Came here for my friends birthday a group of 10 of us.. we were here since Friday. All guest paid to participate in activities. Sunday after swimming and fishing, we went back to our campsite to cook dinner and sit around the fire listening to music. The “owner” comes and tells us we have to leave the park because our music was too loud and he received complaints from other campers. We politely asked him if we could just turn the music down and continue our night since we were unaware that the music was so loud and we have been drinking. He said we had 30 mins to pack up and leave or he was calling the police.. because of music! No warning or anything. We are paying customers just like everyone else. Now we had to risk our lives drinking and driving.Very unprofessional very rude and we will never return.

Best family owned campground around. A family that cares about their campground and the families that visit. They are always upgrading too. Our grandchildren love the campground too. Spending the season here is life saving in so many ways. Spending the summer with my grandchildren at my favorite place, who could ask for more. I would love to THANK the owners for making this campground so very special to so many families.

Would give this place 5 stars because of the beautiful lake and very nice, clean setup of the park but the first day here and we are trying to enjoy the water and beach on a beautiful sunny day but Mr. Lemonade stand guy has the back of his car open blaring political talk radio for the last two hours. Not really interested in listening to politics while I am relaxing on the beach and apparently lemonade guy will be here all week. Not real awesome.

Clean and well maintained. The lake was fun to swim in and staff was friendly. The only complaint (similar to others) is the sites are a little tight and you're very close to neighbors. If you want more wooded sites, these aren't for you. We only stayed for two nights but overall enjoyed our stay.

We enjoyed the feel of the campground, even though the lots were very tight and the rocks (instead of gravel) a bit hard to navigate. Ours also had a hole in it that would have been easy to get hurt in. It was crazy busy as it was a hot summer weekend, but it looked like the families were really enjoying themselves. As Westerners, we appreciated the extra effort the staff made to clean up campfire sites after campers left. Although we had to keep our windows closed and AC on because of the fires from the campers a few feet away. We are older full-time RVers and this was a convenient place for a few nights stop, but not someplace we would go out of our way to go back to.

We camped at Woodside Lake this past Fri/Sat. The whole family got wristbands to use the inflatables and water equipment (SUP, water trike) and had a great day. For campers it is $5 per person, per day to get a wristband. Community members and guests can also pay to enter, but it is more. Even on a beautiful weekend (upper 80s) it wasn't too crowded. We would come again. Regarding the sites, we were in the 1-10 loop at site 5. We have a 42' class A and the sites were tight, but my husband had no problem getting in/out. They are gravel sites, and half of the roads are gravel, some areas are paved, but most aren't. One of the staff members helped him park so he got positioned quickly in between trees so we didn't have isuses with slideouts. They give you a keycard for the gate to enter, so there is extra security. Some people have mentioned the water qualty. At our site (5), there were two water connections, one was filtered and the other wasn't. We connected our rig to the filtered water and it was great - no bad taste or odor. Maybe other sites didn't have filtered water, but we had no complaints here. When I used the shower house I noticed the shower water was unfiltered and could smell the faint iron odor, but it was fine and I didn't smell like iron afterwards as one person mentioned. Many of the sites are seasonal campers and have permanent set ups. It is a very nice community of campers. There are swings, basketball, and a great sand volleyball count. The grass was nice and soft/green and the area by the beach had great shade. All in all, the grounds were very nice. We would definitely stay here again if in town and would recommend to a friend. The price was good, people were nice, and management was very friendly.

This is a year round campsite located within a neighborhood with great activities for the family. Most of the campsites have long term residence and have their own built on porches/decks. Pros: Quiet, strict visitor hours enforced. A beautiful park with gravel sites and well maintained. Fairly clean bathrooms, dumpsters nearby. Cons: The play area at Deer Run looks like guests just left discarded toys and most things were broken or near breaking. Not sure if they use well water but the sulfur smell was strong. You cannot choose your site or WE were not allowed to choose our site. When we opted to extend our stay we were told we needed to move because our site was reserved for the day we needed. We were offered a site close by but rules should be the same for everyone.

Lake is nice. Staff is great. Playground - eh- if you have small/young kids. Sites gravel but level - not just small, narrow and open, but makes the neighbors sewer connection right next to our picnic table - no matter where we'd move it. We we're in pull-through site #1. 30' 5th wheel. This was an overnight and I'd probably not stay again. The extra $5.00/person add-on didn't make us happy, either

My kids and I absolutely LOVE staying at Woodside Lake! Not only do we have a great time in the water but the vibe is such a family oriented feel! We had a scare when our youngest ran off and a nice neighbor returned her. The people there are quality, good people. Workers and guests alike.

The location was perfect, near Cuyahoga Valley. The staff was very friendly and allowed early check-in. The campground has a lot of kid-friendly activities. They seem to have a lot of regulars and, therefore, campground events such as a live band on Saturday night. The sites were a little small, but it was perfect for just my boyfriend and I. My biggest complaint is the bathrooms and showers. They were clean, but the showers were separated by sex (which kind of sucks when you have to share your soap/shampoo/conditioner with your partner), in addition to being really old and small. Due to the separation, my boyfriend had to wait for me to finish showering to shower. I found it difficult to change in a small area without getting my new/fresh clothes wet. However, overall, I'd say this was well worth the price and experience for us. We wanted a place close to Cuyahoga Valley and this was perfect for that.

Very clean and well maintained. Host was very accommodating. We had an emergency trip to Ohio to become grandparents. They put themselves out to find us a place to park our camper for as long as we needed. Greatly appreciated. 😊

Stayed here for a week. Very clean camp ground the staff is very friendly as well. Only complaint I have is I wish the sites were a little wider. Not much room between campers to sit outside. The park is very quiet at night. I also have to compliment the yard crew. They were mowing lawns. When they did our lot they moved our lawn chairs and put them right back when they were done. Awesome!!!!

We absolutely loved our stay. The campgrounds were well maintained and clean the lake was so fun. The cabin was cozy and clean. We loved everything about our stay and can't wait to come back next year.

My wife and I went on Labor Day Weekend, which may have been the problem. Simply, it was overcrowded with minimal space between sites, quiet hours do not start until 11pm and some “campers” were basically drunk the whole time - working on their truck like it’s their garage. We did not stay the second night.

I enjoy my stay here every fall! The cabins are reasonably priced and are so cute! Everything around the campground is always clean and well-maintained. The staff is very welcoming, helpful and friendly! Thank you for another relaxing weekend away from the hustle and bustle of life. I always leave more relaxed and peaceful!

We had a family road trip this past August and found this place to stay, as it was near Cuyahoga Valley NP, and looked very family friendly. Our travel trailer lot was maybe a bit narrow, but with all of the other positives I can’t complain. We have a 9 and 7 yo, we brought our bikes and felt safe letting them bike around the park without us, there is a game room and playgrounds. But the best of the best part is the lake with the blow up activities. I sat on the shore while those boys played and played. The manager is so nice, he helped us out of a major pickle with our travel trailer and made a potentially difficult issue very manageable for us. If we even come back this way we’ll absolutely stay here.

This is a huge park. Many folks live here, yet we hardly saw anyone. NiceAnd cute We were here off season pas through so maybe this is why it was super quiet. Tons of walking and great for our dog.

The bathrooms were well maintained, the staff was friendly. We enjoyed our stay- however the parks seemed to be missing toys and had broken toys.

Had a good stay. Looks like they have plenty of activities for the family. Nice clean and friendly place. Thank you

Stayed in the Rv park in our fifth wheel. Nice amenities swimming fishing beach and game room maybe a bit pricey but overall well worth it 👌

Location is essential for our motorcoach stays in NE OH. There are not lots of choices. Very helpful and friendly manager. It's what I call a 'staycation' park with lots of recreational for kids which is great. Sites are very basic, and your rig will be sited on overly large, difficult to walk on rocks. For those looking for upscale sites (patios, chairs, etc) you will not find those here. We did get satellite reception and wifi was OK. We would certainly be happy to pay an upcharge for a paved site.

Woodside is phenomenal. Swimming & play in the lake, especially for kids is equal to but in so many better than the big waterparks. For an extremely low and affordable price, kids, young teens & even those who are a little past that can enjoy the inflatables and water toys and offer Kayaking and various boating types. Swimming & fishing is even more affordable for just a dip in the lake. Our family had a blast as visitors & we as overnite camping guest - NOT primitive lol but tents were involved. The site we rented was on point. Our neighbors surrounding our campsite were so personable and enjoyable. The staff is phenomenal. I didn't get everyones name but Conner and ALL the staff from 18-21Aug23 were friendly, kind, courteous & personable making for a wonderful weekend. It is truly family friendly and a great experience for first time campers. Gameroom with inexpensive video games. Showers and even a country-type store witn inexpensive items you may have forgotten or left at home. The location and area is well kept, equipped and beautiful. Take the time to enjoy a day or a couple or more overnite stays here. It is the best campground in this area. You will have a great time.

Nice staff. Really cool lake with things to play on. Very tiny camp sites. The pull thru sites are so small you’re on top of each other with no privacy and only feet apart.

Fantastic camping experience! Kristen was a lifesaver. Her warm welcome and her smiling face really sealed the deal for us to return next year.

All I need to say is awesome. We were traveling east to our home in NJ. We had been visiting sons in CO. My husband was looking for a place to stay overnite. He ran across woodside lake and booked it. We stayed for 3 nights. The bathrooms are spotless. The laundry was clean and all machines were working. We had full hookup right next to the laundry. Site #61. It was also close enough to the lake but not to close. We will definitely return again possibly next year on our way to MI. It was not expensive and worth every min. Check it out.

Very nice place and staff with the exception of the low quality water. Be prepared to battle massive iron in your water. We bought 3 different filter systems including a softener system and still had problems. Orange hair and showers need sprayed regularly with an iron removing cleaner.

Love it here!! Have been a seasonal camper since 2012 and the experience has been great. The bathhouse and bathrooms are always clean. All the staff are very friendly and there is always something to do. Fishing, swimming or hiking, arcade games,horse shoe pits, or swings for the kids,or just plain relaxing in the quiet of nature at it's finest,the experience is always exceptional.

This is a quiet well kept park. Our site was nice except for the very large gravel...it was very hard to walk on and damaging to my jack pads I put down so my leveling jack's didn't get damaged. The water is so disgusting smelling...when you get out of the shower you smell gross and it lingers. We didn't use their restrooms, didn't even look in them. Laundromat was way to hot to stay and do laundry in. The game room has no a/c, was way to hot to stay inside for anytime. We didn't swim in the lake but alot of people did. The gross smelling water would keep me from coming back here.

Ok place on a weekday, completely over run and loud on the weekend. Campers are so tight that we had dinner on our picnic table which is right next to the neighbors sewer line. Scared to light a fire that we'd set the next camper on fire. There is a nice beach area, but again, so busy with kids on the weekend. Daily beachers also use the same bathhouse as the campers, so it's a mess with water and sand. We used the basketball court and walked a lot. There are tons of seasonal campers here. Water smells awful like rust so much that our sinks and toilets have rust rings now and we were only there 4 nights. Had electrical issues..our AC wouldn't run 2 of the 5 days due to low power from the box. Thankfully it wasn't too hot out that we could open windows. The weekdays were much better. Less people, less noise (Sat. Night the neighbors were noisy til after 130am. Wish campground staff would patrol and enforce their quiet hours!) Didn't really interact much with staff. Bathrooms were cleaned daily..kind of. Everything is coated in rust. Soap wasn't filled for 3 days and trash was missed often. All in all it was presentable and functioned well. It's mostly high school kids working in all areas I saw. There are 3 washers and 3 dryers, $5/load to wash and dry.

Cons: 1. All of the roads to access this RV resort have posted "No Trucks" signs. With a big RV at 13' 6" of clearance we were swerving lanes to avoid power lines 2. The primary amenity of this RV park is the lake near the entrance. Unfortunately the regulations of lake use are not clear, but you actually have to pay extra for a wristband at the front office in order to swim to the fun toys in the deep part of the lake. I was half way swimming there with my kid when the lifeguard told me to turn back because I didn't have a wristband. I had no idea, it isn't posted anywhere. 3. The water at this park is questionably potable. Even with an in-line filter, the iron content of the water can be smelled, tasted, and it even stained our clothes pink using the laundry machine in our rig. DO NOT DO LAUNDRY in your rig here, the iron in the water will stain all of your clothes. You must drink bottled water. Pros: 1. Playgrounds were great and had lots of extras 2. Sites are very spacious with lots of room. 3. Staff was friendly.

Very nice rural campground with a lake that is open for swimming. The staff was very friendly and helped guide us to our site. There is a nice running/walking trail around the lake and a good playground for kids. We only stayed one night, so we didn't use many of the other amenities, but it was a nice stay!

I purchased a TT-30P to 14-50R adapter to charge an electric car while on road trips at places like Woodside, but I needed a place to test it out. They kind enough to let me test it on a 30-amp box. The owner was super friendly and helpful.

Not happy with our site. Very narrow/crowded sites, not sure how we will get out of site when we leave. Fire pits at each site but so close to each $100K-400K RV would not be intelligent to use the fire pit. Large rocks on site making it difficult and dangerous to walk. Definitely not pet friendly. Poor animals had no where to go because of all the restrictions. Never did find a dog park if there was one.

We enjoyed our one night stay here. We were in a pull through spot. A bit close to our neighbors, but it's a clean cg with many amenities. Lots of permanent spots. All we're friendly.

My husband & I needed a campsite at 2200 in a Friday night. The owners went out of their way to get us one & help us back in. Their kindness was just the first of what we experienced in Ohio. The park was clean, the campers were friendly, & the site sizes were perfect. Would totally camp here again!