We had a great trip, but mind the timing of when you go!…read more Specifically, the experience of Float Troy was really cool. The concept is really neat and you can use the raft for reaching your tent to explore the water ways. Make sure to bring a portable fan with you as the air can get stagnant and muggy in the tent if there is no breeze. As for the timing, we decided to go on the 4th of July because we thought it would be cool to see the fireworks out on the water. What we did not anticipate, however, was just how much the people of Troy seem to like their fireworks. People were setting them off over and around the water well past midnight. If you like to stay up late, this may not be a problem for you, but if you're like us and like to be asleep when the next day begins, you may want to pick a different date. Overall, I would highly recommend trying this out to experience it for yourself!

Woo! What a fun experience! Entice the adventurer in you with a fun trip to Float Troy!…read more Thorough details are given at arrival as far as tethering, kayak/raft usage, safety, restrooms, check out procedure, etc. 7 cameras accompany the space at Treasure Island park with a 24/7 concierge/emergency line. Each tent is tethered several times in the shallow 2.5 feet deep river passage. You're not going anywhere! Locals suggested K's Hamburger shop and Grandpa Joe's Candy buffet- both were delicious! Wrap up everything in your biggest garbage bag and enjoy the paddle out to your own floating tent! Floating fire pits are first come first serve, highly recommend a four hour fire log to avoid a headache with getting a traditional fire started (while floating). Only downfall, the train. It came through a few times at night which definitely woke us up. It's all part of the experience, maybe we just booked a busy train night. This is one of those things that you just have to try once! Plan to get a teeny bit wet while transferring items or go all in and enjoy a swim on the Great Miami!

The staff was very friendly and very helpful. It's a nice campsite we were going to camp somewhere…read moreelse that had gotten flooded out and this place was dryer. The site was a gravel base which was nice but, the electric outlet was way in the back and the water spicket was way in the front, on the wrong side. I've never seen a site set up like that before. It was very tricky getting the RV in just the right spot so that electric cord would reach, but I couldn't get the hose to reach so I ended up borrowing a hose extension.

My husband and I stay at Poor Farmers often. I highly recommend this place, and I'm very picky…read more Out in the country with gorgeous views, And only 15/20 minutes to Piqua and Troy. The staff is wonderful, very helpful and friendly and will go out of their way to help you. They ARE very pet friendly, (we have two cats and a dog) you just have to clean up after your pets and keep them on a leash. The bathrooms are clean and air-conditioned. The grounds are very well maintained and they have pump out service for a small fee (if you get a site that doesn't have septic) and RV service and repair. They installed our new air conditioner and did a fantastic job. They also have fun events here. We will be staying here every time we come to Ohio. Don't be fooled by a poor review. This park is awesome. You should definitely check it out.

My husband and I stayed here recently for a local family event. We had such a great experience-the…read morerooms are spacious and comfortable. There is thought put into every detail. The staff is so friendly and accessible! We truly felt cared for and highly recommend staying here for your next accommodations!

Great place to stay. Very clean, comfortable, with all the needed amenities. Loved staying here and…read morewill certainly return.

Josh Evans in service is who you need to see if needing a repair or general maintenance you either…read morecan't do or don't have time to do on your own. Always have a good experience when working with Josh at Campers Inn (100% of the time, no joke).

management Josh and staff went over and beyond to make the repairs on or camper…read more feel confident your repair is in good hands .

Came to the Greenville area to see the solar eclipse. After some searching online, found Wildcat…read moreWoods' website and called to see if they had any spaces still open. Luckily for me they did. I had a great view of the entire event right from the campground--no need to fight traffic or deal with huge crowds. A previous reviewer had negative things to say about Wildcat Woods, but I had a great experience. The owners were very friendly and we had some nice chats. They were also very accommodating: I had reserved a camping space for two nights initially, but I had to leave after just one night and they didn't charge me for it. I thought it would only be fair for me to pay for two nights since I didn't cancel the second night until almost the last minute, but they insisted I only had to pay for one. Although the park seems to be primarily geared to RVS, they had nice, grassy spots to pitch a tent (I've stayed at some RV parks who put campers in spaces that have flat, grass-free areas that are ideal for RVs, but whose soil is so compacted that you can barely drive a tent stake into it!) I'm not sure why a reviewer said the owners don't like dogs and that this isn't a good place for dogs. I saw lots of RVers/campers walking their dogs around the campground, and my campsite was right behind the owners' house and I saw them let their dogs out multiple times. The campground bathrooms and showers were very clean and when the owners were called away the morning of the eclipse due to a family emergency, they made sure to find someone to clean the bathrooms while they were gone. The two ponds on the property looked clear and scum-free to me, and if it had been a bit warmer, I would have taken a dip in the swimming area! There are some nice play structures by one of the ponds, and a basketball hoop with a big basket of balls nearby. There are a few trails in the woods for short walks, complete with some pretty spring wildflowers. I don't know what to make of the comment on the area smelling horrible. I didn't notice any bad smells when I was there, but given that the area surrounding Greenville and Wildcat Woods is farmland, it's possible that some farmers use manure or other fertilizers at certain times of year. I took a short walk on Wildcat Road before I left and the scenery was quite lovely--low rolling hills and lots of farms. All in all, I really enjoyed my stay at Wildcat Woods Campground and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. BTW, the solar eclipse was pretty awesome--I'd give it 10 stars (maybe Yelp should start a review category for celestial events?)!

This is a great campground to stay at! The staff is super nice and very accommodating! They have a…read moregreat play area, sand volleyball, and basketball hoop to keep the kids entertained. They have a bin full of balls just waiting to be used. We camped at the beginning of the season, will definitely need to come back during the summer. I highly recommend for a relaxing weekend that is kid friendly.

This is a wonderful place for retreat. The overnight rooms have everything you need to get a…read morerestful sleep. They come complete with a bed and bedding, a desk, a reading chair, and a bathroom with towels. The walls, however, do not block sound. I could hear the man in the next room on his phone, as well as the one on the other side of the call. The food is very good! There are plenty of meeting rooms if you desire to bring a group. They have prayer trails as well with various stations where you can stop and pray. This is a great place to get away from the business of life and connect with God.

We rented a party bus last night and had the most amazing time! Matt was our driver and he was…read moreattentive, polite and very professional. I would rent with this company again for sure!

Quicker and cheaper than parking at Most larger airport lots so it feels like a great deal. But for…read more$8.95 a day getting a limo ride to your car puts you in a successful mood.

I was just here to see the T-33 parked out front, but as a (lapsed) pilot I was impressed by the…read morefacilities as well. I expected a quiet, small-town airport, but it was bustling. A dozen or more vehicles parked around, people attending to assorted tasks, several planes taking off and landing. And not just trainers beating up the circuit- bigger, more complex GA planes too. The facilities are well-maintained, and in addition to an office and rows of T-hangars there are a couple of bigger buildings. It's a ways out of town, so you'd need a ride if you were actually visiting Sidney, but as busy as it is they might even have a courtesy car. I will keep this in mind the next time I am bopping around in the air.

By far small town America at its best. We landed due to an electrical problem. Mike came right out…read moreto the plane to make sure we were okay and to say they had already spoken to the controller and closed our flight following when we fell off radar. He is a mechanic and has saved us! When we had to stay the night be provided us with a futon in the fbo amd here we slept! Linda the manager was so kind to us by lending us her car foe the day and made great coffee! We will be back!