A very peaceful and quiet campground with a few critters to watch while you are relaxing. The…read morerestrooms are in need of upgrading. Lots of spots to go fishing on the two large ponds. Sites are a decent size. Ours was very wet right outside our camper door well after it rained. Most of the best sites are used by seasonal campers and a good portion of those campers are in rough shape. No maintained hiking trails through the vast property. This place has tons of potential if someone took the time and money to improve it They do accept Passport America members at a discounted price. If you you do stay here, drive down the road a bit and eat at the TopSpot restaurant. Get the open faced roast beef sandwich.

We stayed one night in a 50 amp full hookup pull-thru site that was long and level. Fresh gravel…read morehad just been spread out on our site. Campground has lots of seasonal and permanent residents that had most of the shaded sites. Our site was open to the sky. Utilities are in the middle and water pressure was strong. No dog park but there were plenty of places to walk the dogs. It's dark and quiet at night so we had a great night's sleep. Owners were very helpful and accommodating. Campground is 4 miles off the interstate on narrow, winding country roads, especially when you get on Middle Fork Road, where there are about 3-4 switchbacks with blind curves. Also if you have a big and tall rig, some of the trees have low branches. They're a PA park and also give discounts to military and veterans.

Decided on a last minute trip to the Hatfield McCoy trails and this campground was recommended by…read moreanother that was full for my dates. I couldn't be happier! I was so pleased with this campground. 3 people in my party used the bathhouse/showers and raved that they were the cleanest they have ever seen. We stayed in a full hookup RV site and the site was very level. Used only 1 leveler on one side of our travel trailer. We had a 38 foot travel trailer, tow vehicle, 2 SXS, trailer and another tow vehicle with plenty of space. Behind our site was a flowing creek/river, and we were able to open the back window in our bunkhouse to have a nice view. The owners are exceptional and so pleasant. They keep everything maintained and are beyond helpful. Approachable, friendly and always willing to help! I would absolutely recommend this place and will return to this same campground. Access to the trails was very convenient and just over 1/4 mile from the grounds. Both Rockhouse and Buffalo Mountain can be accessed via Devil Anse trail. Very convenient!

Took a Saturday afternoon drive out to Plum Orchard Lake with the fam in our Jeep. It's about 1.5…read morehours from us -- a mix of interstate, toll roads, winding turns, and peaceful backroads that made the ride feel like part of the adventure. When we arrived, the lake did *not* disappoint -- calm water, gorgeous scenery, and just a relaxed, welcoming energy. We didn't even try to explore the whole place (it's huge). We stopped at the first dock we saw, hopped out with our gear, and got straight to fishing. Mealworms on the hook, lines in the water, and good vibes all around. We saw fish swimming past and had a few nibbles, but no actual catches this time. Still, the whole experience was a win. It wasn't crowded at all -- just a few groups scattered around, everyone spaced out enough that it still felt peaceful. No loud music, no chaos, just people enjoying nature. **Pro Tips:** * Bring your own bait, drinks, and plenty of snacks (trust me, you'll get hungry). * There's a port-o-potty nearby *or*, you know\... nature works in a pinch (ask the boys ). * Sunscreen is a must and a hat, perhaps. We're already planning a return trip -- maybe with kayaks or to check out another part of the lake. If you're looking for a quiet, scenic spot to fish, chill, or just unwind without a crowd, Plum Orchard is a solid pick.

I was in the area and on a lark decided to check out the lake. It is truly a hidden gem in these…read morelovely hills! The southern part of the lake had a large layer of lily pads and the water caught the fall colors of the hills perfectly. I wish I had a boat there so I could go out on the water, it was a perfectly tranquil day.

Great laid back little place off the beaten path. Going back this weekend. Staff very friendly and…read morehelpful. We brought are own camper last week so no option on cabins but shower and bathrooms kept up with nicely clean and stocked

This campground looks to be centered to young families based on the available playground and…read moreassumed activities. Although they also cater to the trail riding crowd. Stayed here while we were passing through the area on a bike trip. The owner has a Giovanni's franchise(common to qc and Kentucky) and absolutely excellent food and service. We asked to upgrade cabins due to the size of the one we were staying in (and it was off season, so it smelled a bit musty) and were upgraded at no charge! She also offered to let us have some firewood, but we did not need it. We stayed in a cabin called the Kentucky or something like that. Which,oddly enough is not shown on their website, it is an A frame cabin with a large sliding door, 2 beds and a futon. (A table, counter, coffee pot and small fridge). The a frame cabins (apx 8 of them) share a common fire ring which they a circled around, kind of a neat setup. They should get added to the website. Bathrooms were clean and heated.

We went with my daughter & her family last weekend, I had never heard of it a month ago…read more This is the best kids camp ground, You have water, Big playground & snow cone shack. Great place ride your bikes. Extremely kid friendly. There is a Dollar General walking distance from camp ground, Maybe 200 yard away, The gas station had homemade pizzas & ice cream. We never left the area for 3 nights. It's 30 miles south of I-64 near Ashland Ky. From Lexington it's 4 lane to with in 12 miles from camp ground.... It was sold out the weekend we was there.

I cannot believe how disappointing Falls Campground turned out to be. The staff acted like helping…read moreguests was some kind of personal inconvenience, and every simple request was met with an eye roll or a sigh. On top of that, the prices are absolutely ridiculous for what you get -- I've paid less for actual hotels with better service. Save your money and your sanity and camp literally anywhere else.

First thing, this picture is very outdated! There are cement slabs, and full hookups. There is also…read morespots for tents on the bottom half except for winter. We have been here for over 2 years and never had a single problem with the manager or owner. The manager is very nice and she addresses an issues right away! She is very nice and cares what the campground looks like. I can't say enough good things about her! I would give the campground a higher rating if I could.

As a long term resident here I can say yes had two or three glitches in power but nothing major ,…read moreproblems always fixed quickly , Nathalie is great runs the office , Kenny the owner always there when needed , the campground is always clean showers and bathrooms clean , very quiet at night , yes some people do have fun but are respectful of neighbors .. put it simply it's a nice park , food stores and dining all within short distance it's

This is a small KOA that is a decent travel stop for a night or two if you're traveling through WV…read more Many of the sites are absurdly packed together and upon check in we ended up having to pay more money to upgrade to a different site because if we had tried to stay in the site they originally put us in we would have been touching the camper next to us or been mere inches away from them when we put our slides out. This is not an exaggeration. My husband and I walked around the park and from what we observed we suspect at one point many of the pull thru sites may have once been single sites split into two to maximize the park's potential profit. Nice for them but not great for the occupants. Dumpsters are located at the back of the campground which is inconvenient if you're staying in a site near the front. Although the pamphlet does say if "you're leaving in a rush" at the end of your stay you can leave your sealed up trash bag at the end of your site to be picked up. The sites are mostly level but the one we stayed in had that kind of minimal incline that cause you to roll forward just enough to make hitching up a pain. The "upgraded" sites with patios are a bit messy looking. In fact. many sites overlook a neighbor to the campground who appears to be a hoarder so that isn't the most pleasant view if you're vacationing. Although the campground can't control what the neighbor does on their property it would be nice if they invested in a fence along that side of the park to make it look tidier. On the positive side, they did have a couple of little ponds that look pretty well suited to some light recreational fishing but didn't look as appealing for swimming. They have lots of pull thru sites which is convenient for quick stopovers and they are located near a major highway (but be prepared for some road noise). It's also really nice that they're open year round. We didn't have a lot of interaction with the staff but when we did they were cordial. In summary, it's a decent campground that meets the basic needs of a traveler but I would use this more as a layover campground than a destination. Overall would probably rate it about 2.5 stars. 3 stars ranking it against a regular campground but only 2 stars comparing it to KOA's.

As long as you are prepared for the sharp turn to get in the campground and the hill , you can…read moredrive almost any size rig into the campground. We stayed at one of the camping cabins with a full bathroom. Spotlessly clean and outfitted with everything that we would need for our stay. I would totally stay here again and recommend that others do. The location of the cabin is pretty close to the road, but the noise didn't keep me awake.

Food at the small restaurant they have is good stuff. Went today for lunch and got the pork bbq…read moresandwich with slaw and pickles with a drink. Will eat it again when out there.

Not the most pleasant place to camp. Sites are very unlevel and poorly maintained. When we arrived…read moreto our site, it hadn't been picked up from the last renters who had left garbage scattered throughout. Facilities poorly maintained. Playground was an absolute mess. Lots of partying and unsupervised children. My daughter brought down her barbie RV to the park to share with others and it was promptly stomped to bits by a group of unsupervised boys. Had a teenager yell "suck my d*ck" after being asked not to light fireworks beside our children.

Save your $20 and set up after the office closes…read more This campground is disappointing and not ideal for tent campers. My husband and I reserved and paid cash for our tent site and were denied the same privileges (water, waste, sewage) as the RV campers.We were told we couldn't use the clean bathrooms due to our tent status. Instead, we were directed to use the free public bathrooms that are not maintained. (Picture of the paid tent camper (public) bathroom below)

Sunday, June 23rd, Tony and I was taking a Sunday drive to Huntington, WV from Cottageville, WV. We…read morepassed this lovely lake Called KRODEL LAKE...so we decided to turned into the parking lot. Free to Enjoy!!!. The far back part of the lake there is this Old Historical (re-enactment ) fort called Fort Randolph. This is pre Colonial time frame in the 1730's when the land was being newly discovered and the likes of Daniel and Squire Boone was running around the woods chasing and running from Indians. The fort is pretty good size and it is opened during re-enactment times only for tourist. We walked around the fort and I was able to get some really nice shots. There is also a homestead log cabin and behind the cabin there is a Indian Village with oval shaped wigwams and other items re-enacting a Indian Encampment. There was a lot of Canadian Tourist waddling around and flapping their wings aka arms around. Very noisy honking tourist voicing their opinions on the park. This is also a campground also where people not only camp during peak season but off season too, by the looks of some of the lots I think they live there year round. At Lake Krodel there is paddle boats, docks and you can fish, picnic and bring your own canoes and kayaks to enjoy the day with the kids. Picnic tables with shelters and playground equipment. It's a very lovely Free park to enjoy with the kids and family!!!