These comments are just the experience of the two RV Gypsies and do not make the campground good or bad in general.

This was a nice campground except that A LOT of trains blowing their horns could be heard, day and night.

It was also a Good Sam park and the two RV Gypsies had a 50 amp full hook-up site, pull-thru site. Standard campground guidelines were listed on the campgrounds handout, but as shown in a photo below, 12 pages of campground rules were posted on a bulletin board in the office (probably for the permanent RVs).

TV channels came in OK. The campground had Wi-Fi, but the two RV Gypsies did not get the code. A lot of amenities were available, but the two RV Gypsies were only there for one night, and mostly just to catch up on laundry. Naturally, the roads and sites were dirt.

Check in time was 3 p.m. Check-out time was 1 p.m. On this date, the price was $43.95 per night or $39.55 with Good Sam.

Driving from Michigan to Pleasant View Recreation, a campground in Van Buren, Ohio, the two RV Gypsies liked the design on Perrysburg water tower of people / families enjoying life, so of course Karen Duquette took quick photos through the window of their moving RV.

The campground office and the campground rules on the bulletin board in the office. The campground seemed to have a lot of full-time residents, so those rules were probably for them. The two RV Gypsies received a standard set of rules from the office.

The recreation room attached to the office.

The entry gate.

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