2/5 Amy S. 5 months ago on Google
Seasonal
Residential
Camp
Experience.
I
wish
I
could
give
more
stars
but
I
have
3
major
gripes
about
my
experience.
First
the
good
things
about
this
campground...
It's
clean,
the
office
staff
is
wonderful,
the
other
campers
are
great,
kid
friendly
with
swimming
pond,
playground,
and
little
activities
here
and
there!
We
got
to
personally
pick
our
site
at
the
campground
open
house
which
was
nice
and
unlike
any
other
campground
we
stayed
at.
This
campground
cost
more
than
TWICE
what
we've
paid
at
for
any
other
campground
without
even
having
full
hookup
but
we
knew
that
going
into
it.
There's
not
much
in
the
Cleveland
area
for
long
term
camping
so
we
were
ok
with
this.
Now
for
the
cons.
1.
During
the
first
couple
weeks
the
Owner
and
what
I'm
assuming
was
an
employee
walked
through
my
campsite
and
shook
my
camper.
This
happened
mid
afternoon
during
a
weekday
and
startled
me,
my
dog,
and
my
baby.
Baby
was
peacefully
napping
before
this
happened.
It
turns
out
they
had
a
problem
with
a
package
of
wipes
I
had
out
on
the
picnic
table
as
they
moved
it
off
the
table....I
guess
having
wipes
on
your
table
to
clean
your
baby's
chair
that
he
sits
in
3
times
a
day,
every
day,
is
not
deemed
ok
to
have
on
site
and
management
WILL
walk
through
your
site
with
no
warning
and
take
your
belongings.
Meanwhile
weekend
campers
come
and
their
tables
are
full
of
all
kinds
of
stuff
at
all
times
of
the
day
and
night
and
that
seems
to
be
no
problem.
Mid
to
end
of
the
season
there
was
a
campsite
that
literally
had
beer
cans
all
over
it
for
weeks
on
end
BUT
again
my
package
of
wipes
was
a
problem.
Make
sure
to
read
your
lease
in
full
before
signing
and
agreeing
anything.
2.
At
the
open
house
I
asked
if
they
enforce
the
dog
leash
law
as
this
was
very
important
to
me.
They
said
they
did
and
that
they
were
super
strict
and
didn't
tolerate
dogs
off
leash.
They
do
have
policies
and
rules
in
place
stating
the
same
thing.
However,
they
DO
NOT
enforce
leash
law
whatsoever,
not
even
when
an
employee
is
nearby
and
sees
off
leash
dogs,
and
they
DID
NOT
evict
campers
even
after
a
loose
rabid
pitbull
charged
my
dog
and
I
informed
them
and
told
them
I
didn't
feel
safe.
On
August
1
my
dog
was
charged
by
a
loose
pitbull
while
I
was
walking
him
on
leash.
(I
don't
blame
the
campground
for
that,
it
happens
everywhere
for
some
reason
especially
by
non
residential/seasonal
camper
dogs)
I
informed
the
office
the
same
night
and
asked
for
the
dog's
vet
records...
It
turns
out
they
only
require
dog
records
for
seasonal/residential
camper
dogs.
I
never
received
any
records
whatsoever
so
I
assume
this
pitbull
was
rabid.
The
campground
owners
allowed
these
campers
to
stay
at
least
a
week
after
this
incident,
finishing
up
their
stay
to
completion.
This
attack
mentally
cost
my
dog's
life.
If
I
owned
a
campground,
loose
rabid
Pitbulls
would
NOT
be
allowed
and
without
proof
of
a
vaccination
AFTER
an
attack
would
at
minimum
be
an
automatic
eviction.
3.
They
only
have
1
working
dump
station
and
it's
flooded
every
time
it
rains
so
it's
pretty
much
unusable
25%
of
the
time.
This
does
not
work
well
when
you
have
to
dump
3-4
times
a
week
because
they
have
no
full
hookup.