Ignore the old one and two star reviews!…read more My husband and I were looking for our first ever seasonal campgrounds to spend our spring/Summer/Fall. We almost didn't come here because of the reviews. I am really glad we ended up touring. When we came in to check out the campgrounds, they were almost closing, and the worker stayed an extra hour and a half. We would've never asked her to do that, but she told us to take our time and look around and figure out where we wanted to be. Most of the poor reviews are several years old! Scroll through and look at the recent reviews . We came in with very low expectations. It didn't take us long to decide this is where we wanted to be. What did take a while was choosing where in the campgrounds we wanted to be. If you want to be near the pool and all the action, it's not a problem. If you want to be over in the quieter area by the primitive camping, that's not a problem either. There's a little bit of something for everyone. This was opening weekend our first weekend a seasonal campers. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and most importantly, fun! We have camped at some stuffy, boring, super strict campgrounds, where everything including Fun was prohibited. This place is not that! Even with only a quarter of the campers here it was quite lively, I love seeing the golf carts and the little motorized scooters, etc. everywhere. They came out and pumped our tank after 10 AM. They come daily for garbage. The property is well maintained, and I don't have a single complaint. Granted, the swimming areas are not yet open, and the camps ground is still only minimally occupied, but so far I can't think of a single negative thing about this campground. It is perfectly situated in the country, but still a 10 minute drive from all the amenities of Findlay, including shopping, entertainment, dining, etc.. I have a feeling the people who left the one and two star reviews are new to camp camping and have no idea what other campground experiences are like. Don't be fooled by the crappy reviews, or go ahead and be fooled so I can fill the campgrounds up with people I want to spend time with

We almost canceled our stay because of some of these reviews. I'm glad we didn't. If you are…read morelooking for a Hilton type experience, this isn't it. If you expect to be pampered, this isn't it. If you are into camping and meeting folks that come from different backgrounds, then this might be the place for you. There are a mix of seasonal campers here as well. The office staff was very polite. (Tammy rocks) The activities person was a lot of fun. All three of my kids 17, 13, and 6 enjoyed all the activities and making friends. I enjoyed the family time, fun and and an ice cold beer by the fire at the end of each day. It was just what the doctor ordered for my family on this Labor Day weekend.

Due to the rains the waterway was flooded and we were unable to hike. They have frisbee golf out so…read morebring your frisbees. They have nice rental shelters for large picnics or celebrations. It's absolutely beautiful but not as big as other parks and not much to do but just sit down on a swing and enjoy the birds singing, looking at the lush green grass. Such a shame that there are so few people taking advantage of the park on a beautiful day. There is a private campground right next to it that all the seasonal camper has to do is take a step into the state park. Unfortunately we drove there as that is where the maps/gps led us. The actual campground is 1.6 miles or so away. So you can only go to the camper with your rv via the road. I'm unsure if we are able to hike to the state park via the state campground.

this is a cute little state park beside our campgrounds. They've got some decent trails, all the…read moreusual park stuff, I wish the bathrooms were a little bit more updated. But it's actually a beautiful setting. I like to come here and practice archery if they had better bathrooms, I would give it a full five stars. But the bathrooms with a hole in the ground that haven't been remodeled since the regular administration are gross.p

Growing up along the Maumee River I have fond memories of picnics and games here. Mary Jane…read moreThurston (note spelling) is well maintained. The trees are big oak trees that shade picnic areas. There is a swing set and trails to walk or ride a bicycle. A shelter house is handicapped accessible with a party room and a porch with picnic tables. The view of the river here is one of the best. The river is wide. There's a dam that has a good flow of water for fishing. As a kid Dad took our boat through the canal locks which looks like you can still do that. Don't forget a walk to the village of Grand Rapids. It's only .2 miles and it's a destination with cute shops and eateries. A campground and boat ramp are just to south of the park.

Great spot on the River. Nice food and ice cream trucks We had a spot right on the water.read more

Nice park , friendly kind people. The owners are great people and work with you when they can. New…read morearea is going to be relaxing spot for new campers. Great park for kids and adults. Come join the fun!!!

We camp here with our Toyhauler a couple times a year, during the camping season. We have friends…read morethat have a Seasonal site here, which is why we come out here. The campground is very well maintained. The campground is situated around a decent sized, rectangular shaped clean lake, with open fields around the campground, and Highway (Route 6), runs next to it, at the North end of the campground. The campground caters to the seasonal campers here, but it does have limited sites open to weekenders. The seasonal campers that I've met have been really nice. It's usually quite here, a great place to take kids to, as they can't really get into trouble, or go to far away. The lake is clean, with a little beach, 2 floating decks for the kids to play on. They also rent paddle boats and life jackets too. They have a small play area for the kids to have fun in. The showers are clean, they have a small general store/office that usually has what you may need. If not, Wal-mart is only about 1.5 miles away, as are other stores and restaurants. I suggest that you call and make reservations though, because they do fill up on weekends with different events going on in the area. And like I said, they don't have many open spots for weekend campers here, First come~First served.

A bunch of drunks, the owner drinks all day and night. Staff also drinks non stop. Lots of…read moreactivities that all have something to do with alcohol. If you love to drink then this is the place for you, full party campground.

Great campground with good facilities. Upon arrival we checked in at the office and immediately…read morethere was a staff member with a golf cart ready to direct is to our site. The staff member actually helped back us in and asked if we need anything. Firewood is $5 a bundle. (About 7 medium pieces) It's a holiday, so park traffic is heavy, as expected.

I was sent to Ohio for work and landed my motorhome at this campground. The monthly rent was quite…read morecheap, but they charge an extra fee for having a car. I don't know why though, this is the first time I had this happen, lol. Anyways, the area I stayed in is across the lake from the flat campground... in the woody area. Overall, I had a good experience. It is quiet and peaceful here. There are other guests staying here as well, but everyone is respectful. Electricity and water are included except for sewer. They do a run once a week with a honey wagon with a fee of 8 bucks. Oh well. Another thing is that there is a rail road next to the woody area and multiple trains go by day and night. I guess you can get used to it, lol. It was a good place to stay at though. The staff is super accommodating and helpful. I would definitively recommend this campground.

We have been to many campgrounds and RV parks and this is the nastiest of all. The bathrooms were…read morenot much more than an outhouse. There were not sinks to wash your hands. The parks residents are living in broken down RVs, some of which are falling apart at the seams. There is no sewer and the dump station was overflowing into the surrounding grass. The cost is $40 and cash only. It's not worth even close to that. I bet the IRS would be interested in all that cash for tax purposes. I encourage anyone thinking about stopping to pass this place and go to another.

We had a wonderful time "roughing" it with some friends. This camp ground has everything you want,…read morefamily friendly, kiddy pool, lake, nice restrooms, laundry room, mini mini putt putt, camp store. We were there on July 3rd, they had a band, fireworks, and a 50/50.

Love love love this campground. Family run, family oriented safe and friendly place for kids of all…read moreages!! Kids activities, mom and dad activities. Corn hole mini golf, new pool, horse shoe pits. Small lake/pond for fishing and kayaking. Kayak rentals are available!! Laundry facilities. Live entertainment on the weekends. Who could ask for more??!!! My home away from home on the weekends!!!

Great campground if you need electric and campsites, bathrooms unusable for campsite goers, has…read morewell over 300 bugs in the men's bathroom, serious bug infestation present, if you go here make sure your party has an RV or all females, or doing your business is going to annoy the **** out of you.

Sitting around the fire ring at Crystal Rock Campgrounds. Nothing like smelling your neighbor's…read moresewage. The great outdoors. The picture is taken from the fire ring which according to park rules is not to be moved. The spaces were dinky and on top of each other in the section we were in. They may have some nice things going for them but this spacing was not well thought.

We were visiting a friend that has a condo nearby, so the location was super convenient. The check…read morein lady was very nice and we had a great site. The small pond had no fish (as I heard they all died due to an aeration issue), but my 4 yo still had fun tossing his fishing pole in the pond. The permanent campers were nice as we walked around and engaged my little kids at the fish cleaning station. I would definitely go back.

Oak Harbor, Ohio. Lake Erie. Beautiful, safe campground and marina. City water, sewer, electric…read more Floating docs.

Quiet family campground, with seasonal and non seasonal site available. Super clean! You can't find…read morebetter owners than the Dancers...

From the owner: Back 40 Campground is located in northern Logan County and has been part of Ohio's camping…read moreexperience for over 30 years. We are an easy, nine mile drive north of Bellefontaine off State Rte. 68, ten miles south of Kenton, and 12 miles east of Indian Lake, OH. Property is situated on 34+ acres of rolling hills with two ponds. Spacious campsites allow you to stretch out without intruding on your neighbor. Swim, fish, relax, and roast marshmallows by the fire. Camping Season May 1st - Oct 31st