East Ashtabula Crossing

A very well-kept camping site. Walkable distance to the restaurant across the road and to the beach and playground.

This is a site that I will not do again with our camper. The ground is very sloped and I never could get my camper completely level. Not only that but there is no other level ground to setup our gazebo or much less anything else.

We had a great time! The Host family is so great

Good campsite with great lake and sky view!

This is a very nice campground and my family and I enjoyed our time here. The campground has a nice playground and swimming area which is great for children. The lake is nice and allows for fun boating or fishing.

Ok spot. Not level at all and trees need to be trimmed like every other campground there..

This is a small old campground without much space between the sites. Volunteer only person at the campground. We weren't able to get into our campsite had to have someone else move their truck so we could drive through their campsite to get into ours because there were cars parked along the road that prevented us from backing in. Campsites are very small a lot of noise in the campground with people playing loud music and there wasn't 10 ft between our camper and the one next door to us. Volunteers were just camped there and didn't have any authority to do anything. Volunteers were very nice.

Great area! We had site on water which was great unless lots of people at beach nextdoor. Hosts were great. Long uphill to bathroom.

East Ashtabula Crossing was a very quaint little campground with excellent views of the lake and a great swimming beach. We had a wonderful time of rest and relaxation. Some of the sites are small so you will need to size accordingly based on your RV. The only drawback was there is no dump station at this campground. I asked a couple of park rangers if there was a dump station here and they both had no idea what I was talking about - go figure. Had to dump at the Marathon truck stop in Valley City, ND. Would definitely go back here again. Also, zero cell phone service. We had to drive to the top of the hill to get service.