The campground itself is nice but one of the slides at the pool is always broken and so is the…read moresplash pad. Also the water in the shower house is scorching hot. Even more so for kids. Disappointing for how much it costs there.

What a fantastic experience! I went here this past weekend for our 12yr olds birthday. We got the…read moreLobdell cabin which was perfect for us. The staff is all wonderful. There are so many activities for both children and adults. We ziplined, did the challenge course, danced the night away, played parachute games, rented a golf cart and bikes. I'm leaving out a plethora of other activities available. They have a great gift shop/snack bar, pizza is good. Sites are clean and spacious. Bathrooms and bath houses available. All of the other campers were so friendly. Super safe and gorgeous place.

This is a great Campground if you're looking for a nice quiet friendly and family oriented…read moreatmosphere family nice and helpful firewood is reasonably price all in all had a great experience here and we will be back if you're looking for a place to camp in the Hocking Hills area this is the place to go!

We were originally supposed to stay at the KOA but when we purchased a larger camper, we had to…read morefind somewhere else to stay, which was challenging on Labor Day weekend. So happy we stumbled upon this little campground. Out of all the campgrounds we visited this summer (including Jellystone in Mt. Gilead), this was the kids favorite. I felt safe letting them ride their bikes and play at the playground. It is close to anything you'd need and about a 25 minute drive to Old Man's Cave. We also had a small issue (which turned into a non-issue) in the beginning with someone else plugged into our 30 amp and the lady at the office couldn't have been nicer and took care of everything right away. Check it out :)

Cycling OTET and wanted a cabin for a single night due to all the rain today. They have a two night…read moreminimum and wouldn't budge. Such a shame. No cyclist wants to stay two nights.

A great place to get away. Nice swimming hole for kids, adult kids as well…read more The family running this are all wonderful people. Everyone was extremely friendly. Some long timers set up and all were wonderful to lose time in conversation. The back area was huge with grass. My pups got some great exercise in to help being cooped up in the truck for so long. We happened to catch the bluegrass bands while we were there and it was nice to have in the background. They didn't stay up too late either. I would stay here again if ever in the area.

This is one of the nicest campgrounds I've stayed at. It's clean with nice-sized spots. They were…read morevery accommodating. I stayed for 3 weeks in March. It looked like there were a lot of family activities available during the warmer weather months.

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I absolutely love La Z Acres campground. A group of us started camping there in 2020 and we were…read morewelcomed with open arms. Since then we have made it an annual trip and our group size has doubled. I would say this campground is geared toward adult fun, meaning unlike some campgrounds "quiet time" is not a factor during the weekend. They have a lot of concerts and group gatherings. It's a fun place to stay and the people are very friendly. Lastly, if you come during one of their concert or during a poker run, you won't be disappointed.

Stayed here 2 times now with 2 more booked for soon. Tom's review below makes a good point he…read moregives is 4 stars for a concert venue and 3 as as campground. I understand his point. Regular weekend campers that want to take the kids, this may not be the best place for them, but when we want to come see one of the many good acts they book, it is good enough for us. The sites are 90% permanent seasonal sites and for shorter team stays its basically what ever is available. We have friends here that we can come to visit, or we will come for a few shows. The short term campers and concert goers help keep prices down for the longer term residents and I'm fine with that. The residents and staff treat guests very well, just don't expect a big retail camp store and lots of amenities for weekend camping. But we had a great time for the concert once again and visited friends. This is a fun place, just know what you are getting into.

LOVED IT! Very nice, quiet,family friendly! Plenty of room…read morefor kids and dogs to play! We will be back very soon!

From the owner: Seasonal to overnight full hookup camping. River front. Boat ramp and dockage with kayak rentals…read more Monthly activities and hiking trails. New in 2025 Inground pool. Basketball, playground, Horse shoes, and cornhole and more

Salt Creek Retreats is a 40 acre camping retreat, with only two rentable sites; a cabin and a yurt…read more Recently, my friends and I stayed at the yurt. A Yurt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yurt), if you're wondering, is traditionally a Mongolian tent. But the type at Salt Creek is of the more modern North American variety, made with parquet floors and plastic coverings. It has sleeping room for four, with a double bed and a set of bunk beds. There's also a folded up futon underneath the bunk beds if needed. The yurt also has a gas space heater, large kitchen trash can, table, and a cabinet fully stocked with a variety of camping essentials like matches, first aid, baby wipes and instant coffee. Outside, the spacious camp is just as well set up. As you drive up the dirt path to the site, you'll first see solar showers that are usable during the summer, then an outhouse. Ten feet down from that is the main site. On the right side of the road is a hammock, a wood picnic table, the yurt, and then an air chair. On the left, a huge hutch of fire wood, a big steel fire pit, a barbecue, then two more camp tables under a big canopy. Behind the yurt side structures is a thick woods, while behind the fire pit side is a medium-size creek. There is a large supply of pots and pans, hanging spoons and tongs left for the campers, although much of this is rusting pretty badly, unfortunately. The double pointed hot dog skewers were great, however. This is a truly beautiful camp site, well stocked and designed. A few of the cooking implements being in less that useful shape doesn't take away from all the wonderful stuff that is provided, and doesn't impact the peace and pristine nature around you. A wonderful spot to go relax and get away from it all.

The BEST place to camp in the central Ohio area!…read more I've been coming to the yurt every year for about 5 years. Its fantastic because its: 1) Amazingly Private - secluded in beautiful hocking hills with several miles of private trails, a fishing pond, a scenic overlook, and a river to swim in. No pesky state park rules. Phones don't work here. Leave your crackberry at home!! 2) Doggie Friendly - They love it here! 3) Great for Groups - Sleeps up to 6, with room for many many more in tents. Bring all the kids! 4) Easy as Pie - comes fully stocked with dishes and cooking supplies, pillows, chairs, grills, etc. There's a little store in Laurelville (about 15 min drive) if you need anything (like pie!), and there are some houses nearby if you have an emergency. Consider coming here in the winter - the yurt has a heater, and there's a roof over your head. Or in the spring - to hunt for morels and wild ramp. Or in the summer - to go swimming and use the solar shower. Or fall - to sit under a canopy of color. Thanks Kim for keeping up such a wonderful place!

CASH ONLY All staff…read morewas super duper friendly and they give off the best chill vibes! The inflatable obstacle courses were AMAZING. I loved that the kids obstacle course was in the shallow end where it was deep enough for them to jump off but shallow enough for me to stand. The bigger one / adult obstacle course was a little challenging but super fun too! I love that they require a break for guards / everyone gets out of the water. As a lifeguard myself, and a parent, I love it! It was a great reminder to re-apply sunscreen, drink water, have a snack, etc. We look forward to next summer!

My girlfriend and I loved going here. it is a hidden gem. Clean…read more Google said it was open. We googled the place and it said it was open. We drive an hour down there two weeks ago and noone was there. There was a fence around the lake and the lake had no floats or anything on it. no one answered the door either. We tried calling and it just beeps. If this place is closed for the summer , it would be nice to know somehow