Our family had a wonderful overnight get away at Lake Wapusun! We stayed in the Cozy Cabin and it…read morelived up to its name. It includes a nice half bathroom and the nearby shower house was clean and tidy. Our kids were engaged all day with fishing, peddle boating, exploring the creek, and bouncing on the pillow. The staff was also very accommodating to our needs and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We all had a great time!

Review update: Received partial refund following complaint…read more Mostly a pleasant stay, but... see below. 1) I made a mistake about the start date of our reservation, so we set out a day early. On the way, I discovered my error and started calling the office to see if they could accommodate us anyway. I was calling within their stated office hours but only got voice mail. I left a message, but also called repeatedly, hoping to get a human. An emergency after-hours number was mentioned, but they had not supplied us with it. Eventually I gave up and secured a last-minute reservation at another RV park close by. We were at Lake Wapusun for a week and NEVER received a call back, nor mention of my message. Did the on-site staff bug out early Sunday afternoon and then erase my message to avoid discovery?.... 2) Our on-line reservation was supposed to be full hook-up, with water, electricity, and sewer. Our site did not have sewer hookup. Asked about it and was told that only seasonal campers get sewer hookups. There is NO mention of this on their website. I do not know if this is an intentional misrepresentation, or simply an oversight. It was incredibly inconvenient as partway through the week we had to use the general campground sewage dump, which meant uncoupling all our hookups, driving to the dump site, draining everything, then re-leveling our RV, and doing all the hookups again. I THINK THEY OWE US A PARTIAL REFUND BECAUSE WE DID NOT GET WHAT WE PAID FOR. And then, it was Saturday night! Oh. My. God!!! They have a makeshift stage and bring in local(?) bands to perform. The level of amplification is horrific and overwhelming! It echoes all through the campground with no escape!! The noise started around 7 p.m. and continued PAST 11 p.m, which is their stated "quiet time." (Which they claim is strictly enforced; I beg to differ.) People in cars and golf carts paraded through the park, yelling and singing at the top of their lungs until after 11 p.m. Had we known to anticipate loud, raucous behavior there, I would have selected a different campground. We left the next day even though we had another day in our reservation. The staff we encountered in person were consistently pleasant and helpful. Weekdays were quiet. Dogs are allowed and there are roads/paths nice to walk. You wouldn't likely want to swim on the beach due to all the geese and goose poop (it's just nature, but, ick), so a swimming pool would be a nice addition. It looks like a good place to camp with children as there is a large play area with activities kids love to do. The camp store had limited selections, but did supply a couple of items we needed at a reasonable price. The area features rolling hills, lots of Ohio farmland (surrounding dairy and hog farms supplied punguent aromas at times), wineries, and Amish communities. The City of Wooster is not far away, offering mid-to-upscale restaurants, interesting shops, and The College of Wooster. Nice "college town" vibe. Overall it was a decent experience, but we will not be returning.

I went with my girlfriend and her family and had a very pleasant Experience! Everyone was so kind,…read moreit was relaxed, and the river was just amazing to sit by, and the bathrooms were alright for a campground. I never didn't feel safe there, and it never felt unfriendly. All around great experience!

I've been camping here with my family for years. The staff is friendly and it's a perfect spot to…read moreget away from the city and relax on the river. We will be back next year.

We booked as a walk-in so not much was available, however our site was ok. Shaded and cool. Not…read moremuch privacy. Seasonal campers were pretty welcoming and nice unlike the KOA...it did get quite loud and rowdy Friday night and didn't calm down til closer to midnight/1am. Traveling with young kids (infant and toddler) this made it difficult for them to sleep. It did not bother our older children. Pool was nice. Bathrooms weren't fantastic but did flush.

River Run was able to accommodate us and set us up with 2 side-by-side spots last minute after we…read morewere rudely thrown out of Mohican Reservation for bringing our own canoe which is apparently a big no-no there. They also allowed us to leave our canoe at their livery and take the bus back after canoeing. Aside from unexpectedly having to pay for showers, it was a nice place to stay on such short notice. Because of River Run, we were able to salvage what was left of our vacation.

Upon registration, we thought the place was beautiful ! The people were very nice. However, the…read morepad site was very narrow and our truck camper didn't fit on the gravel which was sparse! It was also very unleveled. The picnic table could not be leveled due to poor construction of the sites. The women's shower and bathroom area was FILTHY!!! There was feces on the toilets and mud and hair in the showers and the curtain was moldy! There was no faucet that would control the water spigot and no shower heads! YUCK!!! The lady at the office apologized but it was unhealthy to even consider using these facilities!!! The men's shower was only operational while you pushed the control valve!! So water did not constantly stay in and there is NO adjustment for the temperature! This camping area looks to be rented to regulars with Fifth Wheels. Anyway, don't recommend it if you need or want to use the bathroom facilities!! GROSS!

Karen and Randy are some of the nicest and caring campground owners I've ever met, they have a very…read morenice park with 3 small lakes. The have a lot of events that they run and I wish they were open all year. They are only open for the camping season, but they have pull through spots, even tent spots, a small laundromat. The only downside is there is no sewer hook up but randy will come around once a week and pump out your sewer tank for you! So not really a huge inconvenience. Would go back here whenever we're in the area.

I have mixed feelings about this organization as some was good and some was bad…read more Pros: wasn't overly crowded, abundance of parking and friendly staff. Trails/slopes were well maintained. Cons: frustrating as I was trying to teach someone to ski on the bunny slopes the magic carpet kept shutting down repeatedly for 5-10 minutes at a time and it was already at a crawling pace. Basically it takes forever to get to the top of a hill using this method. So you better have a lot of patience. The ski lifts didn't have safety bars to secure you from falling out. I think the worst thing was the rental locker room where it's a complete free-for-all !!!! Talk about chaotic. Basically everyone has to find their own ski boots and there is very little room to move around and try them on, making it extremely annoying. I didn't see very many seated areas out side for those who need to take a break. The main large area was very outdated in the bathrooms needed a complete overhaul. Standing water everywhere you look. So, be very cautious. But, all and all it not for from home, staff is friendly and slopes seem reluctantly kept up.

Best sky resort in Ohio. Don't fool yourself and be honest, no matter what you heard before. This…read moreis objectively the best! The slopes might not be the largest but the maintenance and effort of the owner is noticeable, and the lodge is a cozy place where you can relax, have a drink and enjoy good food, the staff and snow patrol reps are magnificent. This is a most stop visit if you are around.

This place books up so you better plan ahead!…read more We booked this place a few weeks ahead of our trip and luckily had a room for two nights instead of the three over labor day weekend, but our fault for not planning ahead! The ROOMS We stayed in the Stables, in a room with two queens, we just ended up pushing them together in the middle of the room, which worked fine! The room itself is huge, nice big bathroom as well, with a big jacuzzi tub, so that's fun! The decor is nice and nicely diplayed. TV could be bigger to fill the wall, but is a fine size and we didn't really come to stay in the room & watch TV much anyways. I like the thoughtfulness of the two mini dasani waters in the mini fridge! That is super helpful bc the faucet water tastes very earthy. Not enough outlets, I will say that much. Need a power strip or something b/c the outlets near the beds are just kinda far from the bed and the outlets closer are used by the bedside lamps. So just kinda an inconvenience, but not a big deal. The TV and coffee maker also can't both be plugged in a the same time, so again, not enough outets it seems. The TV itself ... needs replaced. For the love of technology that thing is ancient! The remote didn't work well at all, it was the kind that has a million buttons and you have to figure out which buttons turn on the TV and which buttons turn on the actual service that allows you to watch the TV lol oh sheesh. Plus YOU CAN'T STREAM! We had to use our laptop to watch what we wanted to b/c the TV said it needed an ethernet cable to get hooked up to internet. So I did feel like I was at my grandmas house in terms of the TV technology, watching dish available programs like NCIS and the Drew Barymoore show.. -___- This was my actual one main gripe about the room and stay itself. Like the bathroom mini toiletries available. They def seem high quality, so that's nice! Like that the room comes with mini travel size shampoo, conditioner, lotion and a few makeup remover wipes as well as has larger size shampoo, conditioner and body wash attached to the shower wall. The towels could use some fabric softener, they were definitely stiff and rough. Toilet paper was angel soft, so that could be higher quality. Very rough. So it seems like some little details are thought of while others might be overlooked. The Stables themselves are in a quite good location actually, I do prefer how it is a bit away from everything and has super cute little seating area with string lights behind the building! WITH a little walking trail that circles around and up to the pool house. The CASTLE The Castle itself is super cute, I love how there's tons of paved walkways around the entire grounds. LOTS of beautiful plants and flower beds all around the grounds. The aesthetic is just beautiful. The lobby has coffee, tea, snacks and drinks for sale as well as some small nick nacks and toys as well. I DEF took advantage of their reasonably priced mini wines and sodas to grab for the room. AMENITIES Great amentiites, not too much not too little. Not too many amenities to make it a kid-palooza, which keeps it nice and quiet at pretty much all hours. We were here on a Labor Day weekend and it seems like everyone gets out and about to go hiking and do other things throughout the day time. We chose to stay on the castle grounds the entire stay, which was nice to not have to drive anywhere. Love that there's pickle ball courts, lots of paved walkways to get some exercise, nothing is tooooo far away from each other to feel like an actual workout lol. I love that there's a pool and hot tub on site for all cabin use. The mercantile shop attached to the grill is a nice touch! Also love that they sell lots of quirky nick nacks + local beers in single cans + the local wine as well! Maybe if there were just like one or two more little things to do on the grounds it would be perfect for those that really don't want to have to drive anywhere once on site. Maybe a few oversized yard cames somewhere, a lawn chess or ... some other little things to keep the castle dwellers occupied in the quiet time on the grounds. The Copper Mug itself was really awesome, so they'll get an extravagant review separately! But very happy with them, especially as the only restaurant available on site and most likely the best thing within anything close to a short driving distance. Overall Great stay! Few recommendations for little upgrades, just to put the cherry on top of the "luxury" adjective used in the description. Overall great place to stay, we will be back in the future to stay in the castle itself!

I really wanted to like this place as the grounds are beautiful…read more On the positive side, the staff was great and did what they could. The person working the front desk was friendly and looked like she was doing 3 jobs at once. The bartender was fast efficient and made great cocktails. Some of our concerns go to more managerial issues. As an example, the heat in our room did not work and our room was as cold as the outside. Being middle of January we were literally sitting in our rooms in hats, gloves and coats. The staff did bring up some space heaters to help raise the temperature, which eventually worked. The wine pairing dinner we attended was just ok, but at 70 dollars a person I would expect more than using small plastic cups for the pairings. The food itself was really good, so my compliments to the chef. If the room price was more reasonable and not 450 per night I would be less critical. The cost just didn't match the expectation

I had a great nights rest at the Black Squirrel Inn! It is beautifully decorated and offers snacks…read moreand drinks anytime of the day. ( I couldn't figure out how to get the fancy espresso machine to work, though). Although priced accordingly, I miss the homeyness of a homemade breakfast.

The best B&B east of the Mississippi, in my opinion . Attention to detail, historic charm, gourmet…read morebreakfasts: hospitality prepared for you to remember. This is the B&B you've seen in romantic comedies 100s of times. Two people, in a quaint college town discussing quirky similarities whilst escaping the pressures of their urban realities... An escape. A place to reflect and grow. To celebrate. Together. "Oh look, there's a nest of blue birds with their new hatchlings. What a special place; such a memorable experience I will never forget..", said Sandra Bullock/Kirsten Dunst/Elizabeth Taylor Oh, and their breakfasts are amazing! Always unique, always pleasing, the culinary creations come from the passionate hands of a former Chicago chef that migrated from the Windy City to the Woo Town because he fell in love with the charm and allure of real, palpable community. Ask him about it. It's an incredible story. Book this inn for your next trip to Wooster. While most inns provide acceptable accommodations and breakfast the next morning, the Black Squirrel Inn raises the stakes with its steadfast devotion to comfort, incredible attention-to-detail, and excellent eats.

My husband and I stopped in for a glass of wine and a charcuterie board and got to speak with the…read moreowner who is truly amazing. His staff is an attentive and make sure you feel like a king and a queen just while sitting and having a glass of wine. I didn't stay here, but I wish I hadn't stayed somewhere else. This place is meticulous. It is so beautiful. They had live music in the garden and a view of the park next-door. This is really a special place. This is a definite stop while in Ohio or a definite destination.

We stayed here for the weekend & have zero regrets. Only the top floor suite accommodates children…read more The suite sleeps up to 5, but only one bed; two cots & a pull out bed were the other options. As for food, our burgers were a bit well done, but still delicious. The pretzel sticks with Gouda cheese were a hit. And the strawberry rhubarb wine was amazing. We can home with multiple bottles of it. And, of course, you can't forget the cheesecake. The service was a bit slower, but well worth the wait. My biggest takeaway is if you're between two menu items: get the one with the Gouda!