too! I would HIGHLY recommend this campground to anyone! The owners are great and really care about their property and the people there! They definately made us feel welcome! We will definately return!

I've been camping here since I was little. I'm partial to this place for that reason. The 1 room…read morecabins (2 of them) are convenient. They are $40/night. 2 tenting sites available for $18/night. The bathrooms are very clean. There is a pond to go paddle boating or canoeing. A pavilion is available for gatherings. They used to have fishing contests for kids and hayrides...they don't do that anymore. It is basically an entertain yourself campground. The spillway is close. Jamestown beach is close as well. It is quiet there and friendly people are always around. They have Christmas in July for the campers and pot luck most Saturdays. Tip: tent site 1 is a good site. It has trees and cabin 2 is the better cabin just because the ground outside of the cabin is a little flatter than the other cabin. The rooms have 1 queen and 1 set of bunk beds.