Holiday Camplands

Absolutely breath taking homes here. The atmosphere is amazing. The people are just so welcoming. You will not believe that these are CAMPERS, they look like luxurious HOMES! There's an event practly every weekend and there's something for everyone at every age. This place is a home away from home.

I really enjoyed the holiday campgrounds. There was everything there you can possibly imagine like a little town all to its campers. I was actually glamping on a holiday vacation. They have swimming pools golf course laundry they even offer free gravel Stone there were so many things I can't even remember also right next to two lakes plenty of boating general Store everything you can possibly imagine and more! Close enough to go into Cherry valley where the Amish have a store that has everything you can imagine bulk foods fresh produce and Amish furniture that was a really good time and of course many souvenirs to bring home. Also close to another little town that has Ohio's oldest general Store called the end of the commons once again a lot of Amish things we ended up having dinner there it was a very nice vacation.!

We always love visiting our family here. Great family-oriented RV glamping and camping!!!! ♥️♥️♥️ Awesome outdoor heated swimming pool, paved everywhere. Friendly people. Secure entrance with excellent staff. Quiet hour at 11pm works great. So fun to drive around and check out all the new tiny homes going in!!!!! Gorgeous lake frontage sites! ☀️☀️😍😍♥️♥️🌺🌺 A+

I love Holiday camplands. Friendly to kids and adults, golf carting, and the pools, dances on weekends. Always clean and not a lot of loud noises.

My family has camped here since I was a kid and still does. Recently went back up after years of not being there. Did not enjoy it. Space too crowded, trailers crammed close together, not enough land, too many people, too loud, not peaceful. Too many loud recreational vehicles in the small confines of the campground, ruins the cozy camp vibes. It's okay if you go at the end of season when no one is there. I don't know, maybe I've just outgrown the place. The people I know who still camp here seem to enjoy it.