I enjoyed our stay staff was wonderful.the extra things to do was very nice .loved driving my golf…read morecart .my family were so happy

I love it here and i camped here saci last year it is the best and people there a amazingread more

Meh! cabins were ok. Bathrooms are at the top of the hill. Pool is ok. Saturday night music is…read moreoppressive and ran late. I could see the owner partying with the band after the 11 pm quite time...no reason to believe they take that seriously. The yahoos ramming around in their golf carts at top speed with a butt-load of kids riding bikes and scooters in the roads looks pretty dangerous. I'd use this campground again for a stag party, but its not very nice at all.

We loved the family cabin and all the site's amenities. The playgrounds were closed due to COVID,…read morebut we still got to enjoy the pool and basketball court. We'd love to come back (hopefully for longer and sans kiddos lol). While the most noise came from the swimming pool (we were in a cabin nearby), it was still relatively quiet. We'd definitely recommend.

This beautifully maintained park is a must-visit just 30-40 mins north of Pittsburgh. We planned to…read morevisit the old grist mill and walk the 3 mile out-and-back Kildoo trail over the weekend. It seemed like everyone else had the same plan! Get there early to secure a close parking slot, otherwise, you'll be circling for a while or parking down towards the picnic area. The trail entrance to head down to the mill by the picnic area is currently closed off for stair repairs. They had staff down at the mill sharing a bit of the history to go along with all of the photos and signs with information throughout. The trail was perfectly shaded, mossy, and cool right along the river. I can't wait for my next visit.

If you live in Pittsburgh or are just visiting the area, McConnells Mill is one of the best day…read moretrips around. It's only about 40 miles north up I-79, so it's an easy drive from the city, but it feels like a completely different world once you get down into the gorge. I've been going there for years with friends and family, and it became my go-to spot to take people when they would visit from out of town. Everyone always loves checking out the historic old gristmill and the red covered bridge right next to it. It's a great, classic view, and if you go during the summer, they usually open up the mill for tours so you can see how it all used to work. The hiking there is fantastic, too, with a good mix of trails depending on what you're up for. You can take a pretty easy walk back to Hell's Hollow Falls, or you can tackle the rougher, rockier trails that run right along Slippery Rock Creek. You definitely want to wear sturdy shoes because the terrain gets steep and the rocks get slick, but the scenery with the rushing whitewater and massive boulders is totally worth it. It's just a beautiful, simple place to get outdoors for a few hours. Whether you want a challenging hike or just want to sit by the water and look at the old bridge, it never disappoints.

Stayed here on our way out west. I heard a women inside my tent in the middle of the night telling…read moreme to turn off the lantern outside the tent. She was definitely a ghost, since just the two of us were inside the tent.

It's clean. The bathrooms are nice and clean with real toilets. They also do tons of activities…read morewith the campers. It's quite. They have swimming, fishing, playgrounds, dog park, boat rental, golf cart rental, hayrides, on site cafe, bocce courts, horse shoe pits, volleyball area, this list goes on. I was interested in the boat rentals but I think the prices were a little steep, maybe if they were cheaper more people would rent them more often? I highly recommend this park!

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.

My wife and I are seasonal campers and this is our 2nd season. We are from Florida and spend our…read moresummers at camp. Our camp family is what keeps coming back. Last season I was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. While I'm ok now our fellow seasonal campers rallied around us and provided us a ton of emotional support. We love it here. New ownership bought the campground last season and there are already a lot of improvements and more are coming but the best feature by far is the people. The staff and our fellow seasonal campers make our experience here very enjoyable. We will continue to come back as long as they'll have us.

My wife and I Took our 2 daughters and met up with 2 other couples with their kids. Total of 6…read moreadults and 8 kids. It all started when we first arrived. My wife got out of the van to check us in and wasnt even greeted with a "Hello" or "Good afternoon". It was "Was that you flying up our driveway? You need to slow down." (i was going around 8 mph. ) Thursday when we arrived, the Wibit was free. AWESOME! Friday through Sunday you will be charged a whopping $33.00 per kid to jump on the WIBIT, (NOT FOR THE WHOLE WEEKEND, 1 DAY ONLY.) Friday we paid $70 bucks (with taxes) for our kids to go on the WIBIT and play. NOW, if you have a child that needs to be watched, they will try to charge for you just to go in the water. You may even get told, "Just sit on the grass." It was over 95 degrees our entire trip. Friday there was no way i was going to not be in the water with my kids. Life vests or not. Friday evening showering was a nightmare. (1) shower in the mens and womens room. Each also only had 1 toliet. The water for the showers was awful. Either smelled the sulfur or you were taking an iron shower. (water smelled like iron. (Whatever, no worries.) Saturday-during the day was great. Mind you now its the 4th of July. 8 kids made friends througout the campground. Great, kids being kids. (The Kangaroo jump was open till 10, 10:30 on Friday night.) I would say about 20 kids were on the Kangaroo jump, and they were told by managment, that they had to get off and it was closing. Mind you this was before the sun was even setting! One night its open past dark, now all of a sudden it closes before dark? interesting. Now kids hopped on their Bikes and went crusing around the camp ground. It was getting dark. FIREWORK TIME RIGHT? Kids were then told again by management, they needed to get off their bikes, were not aloud to ride at dusk (FINE, but...) then they were told they needed to return to their campsites. OK, NOW IM MAD! Kids bring bikes back and go up to playground to watch fireworks. KIDS WERE TOLD AGAIN BY MANAGMENT, "YOU KIDS ARE NOT ALOUD TO BE HERE, YOU NEED TO RETURN TO YOUR SITE. (by management who just so happened to be staying on property, drinking and yelling at my kids.) DO NOT LIST AS A FAMILY FRIENDLY CAMPSITE, IF ALL YOU ARE GOING TO DO IS TELL KIDS NOT TO BE KIDS. I UNDERSTAND RULES, BUT MAKE THEM MORE CLEAR BEFORE PEOPLE BOOK. -you offer paddle boats, where were they? - pulled this from website..."We also offer paddleboat and canoe rentals" we were told we do not have those. -you offered a arcade, not sure where to even find it. -staff was not very friendly. -day we were leaving, couldnt even throw trash in dumpster because it was overflowing so bad. If you are going to advertise, "family freindly", lots of changes need to be made. Pricing for your Wibit is insane, scolding kids for being kids, not offering more to your guests in regards to bathrooms/showers. Do not be misleading online, it will only cause more issues. I asked my kids if they ever wanted to come back, they both said NO WAY! We will keep going down to Mohican where you are greeted with smiles, kind gesutres and great people. If you are an angry elderly person, this campground is just the place for you!

This review is for the hiking trail, located alongside Lake Erie and Geneva hotel and cottages…read more Simple trail with beautiful views. The parking lot is well marked, and the bathrooms were maintained.

A nice state park with a beach. The area is clean and busy. There is a large parking lot by the…read morebeach. They have some trails to venture on as well. They are very easy trails to hike/walk.

Absolutely horrible. Trash all over the campground, no one to clean or take care of anything. The…read moreflowers are all dead. The first night we stayed the people by us stayed up till 3 am blaring awful rap music (which I like but not for my 4year old) someone else had a fart noise on a speaker all night and didn't stop till 4 am. Not once did anyone from the camp come over to tell anyone to quit down. The people next to us weren't watching their kids and their kids ended up at our site playing which was fine, but no parents were watching their kids which is crazy in this day in age. The next day the same people were doing drugs in their car and everyone in their party was going in and out of the car. Kids all over who swear and have no adult supervision. It's extremely disgusting, annoying and just upsetting this place was like this. We were supposed to stay Sunday too but we left early bc it was so bad.

If I could give this campground a zero, I would! Made a reservation for two nights here (sight…read moreunseen). When we arrived, it was damp and cool. Went to take a shower after a long drive -- NO HOT WATER. I called the office to complain. Someone came to "fix", but after waiting a couple of hours after I was told it was "fixed", there was still NO hot water. Early in the morning, I tried again..... still none. Bathroom facilities by the laundry area were locked. Washers in facility were dirty. NO Amenities as advertised. NO free wifi. We checked out after not being able to shower. Basically paid $88.50 for a night's stay (Electric hookup only). Asked to get half of my money back, for the night we did stay. Reimbursement for this was never made.

This campground is the type of place I always wanted to visit as a kid. It is huge with so many…read moreactivities that you could literally spend your entire vacation here and never leave the grounds. I recently visited with my partner and our two kids. Let's just say, we aren't totally the dedicated campers where we need to pitch tents, bring all the accessories and sleep on the ground. That's why this place especially stood out as they had luxury cabins for rent. Or as my partner said, I'm good as long as I have air conditioning and running water! The cabin came with a screened-in porch, an outdoor fire pit for evening s'mores, a loft where the kids slept, a full living room and kitchen with refrigerator another room with bunkbeds, a bathroom and then the master bedroom at the back of the cabin complete with dressers to put away your clothes. I'm one of those people that always unpacks and must have things organized, so it was a lifesaver. You can rent golf carts, highly recommended as the grounds are spacious and some of the cabins are located far away from the activities. There are also communal laundry facilities, which were great to have since we had to use them day 1 of our trip! The common area offers free activities like playgrounds, mini golf, character meet n' greets and wagon rides along with firetruck rides. Other activities cost extra like ceramic making, tie die shirt making, glitter tattoos and several others. Some nights they offer free movie screenings and other programs. Overall, this was like camping without the pain! That's my kind of camping. Cabin rentals are a little pricey, but with all that space, it could accommodate a large family or even combine it with others to help split the cost. Finally, the biggest hit was the water park. This is a can't miss. We got a poolside cabana and spent most of our days here. The kids didn't want to leave!

May 31-June 4, summertime. Pool was closed, waterpark was closed, laser tag and hay ride were…read moreunavailable, restaurant was closed, and jump pad was under construction. Kids were extremely let down with their vacation. Paid for a stay that included absolutely nothing. Check their hours of operation and make sure you choose the correct "season". (Don't assume that summer means anything is open.)They do not make this clear at any point and the website makes no indication of what is or isn't open when you make the reservation unless you specifically search for this information. Save your money and go to the Mill Run Park.

Great park! They…read morehave lots of areas to check out: Campground Nature center Kayaks to rent Boat launch Hiking trails Beach area Playgrounds Manor Restaurant We stayed in the campground and were able to bike ride most of the park. There is a cool boardwalk trail that starts by the hotel area and walks along the lake.

Haven't caught a fish at Punderson lake ever and I've been trying occasionally for the last 4 years…read moreat least. I don't think the lake is being stocked like it should and their records verify this. I've had much better results at pine lake in the recent past but even that is now being fished out to the point of being skunked at most attempts. Forget stump lake too.