I’m following up on an earlier review I did on this location. A few changes have been made. First prices have increased. No surprise there. The number of permanent sites seem to have increased too. This park is well maintained and clean. Our site was surrounded by permanent sites and overall the noise level and shenanigans often experienced in such a location wasn’t bad. The park store was well stocked with commonly needed items. You will pay for this convenience. They also sell beer, wine and cigs. They have a gas station that includes diesel. The fuel was moderately priced. It was my understanding that they no longer allow tent camping. There are a lot of golf carts. Seldom was the required 5 mph speed limit observed. Usually the golf carts drove about as fast as they could. If you are interested in touring the wineries this is a great location and nice place to stay. They even have a private taxi service that for a fair price will shuttle you to the town area. Biggest pluses- location and overall nice park. Biggest negatives- pesky golf carts.

Good place close to Cleveland. Geneva on the Lake is a summer resort town and the rv park has a mixture of residents and transients. Facilities are clean and the wifi is terrible. For the price...too much for too little.

We love this place. The pull through sites are fairly level, they have a jump pillow and the pool is great. There are actually two pools. One is for people under 21 and one is for people over 21. There are a lot of seasonal campers here and there’s a good reason for it it’s a really well run resort with a lot of nice amenities in a great location.

We were visiting family in the area and couldn’t get in the nearby state park, so chose this park. We didn’t love it from the beginning. There are a ton of seasonal spots, some run down and tacky and others full of golf carts and parties. Neither appeal to us. The quiet time is not enforced at all. The laundry area was clean and convenient. Didn’t use the bath, showers or other amenities. We left a day early and got a refund, so we were pleasantly surprised by that. Have had better experiences at Sun properties.

After her blowing a trailer tire and dealing with all the headaches with that I wasn’t in the mood to deal with a crappy campground. COVID-19 restrictions notwithstanding we finally made it to our campsite to find it well manicured. The parking area was graveled but flat. No weeds in the gravel to be found and wide. We opted to reserve a specific spot which costed an additional $20 a night. I’m not sure that was actually needed because all the sites were nice. This was a full hook up spot. All the utilities were located near the middle of the parking area meaning I hooked everything up with short hoses. The cable worked properly. This left me with little, to not like! Camp setup was a breeze and found the WiFi adequate however streaming would require an upgrade. The first employee I spoke to was an older gentleman (older than me) and I inquired as to where a traveler might purchase a tire. He immediately called a friend who owned Richmond Trailer. This in short was quite fortunate. This guy turned out to be a great contact and took care of me fairly and honestly. Also located in the front is a gasoline station with competitive prices, a store that was well stocked including beer wine and low alcohol, a restaurant/ bar that didn’t suck, in fact their wings were pretty good. All fairly priced. Plenty of wineries within 20 minutes. A couple of breweries and a distillery. Two ponds to fish at a nice miniature golf course. Playgrounds and a pool. Nice place. One of the nicer campgrounds I’ve stayed at.

Great amenities and an all around great place to stay. They offer a military discount if you stay three days or more.