I had the time of my life ms Melissa was the best ever! The restrooms were clean and the showers…read morewere clean! Everyone was so nice the pool is big and love that u can bring your pets! Plenty of things to do and this was our first time camping ever so will def be back!

First, the attention to detail did not go unnoticed.As You arrive to the campground, a golf cart…read moretakes you to your campsite and immediately helps you get backed in. We loved the trash pick up, the wood drop off and the convenience of booking our rafting trip on site. The campground offered many amenities, and you can tell the staff take pride in the campground. That said, the layout of the campground could use some improvement. Unfortunately, the restrooms are placed in a way that encourages other campers to cut directly through campsites to get to them. We had multiple situations where kids were running up the hill into our site and even coming around our camper and truck, which was unsettling, especially since the parents weren't paying attention. It left us feeling pretty uncomfortable and put a damper on what could have been a perfect experience.

Never underestimate Ohio. This state park is easily one of the best in the state, and I absolutely…read moreloved my trip here. The lodge was amazing and made the whole experience even better. The welcome center seemed brand new and was really well done, with a small museum, plus access to the campground and tons of cabins available to rent. The hiking here is incredible. We did the Hemlock Gorge Trail, and it was just the right level of challenge while still being super enjoyable. The scenery was beautiful the entire way. I also highly recommend checking out the Little and Big Lyons waterfalls. It made for a great loop trail and was definitely a highlight. The park itself is very well maintained. We visited right after some heavy winds, so there were quite a few downed trees, but maintenance was already out there actively clearing and fixing things, which was impressive to see. Overall, such a beautiful park and a trip full of unforgettable memories.

There is lots of natural beauty here, even on a muddy February day. The trails are very well…read moremarked. We loved Lyons Falls and the Gorge Overlook Trail. The steep downhill descent was worth it for the river views and crossing the cable bridge. The restrooms near the dam were open, but badly in need of cleaning.

Beautiful place, we had an absolute blast and will be back again for sure.. next time we are hoping…read moreto get a site on the river

Beautiful scenery at the camp ground, newly renovated building to relax and purchase items. Staff…read morewas always helpful and friendly. They went above and beyond to accommodate our large group of campers with trips, booking for next year and anything else needed. We enjoyed relaxing on the river, playing at the park and listening to live music one evening. Can't wait to come back again next year and looking forward to making more memories with my family at Lost Horizons!

This is my childhood resort. The staff is amazing, we have me so many people and enjoyed so many…read moregood memories. I love this place.

My 2 young kids and I have camped here several times with my aunt, who is a member. We have camped…read moreat Riverside spots, full hook up, water and electric only. All of our experiences have been pretty awesome. There are scheduled events every weekend and there's something for everyone kids and adults. The clubhouse where the main office is located houses a laundry room (quarter operated), male and female restrooms and showers which are updated and have been clean every visit, a store with bagged, ice wood bundles, food and drink items, a small selection of camping gear, pool floats, clothing, shoes and toys as well. In addition the club house also has a game room with ping-pong table, arcade games, pool table, puzzles and board games, and a large flat screen TV. Wally World also has an large outdoor pool, shallow end is 3 feet deep, a Putt-Putt golf course, a new playground, a fairy garden and house, and an outdoor stage and white screen for concerts and movies. Dogs are allowed, bicycles are allowed. The only thing I think I would add to this place would be the option to rent a golf cart for handicapped or elderly visitors. You cannot bring in your own firewood in. Fireworks are not allowed but sparklers are permitted.

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.

My family and myself do a lot of camping and in the summer we spend most of our time at Arrow Point…read moreCampground, probably every other weekend through the summer season. At only an hour and a half drive from Columbus it is very convenient for us to go have some fun and let loose. APC is located along the Mohican River which is Ohio's official canoe capital. There are several liveries on the river which drop in around 4000 boats and many more inter tubes every Saturday through the summer. The river boasts a dynamic crowd of people including families, college students, retired couples, and even the Amish indigenous to the area can be seen on one of the many canoes that pass by the campground. Loudonville Canoe Livery serves campers at APC. From here you can pack up your cooler and favorite food and beverages, pay, and then get picked up by van and taken upstream to the livery. Trips range from 4-14 miles and cost anywhere from $18-70 or so. The best part is once you are on the river you just have to canoe back to the campground. No losing car keys, no drunk driving for those who have some beers, just a relaxing stroll with you and your favorite friends or family at your own pace. Please remember, no glass bottles on the river. Campsites cost anywhere from $20-30/night depending on hookups, which makes APC one of the best deals on the river. They are all spacious, large, and well tended. Bill, the owner, keeps a store stocked with your favorite beverages, camping gear, and other necessities that are often forgotten at home. I find this convenient when I forget ketchup or a pack of buns for the hot dogs. In addition to a great store, every weekend through the summer APC hosts some type of activity whether it be a live band, karaoke, a dance for the kids, or a live chainsaw carving demonstration--there is something for everyone. Onsite facilities are limited, no shower houses. But there are pit and portable toilets that are kept clean. There is also no pool but you didn't come here for chlorine when you have the river. APC is my favorite place to camp on the river. Most people quiet down by 11pm and there are controls in place to keep people with loud motorcycles and trucks from driving through the campground full throttle at 3am. If you're looking for a great, family oriented place to stay where you can let loose a little and have some fun canoeing on the river then definitely check out Arrow Point Campground.

This place was my whole child hood and I met some of the nicest funniest people there 10/10 would…read morerecommend

Beautiful creek nice camp sights with shade for hot days that's the best I can say! The camp site…read morerestrooms were very stinky & disgusting & the quiet time signs they may as well take down ! Went to big restroom shower area to use those restrooms they were clean but it was party central loud voices & drinking galore going on at late hours! Thank goodness around our sight we didn't have that! Before leaving for the Labor Day weekend family members were offered small bottles of alcohol upon refusing later found one dropped in camping chair ! Not family oriented campground at all BEWARE!!? Looks are deceiving my friends!!!

I was a little afraid to come here after reading all the yelp reviews, but we are so glad we did!…read moreWe came with a group of 7 and had a primitive tent spot on the river that was beautiful. What the sites lacked in width, they made up for in length. There was plenty of room for our tents and vehicles. They had a DJ Saturday night that was pretty good. A lot of people out dancing and having a good time. With our large group, we couldn't fit on the first bus for canoe drop off. So we had to wait about an hour to board to get shuttled to our drop off but that was fine. I definitely suggest making reservations if you plan on going to down the river. Overall it was pretty relaxed, clean, and our entire group had a great time. The prices were amazing too. We will be coming back next summer! (picture is the view from our campsite)

Rafting family trip…read more We went on a Saturday to canoe. We had two adults and 3 kids in our group. I asked what they would recommend based on the river conditions. I was told we could not fit all 5 of us in the canoe we would need a raft. We decided on the 3 mile trip since it was supposed to take 2 to 3 hours. It only took about an hour. For the price I would recommend taking the 7 mile trip since it was a lot of money for a short period of time.

Had such a great time!…read more Was a little bit chaotic when we first checked in and selected our watercrafts because the lobby area is also the gift shop, would be better if they had some rope and stanchion or system for a line. You have a choice between kayaks, canoes, tubes or a full raft like the one we chose. Once you have selected and paid you wait for a shuttle bus to take you down to the river. We then waited in line to launch our vessels and paddled away. Had such a fun time even with the water levels low in some places. Once we had finished, they helped us out of the water and we were back at the facility. They had all sorts of other activities like a rope course and the price was reasonable. Would definitely like to return on my next visit to Ohio.

Don't stay here if you want your every moved to be watched! While driving into the campground, we…read morewere greeted with a bunch of signs such as no boomboxes, no this, no that. After driving around the place looking for a spot to set up tent, we parked the car in front of the office trailer to sign paperwork and pay for the night. This car immediately pulls up behind me but I didn't think anything of it. Anyway, card got declined, so I went to the car to to transfer money on my phone so I don't have to use my other cards. Owner (old man) came over and started scolding us and then proceeded to scold the lady in the register office. He then came back and then kicked us out because we didn't park in the right spot and pointed out that the card got declined and accused us of trying to steal from him. He did all this while the poor employee was behind the counter watching him yell and go off at us. Ruined the whole camping trip...

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. We love to try different places and decided to try this campground out early…read moreMay. We have been to many campgrounds in and out of state and this was by far the worst experience. We booked along the river despite the reviews of being able to get up the hill if it rains. When we checked in, I voiced my concern about the full rainy weekend we had ahead of us and camping down the hill. She stated..."You should be fine". She should have never let ANYONE proceed down the hill and should have offered another campsite at the top. We proceeded down the hill only to sink in the yard and our 2500 in 4 Low, could not get our ToyHauler out of the mud...twice. It took a large bobcat to help give us enough boost to get out of the hole we sunk into. Lesson Learned. DO NOT CAMP HERE IF IT RAINS. Let me give you our review other than being stuck within the first 5 minutes of getting to our site. Once able to get the Hell out of this campground, we did. No refund and hopefully they use our money and our friends money to get some gravel for their roads and campsites. We had 5 campers with our group and thank god we stopped 3 of them from even making the drive to this campground, and stopped the ones that showed up right behind us, from bringing their camper down the hill where they would have been stuck with us. 1. Almost all of the sites are grass, not gravel. 2. The hill to get to the river sites (200s) washes away when it rains, despite their crew that "fixes" it when it rains. On the way down the hill, the road was so washed out, I thought for sure we were going to lose our camper over the edge. 3. Most all of the roads back to the campground and down the hill are wide enough to get ONE camper. God help if another vehicle is coming the opposite direction. 4. The mosquito population was HORRIBLE. While standing outside talking with our friends that came down the hill to help us get out of the muddy mess we found ourselves in, 100s swarmed and bit us. There is not enough mosquito spray to keep you from getting carried away. 5. The outhouses were overrun with bugs and mosquitos that it was difficult to even use them. They would fly in your face and up your nose. 6. If you camp at the bottom, the sites are very large but bring extra long plug and water hose as you also share with your neighbor.

Great for group and family camping!…read more We usually do a big family camping trip. Since not all family members have campers it can be difficult to find a campground to accommodate. They have a large camping area for groups with electric and water that you can rv or tent camp. Plus lots of different sizes cabins a short walk away. You can also rent canoes for the river right from their location and they transport you up the river. Since they canoe a different section it is usually less crowded. You just have to be careful bc parts of the campground are hilly and can be tricky pulling your camper around.