We stayed right on the river, it was very peaceful. This park has many seasonal campers and most must be big Ohio State fans, lots of OSU flags flying. They set up a TV in the pavilion and had a big bon-fire during the game. The sites were on the small size. Toilets were pit latrines. Each lot is serviced by back to back electric and water hydrants. Close to Amish towns and farms. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Called to make reservation and pick a site. Told them it was a Pop-Up. The site picked would not work for most Pop-Ups as it was hilly. Day before we were to arrive they couldn't find our reservation. They did have it when we got there. It was misplaced. Trip in had me wondering where I was going as we turned off a paved road onto a small paved road then around a farm and up a VERY STEEP hill with a turn 2/3 of the way up (after mentioning it they told us we should have taken the back way though they didn't mention it when I called). Was not full at all on Saturday (which had us wondering why not). On Sunday we had the whole area to ourselves but there were campers on the other side of the camp and down by the water. It was nice to have all the area to ourselves. Like boon-docking but with water and elect. We picked the place because they had a pool and the cheapest rates for canoeing. But, AT&T has NO COVERAGE in the area and we would be the only ones on the river with no way to contact anyone in case of emergency. We opted for another place for the canoeing. Pros: Large shower area; could shower and dress in a decent amount of room. Pool was clean and nice. Site I choose was large. Staff was friendly. Had things for kids on the weekends. Cons: Shower area needs hooks (they put one hook over the door after it was mentioned). Wife mentioned her bathroom had not been cleaned in some time. She kept an eye on one very common place to see if it ever got cleaned; it didn't. Mostly had hot water though I did have one that was only lukewarm at best. They were unfamiliar with site boundaries and general landscape of what could go where. River and campsites by river were 0.3 miles from everything and down a steep grade -good exercise? I would recommend the place (but come in the back way off 39 NOT BY WAY OF 3) if you want somewhere away from a crowd. Though they were supposed to be busy on the weekend (we left on Friday for another campground because there were no open spots for us to stay suitable for a pop-up). We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Great older park clean and quiet; very nice people and things to do for everybody. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I wasn't sure what to expect as the campground's web site doesn't have a lot of pictures, but we were booking at the last minute and most of the other Loudonville parks were full. Then we arrived and had to travel back a rural road to reach the campground - I was getting pretty skeptical. We were pleasantly surprised! This campground is really nice. It is full of mature trees so it's nice and shady and very pretty. The bathrooms were basic but in good condition, very clean, and the showers had nice, hot water with stalls big enough for changing clothes privately. The campground was pretty quiet when we visited which was also nice. We'll definitely go back to Camp Toodik. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Let me start off by saying that we really liked and enjoyed this campground so let me get the negatives out of the way. We stayed in site 101 which was a large sized lot with 2 nice shade trees but the "problem was that the fire ring, picnic table, trees and majority of space is on the "drivers" side of the stone pad which means that the door into the trailer is on the opposite side of all of our cooking and general campfire activities. We were constantly having to move our dog run back and forth depending on what we were doing. Besides that my only comment on #101 is that it took a bit of leveling but no biggie. The campgrounds bath house and indoor pool were very clean. The store is nicely equipped and all of the staff seemed very very nice. The lady who escorted us to our site was a trip. She warned me against skinny dipping in the lake with a wink. We only spent one day there but it was obvious there was lots to do. My son and I spent half of the day mountain biking while my wife and daughter went horseback riding. The rest of the day was spent fishing and eating way to much! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very large park. But the sites were tight. Front area very tight and crowded. We stayed in the back area. Mud bottom swim lake. Clean Pool/ hot tub. Our complaint was the price, the only "extra" you get for the high price was the pool. Everything else was a fee, mini golf, paddle boats, go carts, etc. And all of those things are across a very busy road. Base price $20, but every adult (over age of 10) was an extra $10/night and every kid was an extra $5. For that price there should at least be a discount on the activities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

My wife, 18-month old son, and I stayed here for 1 night. The site has a GREAT indoor pool although we didn't have time to swim. Let me say that I like larger lots as opposed where lots are very close together. This campground has a few nice spots with room, but a most sites are pretty close to together. There are TONS of activities for young kids. It is along a stream and there is a lake with beach, lots of playground equipment, paddle boats for the lake, canoeing across the street run by them. They sold firewood and it burned almost too well. It was $10 a bundle of rough sawn, dimensional wood as opposed to logs, and it burnt very quickly. We went through 3 bags easy in one evening. There are portable potties throughout that are decent and were pretty clean, but there is only one major shower house that is attached to the pool. Shower cubby holes were nice with shelves, room to un/dress, but a little tight. Lots of hot water and water pressure, but out of 10 shower spots I was the only one there. Lots are gravel and gravel roads a little rough with various types and sizes of stone. A little rough and detracting from the look. The check-in sites had everything you could want for your camper or camping experience. The people that work here were very nice. Since there were so many full service lots, it was ok, but there was only one dump station and it was not as nice as others, but it did the job. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We have stayed here many times over the past 2 years in a pop up and rented river cottages, and we always have a blast. The staff is very friendly, the owner drives through several times a day, and the staff enforces the rules. Between cleanings the bathrooms get messy because campers make a mess but they do their best to keep it clean for all to enjoy. We've stayed at all the campgrounds on Wally and always come back here. 2011 new bathrooms will be built. River sites are best. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Enjoyed the campground and will return next year. Spent 2 weeks at this campground on a lot overlooking the river which resulted in a lot of entertainment. Difficult entrance way and exit for a 40ft 5th wheel and the lack of a sewer hookup was a problem. Low hanging power lines is trouble for a big rig and we had to have a spotter walking beside the rig to make sure we could clear them with only a couple of inches to spare. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I camp with a group and this is the second time we were here, both times it was horrible!! The restrooms are an outhouse which the clean maybe once a year! The smell & flies was so bad that I feel lucky I had an RV to use! Four of the campers with us got sick because of this. If you're looking for something to do: this campground has NOTHING! Well, canoeing which we did, was OK, equipment was fine and we all had a good time. They have security folks that visit your camp site just after food is ready (I swear they can smell it from a mile away!). One guy was a real pest and kept asking for food: really! My RV's engine backfired when we were leaving (we were just about the only ones here) and they accused us of setting off some sort of firework, therefore violating the rules and kept our $100 security deposit! The security guy was angry at us, for complaining about his pestering us for food. There are so many BETTER campgrounds in this area, you would be a fool to visit this place. Be warned! Stay away! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access off Highway 3 a few miles south of Loudonville. The park was extremely busy on our visit. We did not have a reservation, but rented a non-reservable, pull-through, paved site with 50 amp electric only. All interior roads and RV sites are paved. Some shade was available. Verizon cell phone service was minimal. No problem receiving satellite TV at our site, but would be a problem with many other sites that offer full shade. Many hiking trails, tubing and canoeing are available. This campground is very popular for family camping. Lots of things for kids to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sure, there are water and sewer hookups, but they are very limited. We had what we thought was a "full hookup" but ended up with electric only. At least it was 50 amp in this extreme record heat for the area. Was surprised to find out that we did not have any water hookup. Good thing we still had some fresh water in our tank. The good: Paved roads and paved sites. The Bad: Very tightly spaced, no privacy. If you like a quiet and peaceful natural park...this place is not for you. Do you like a circus atmosphere? This is your park! All sites seem to circle the huge swimming pool in the middle of the field. This pool has masses of screaming loud children, teenagers, and wild adults. The "river" is simply a shallow stream that has more of the above floating down with blow up inner tubes in only inches of water, which we could not use our canoe in this. Our site, #85 was suggested as a "great site". When we arrived, the paved site was covered in 2-3 inches of gooey mud. They apparently tried to soak up some of the mud with straw...which made it worse. Was never told this on check in. It is also right next to 2 smelly dumpsters. The shower house (and they are limited) was never cleaned the 4 days we were there. That huge spider in a web over one of the only 2 toilet stalls in that bathhouse got really fat on all the masses of bugs that were all over the place. Litter everywhere inside added to the atmosphere in the bath house. This place is also very dog friendly. They are everywhere. Though campers walk them on leashes, many did not pick up the "doo-doos", though bags were furnished free at the bathhouse. The only good thing I could say about this park is the full facility cabins in the rear of the park. They are in a beautiful quiet area with lots of room on the peaceful end of the river and very nicely laid out in shady huge yards. Would never stay here again...in an RV anyway. Cabin...yes...but no to "the zoo'. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As a previous reviewer stated this is a very popular park. I tried to get reservations on line, but they only let you reserve two nights on the weekend. I only needed Saturday night. But, we took a chance and drove to the park and they did have some sites for one night. They don't let you drive through the park to look at the sites, but do have a nice book that has pictures of the sites. We had site 152 at first, which is right on the river, but when we got to the site it was so tight and right on top of the neighbors, which I hate. That loop also has tons of sites really packed together and it was noisy. We moved to site 68 which was quite private, quiet and pretty, good move. The full hookups sites are huge and very spacious. The majority of the sites (not all) in my opinion are close together and not very private. Oh, also the park has sites 1-16 that they save for walk in people. The river and pool look like the big attractions. The park is paved so bike riding is good and there is a paved bike path that goes into town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here and canoed at another location. The staff was friendly and we had a nice secluded tent site. We camped here in a Tent.

The grounds of the campground were very nice but only a small portion of it was for the campers. The tent area was very poorly cared for and on very uneven ground. The water and electric sites were too close together. The bathrooms and showers were in very poor condition and not very clean. The playground was nice but the gameroom had only a couple of games that worked. The swimming pond had only a very small area for the children to swim. All in all a very disappointing experience. We camped here in a Tent.

We do a lot of camping & this campground is our least favorite. We had read a review that people stayed up late making a lot of noise, so we called prior to reserving & were told that an 11 PM quiet time was strictly enforced. Not true. The people next to us stayed up until 2 blasting music & drinking. No one ever said anything to them. The showers were dirty & smelled bad. The bathroom was loaded with bugs & spider-webs. The fresh water was brown. The staff were RUDE & not helpful. When asked a question, their replies were little more than grunts. I seriously cut myself in the shower. Because of the bleeding, I wanted to let a cleaning person know. When I did, she could not have shown less concern acting as if I was more than a nuisance. We will not return to this campground. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Very disappointing park. The rules are there only to say that rules exist in the park but are not enforced. People cut through your campsite at all hours, radios playing until 1am. This is a party park and not a good park for rest and relaxation. Dead opossum in the restrooms did it for us as well as the overflowing dumpsters and playground equipment with beer bottles strewn around the playground. A fine example of a campground that COULD be good as it is a beautiful area, but is poorly run. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was the worst campground I ever stayed at. I truly disliked it and was never so happy to go home. I am giving it a "2" only because it is a functional campground. It is in an area where a campground is a gold mine. There is so much demand that you really don't have to do anything to be successful because people will come regardless. This is obviously the formula the campground owner uses here. Again, while it is functional, I cannot mention one nice thing about this campground. Nothing is updated, new or nice. Anything that has been done has been done in the cheapest, least attractive way possible. For example, the water and electric at my site where strung on a telephone pole that was leaning at about a 20 degree angle which eliminated about 1/4 of my campsite. There is no pavement in the park and hardly any rock or gravel so the dust is terrible. No rules are enforced (i.e. speed limit) and people are allowed to do anything they want (i.e. remote control cars whining all evening) without regard for anyone else. The bathrooms have no sinks to wash hands and there are only 3 showers for men and 3 for women in the entire park. If I hadn't been staying with a group I would have been gone immediately. It would have been torture to be there alone. The staff was very cold about service except for one lady who sold me some firewood one night. Everything in the camp store is kept under lock and key. Wonder why? This park is in one of the prettiest areas of the state, but if the area could be ugly, it would be River Run. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here around Labor Day. It was packed, which is fine, but the bath house has only 2 toilets and 2 showers (for women) and 1 toilet and one urinal for men. The "Pits" are exactly that and very unpleasant with hundreds of flies, if you can get past the smell (needs better facilities). The staff is great and very helpful just need to add some TLC to the bath situation. There is a really nice playground and everyone is tolerant of kids. However, there is a little party atmosphere so sleeping was difficult. There were kids or adults playing basketball until 2 AM and loud yelling etc. until ??? Feel there should be a quiet (enforced) policy after 10-11 PM. This would be perfect with better bathroom facility/multiple facilities and quiet hours. Rivers is great though! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

A great family park. The sites on the river are fantastic. The kids loved the playground and pool. The best part is being on the river and being able to see the people just float by you. The store was great for the kids and it also faces the river. I can not say enough about the owners and the staff they were very helpful and friendly. The only down side is the Pit toilets, but they were clean and freshly painted. Did not use the shower house while there, but it looked decent. We will be going back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Spent a couple nights at this Coast to Coast campground. The new owners, Travel Resorts of Ohio, are making improvements, just slowly. There are two "showcase" sites on the river with concrete pads for the RV and adjoining pad for the table that is at each site. These sites are going it the rate of a couple each year so it will be a while before more are available. The promised Wi-Fi was again not available. In comparison with the Travel Resorts of America (different company) resort in Gettysburg this campground has lots of work to do but only seem to have one maintenance man working. At least the restrooms did not smell. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here as Coast to Coast. This is a membership park recently purchased by Travel Resorts of America. As of our stay, we probably would not stay here again. Our check-in experience was very smooth and the check-in attendants were most helpful. The pool/whirlpool was nice. That concludes the positives for this "campground". Our stay was fairly uneventful until the weekend. Dogs were allowed to run freely, owners are not required to clean up after their pets. There are only 5 sewer sites and those were 30 amp and very unlevel. We were told upon arrival all the riverfront sites were unavailable. However, as we stayed through the weekend, roughly 10-12 of the river sites were never taken by RVs, only by "permanent weekend campers" and were used primarily for vehicle and golf cart parking. A good number of the "permanent" RVs are old and dilapidated and probably unmovable. There is no security or monitoring of partying or quiet time. On Friday night of our stay it was impossible to sleep until 3 AM. We discussed this with a staff member and was told "I get off at 9 PM". On Saturday night, there were also late night issues with partying. We were extremely disappointed with this campground based upon previous experience with Travel Resorts of America campgrounds. Potential members should pay close attention to details at this "campground" before shelling out thousands of dollars to become a member. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mass confusion upon arrival. They did not have our reservation and the confusion came because one of our friends had made reservations for four sites. They were under their names and we were able to convey this to the staff. We paid for two nights as we were set up for a campground tour on Friday with the understanding we would get two nights free if we took the tour. We had planned on staying 4 nights. We were also told that the tour would take place at noon. When the time arrived and no one came to the site we went to them. Again, more confusion. After walking up to the sales center we were told that because we came with three other RVs we could not take the tour. There is some sort of hidden rule that if you camp with others, you are not eligible for tours of the campground. Red flags should have been raised by then. Our tour guide had gone to town to the auto parts store and wasn’t even available to answer the questions we had. The next morning "Ron" came to the site and said we owed more for the site and there was never any promise of any free nights. To say the least "Ron" was rude. Since we had already paid for two nights and no obvious discussion with “Ron” over the problems we had faced. He also never admitted that he was our tour guide. We told him we were willing to leave. Two of the other campers, who were not taking the tour, said they would take a refund and leave also. “Ron” said there would be no refunds for anyone. Again after we agreed that the best thing to do was leave. “Ron” said we could pay half price for the two nights he said we owed. He also said we could not get any tours. Later we found out “Ron” was the manager and that they don’t want you talking with other people who take the tour, because you’ll see how “stupid” it would be to purchase one with this camp site. The other staff members we met were very friendly. Ron turned us off with his attitude. He is a terrible ambassador for Ohio and Wally World RV Resort. For those that have never been at this campsite be warned. There are no concrete slabs, no level sites, no cable, no Wi-Fi, no local TVs to view and no sewer hook ups. There are lovely views of old campers lined along the creek with trash and moss on them. All of this for $40.00 a night. There are many “homesteaders” that have been there for a long time. Many have moss growing on them. They also have the good sites, if you want to call them that along the river. If you have levelers, expect to sink in should it rain, which it did on our four nights. The communications between staff , management, and sales was nonexistent. This should be called an “RV Last Resort”. This is far from what we would call a "Resort". It was a real mud pit when we pulled out this morning. I would not recommend it to my worst enemies. It is nowhere close to Amish country so don't fall for this lie. We camped here in a Motorhome.