asyouwere

We stayed 2 nights, 5/3/24-5/5/24. Site #115. We have a 38’, 50 amp toy hauler. Paved site was mostly level. Good space (grass) between camp sites. Would recommend!

Poor Man's Charging Station

Saw 3-6 cars on empty sites charging electric cars. Some sites with campers had up to 4 cars charging all at once? Visitors?

No Water

We stayed at Ceasar Creek because it's close to our daughter's home in Centerville. When I made the reservations, I didn't realize most loops didn't have water hookups. Obviously, we would have planned differently. The park is pretty and well maintained. Bathrooms are older but quite adequate. The lake is quite nice.

Great place. Will be back very soon.

Needs major improvements

Sites are very spacious but the rest of the campground needs major work.

Walk-in sites are gently sloped but not too bad - many other reservable sites too -- all with paved pad areas. Very little tree coverage between sites but adequately spaced. Bathrooms and showers are clean enough -- good hot water. Morning mowing was annoying. Nice short hike from campground to the lake provides a couple of nice views.

Didn't know whether to use phone or RV GPS, never made it there. Better signs needed

Camper

We were on loop B. Park is OK if you can't find anything else. Ageing Corps project. I guess it was taken over by Ohio parks folks. Lots of broken stuff - water faucets - outlets- doors. No hand soap. Dumpster is remote. Grounds are sterile - needs trees! Reservation kiosk lady Ashley was sweet and helpful. Nice little store there. Pretty good set up for Dayton aviation venues.

Pleasant

Clean, well-kept, back-in sites. Not on the lake, no lake views, but within walking distance. Nicely maintained restrooms. Some shade. Lots of grass. Hiking paths.

Pretty Nice

Not close to much, on the other side of the lake from the activities, but nice campsites, trails and very peaceful