What a wonderful clean, no frills campground. This place is based on trust. We made…read moreReservations a year in advance, they didn't take a deposit or credit card. We arrived and paid the balance and our site was clean and easy to pull into. The internet worked fantastically well, we were able to stream TV with a few buffering issues. So close to Berlin and the Amish shops. I will absolutely return to stay at this fantastic campground. Should you ever come here to visit, you will understand what I mean by trust. It is unheard of in today's society. Thank you Berlin RV park for a wonderful stay.

I had decided on this trip that I wanted to learn more about the Amish and this RV park and…read morecampground is located very close! It is a newer campground so the trees around the actual campsites are not too big yet. It is clean and very well maintained. The site that I was in was very spacious and level. They have a sand volleyball court, tether ball, basketball and a small playground for the kids, and a hiking trail in the back of the property. There is a small laundry room. While it is located near a pretty busy road, there is not much noise at night. I have found this a very relaxing park and would stay here again.

I really enjoyed my stay here while tent camping. The staff was accommodating and very friendly…read more The bath houses were very clean and I felt quite refreshed after a shower there. Low dust factor unlike other places I've camped where you wend up with dust everywhere after a few days camping. Overall a 9/10. Office hours could be longer, and their rates have gone up a bit since 2021 or they'd get a full 10/10. Try the baked goods in the office for a sweet morning treat. Early breakfast at Der Dutchman down the road is highly recommended before the lines get long.

Found this spot to spend the night during a roadtrip back home and was really pleased! The staff…read morewas so nice and accommodating, and we were able to get an electric only site last minute for our camper van. Really nice location and very quiet neighbors in the evening. Bathrooms were so, so clean which is very much appreciated!

Off the beaten path & had a nice sign but unclear which driveway to take... it's on the right &…read moregoes up a long hill. Nice Amish country furnishings. We had three rooms. I was in the lower level room, which had a queen & twin bed and a nice big bathroom with a Jacuzzi tub. It was off of a secluded living room down on lower level. The great room/dining room was very roomy as it sat 20 seats at dining tables & almost 10 spots near the fireplace. Bunches of games were available for playing, coffee/tea/cocoa stations available all day & complementary cookies were put out before dinner. Breakfast was excellent... Including OJ and fruit and cream cheese parfait to start, egg bake squares with turkey sausage, crispy hashed potatoes, then fresh baked blueberry muffins to end! It was served family style so you shared w/ your table which was pre-portioned with enough to feed your number. Staff was too nice & very quick w/ refills. Bed was firm but pillows were too flat for me so I doubled up. The porch was wrap around w/ spectacular views of countryside! Worth the trip & would come again!

It was an absolutely beautiful drive from Northern Ohio to here. We missed the driveway coming in…read moreto an adjacent driveway. Drive up a long driveway to Amish land. The house is a charm with beautiful flowers, sounds of chickens, a donkey roaming around and cows in a fenced area, overlooking on a long beautiful wood deck. Inside reminded me of the 80's country craft era. It definitely looks like Grandmas clean neat house. We stayed in Grandmas room and it was Grandmas bed. It squeaked like thie old metal springs did in the 70's, so using this bed for our 34th Wedding Anniversary end of night celebration , was not in the picture for us. The squeaks from the old mattress springs echoed through the house along with my giggle. So, don't book this room if you have in mind getting a little romantic. I woke up to someone singing in the kitchen, it was an Amish woman singing, cooking breakfast bare foot. I walked down the hallway with the smell of fresh bacon to the dining room. They prepared fresh fruit with mint from their garden, quiche with hollandaise sauce, fresh large slice bacon and for dessert homemade waffles, with real cream & cut up fresh peaches. It was delicious. There are no TV's here, however, they do have WiFi. Only suggestion I have is to steam clean the recliners and carpets in rooms. There is a pungent odor coming from the recliner I sat in. We definitely would return one day.

Simply one of the best bed and breakfast we have stayed at for the morning breakfast. Clay and…read moreJoyanne sat with us for the meal both mornings. Clay said grace and Joyanne said about everything else. Just a wonderful couple, full of stories and inquisitive about our lives. She wrote a book about there experiences with the local Amish and told stories of how they used to drive them around. This part of Ohio is all gentle rolling hills with plenty of farmland. We were here in the peak fall color viewing time so it was a little slow getting around. I imagine it's always a little slow all year with all the bikes, buggy's, and tourists. Lots to do and see in the area. We were lucky enough to be here during the towns annual garage sale, so we spent some time shopping these. I bet you would be hard pressed to find someone with a bad disposition around here, everyone seemed quite content with there own pace of life they have sit for themselves. If you are lucky enough to book a room here, make sure you tell them I said hello, they are not the type to read things on line.

My husband, baby and I had the most wonderful stay at the Garver House. Just amazing features on…read morethe house (the stained glass!) and Al and Natalie are so gracious and knowledgable. They were very understanding of our adventurous baby crawling and exploring. After having their breakfasts I don't ever want to stay at a boring motel again. A great location for Amish country exploring, close but not in the touristy bits. Will absolutely visit again.

I just booked my second stay at the Garver House. The house is charming, with lots of details (as…read morementioned in other's posts). The interior decorating is thoughtful, breakfasts are awesome, and the owners are friendly and helpful. Our stay here was amazing! 5 solid stars.

I ran out of fuel during my delivery (came all the way from Tacoma, WA) and pulled over safely into…read morethe Whispering Falls campground. The camp host, John, was extremely helpful on providing where to find the nearest gas station. He offered me food and welcomed me in. He's the prime example of genuine hospitality. The campsite and bathroom were very clean. John is very attentive and you can see the care he puts into his work. Also, he has 25 years of experience with welding! In the near future, I'll be taking my family here. It's next door to sisters and close to east of Salem.

A friend and I booked Treehouse #4 for a quiet night away from the city. The treehouse itself was…read moreawesome! Even better than the photos online. Even though the cabins are next to each other, we felt like we were the only ones on the property. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a really nice amenity. We enjoyed the fireplace (super easy to turn on and off with a light-switch) and couldn't believe how much heat it put out. The kitchen was stocked with basic cooking essentials and dishes for two. The only downside was the miscommunication with our checkout. We payed for a late checkout, but apparently the office didn't communicate that to housekeeping. The office left me a voicemail saying they didn't have record of the late checkout, I returned the call and confirmed that we did pay extra for that, and then shortly after housekeeping showed up and we had to also tell them that we had a late checkout. Kind of took us out of our getaway bubble, but overall a really nice vacation experience.

Absolutely perfect stay; who knew a tree house could feel like a luxurious 5-star hotel?! We hope…read moreto return next year - it's such a fun, unique experience!

I had the best time camping here. Went late October and was the only one there. For me, this is…read moreexactly what I wanted in tent camping,primitive,remote but very safe as you are within visual of the house. Plenty of stocked seasoned firewood available for purchase, fire ring and picnic table on site. The only issue is the steep gravel road getting down to the campsite. I have a pickup and getting out was a challenge for sure, even with the extra weight I carry in the truckbed. Could use a turnaround at the top of the drive as well as there is no space to maneuver the sharp turn you need to take to get down into the camp area. I hate leaving such a great review because I want to keep this location secret !! Will be a regular here next year for sure

Turkey Hollow Campground has beautiful views, but is definitely primitive. The road is gravel and…read morethe gravel stops before reaching good tent areas, so it may be better suited for four wheel drive vehicles. Only $15/night, this is a good price, but there is only a port-o-potty (no showers). There also aren't many signs to help you find it (but that's good to keep it less crowded).