Beechwood Acres Camping Resort

This was our first time camping here. The grounds were beautiful,the landscaping is immaculate. Everything is beautiful as far as the flowers, the grounds, and the trees. The pool is not nearly as big as it looks in the pictures. It’s the size of a swimming pool that you would have in your own backyard, the deepest end is only 5 feet. The swimming pool area is nice. However, you have to make sure that you get there early if you want a chair because the permanent campers definitely make it difficult to get a place to sit. They get there early and place their towels on the chairs and camp out there all day. They do allow alcohol at the pool and there’s good music playing, they also allow floats in the pool, which we really liked. It says online that the pool is heated, which it was not, not really a big deal considering it was so hot when we went but I thought it was strange that it was advertised as heated. As far as we can tell there is no quiet time. People were partying well into the early hours of the morning. There is one bathroom for the entire campgrounds. Crazy considering they won’t allow you to use your black hose/tank. Last but certainly not least, do not expect to have a signal of any kind on your cell phone. And although you pay a ridiculous price per night they do not provide WiFi.

Excellent campground. Laid back vibe, beautifully landscaped, plenty of shade. Live music one of the nights under a nice pavilion. Clean, large pool with shaded area and tables. My only complaint is the size of the lot overall, if we hadn't been next to family we would have been a bit squeezed but other than that - lovely!

We go 3 times a year. Lots of kid activities and Adult games to. Heated pool is awesome. We love it!

Booked over the phone without issue, very pleasant actually. Arrived at campground with easy check in at front office. Was given a map with directions to campsite, here is where I had trouble. The map is misleading on where to go, I missed my turn, had to back up 43’ of camper to make the turn while a permanent resident stood and watched me knowing that I missed the turn and did not even offer a “hey it’s back there, what spot are you looking for?” Most permanent campers are usually an advocate for the campground, this individual…absolutely not. Continuing on to my site I came up to multiple huge trees and a narrow road that is supposed to lead me to my spot, this is not a place you want to have 43’ of camper and no one watching what your doing, (escort to the site at this time would be nice) I get in and out about 6-8 times making sure I don’t hit anything, to my surprise here is another permanent camper just standing there just staring and not even offering to watch trees from his vantage point. Either way it’s my camper and my responsibility. I found my site and was able to get it after a few tries, nothing crazy. However it had trash all over from the previous campers, not an issue, I cleaned it up. There was no fire pit, i kindly asked for one and the gentleman that got it for me was more than pleasant and greeted me. As the stay went one we found out that the permanent campers are very un welcoming of guests. We tried to talk to a few and was given the cold shoulder. There is an obvious division of guests and permanent campers. We took a walk around the campground with our dog and while walking past site 27 the owners there had an unleashed dog that charged my family and our leashed dog. The dog was aggressively coming after us, it was being called back by owners who chose to make typical crappy comments like “it’s nice” “ it won’t hurt you” I don’t know you dog and how it acts. As we were walking away the owners said “we didn’t know anyone would walk down here at night” mind me it was 830-900pm. The leash rule is mentioned multiple times around the campground, we were following the rules. Our neighbors arrived and had two dogs, one on a leash that allowed it to visit our site “yes the leash was that long” and I advised the neighbor that we had a large dog and I was concerned for both dogs safety. The other dog they had was unleashed, I had to return it to them and mention that it was wondering into our site. Long story short, it’s a well kept campground, the pool is nice, the staff is friendly, but if they do not change the the atmosphere people will start leaving more negative reviews. ** there are no full hookups either, only grey water drains, you will need a cap with a garden hose adapter to drain grey water** Also worth a mention is the dump station is in a terrible spot, and you must make multiple turns to get into it. I would give a higher review but the atmosphere and permanent campers ruined the trip for our family, so much so that we left Sunday instead of Tuesday.

This is one of the nicest campgrounds my family and I have ever been to. Out of all the campgrounds we have visited in Ohio this is one of the cleanest and well maintained parks available. The shower houses are clean and the restrooms are constantly maintained to insure they are also clean and well stocked. The staff are always setting up events and bands to provide entertainment to campers. The other campers are friendly and inclusive too! The pool is great, good for kids and adults to cool off on hot days. Overall I would highly recommend Beechwood Acres to anyone. Whether you have small kids or just adults you'll have a good time.

First time here, perfect stay! We've been to many campgrounds for tent/yurt/cabin camping, some good, some bad. The second we pulled into this one, we knew it was a good one. You can tell immediately the owners care about this place. Everything's very neat, tidy, clean, and the staff is friendly and helpful. We stayed in the yurt (their only one). Plenty of room inside and out, comfy for four of us, and we slept very well! It was during the week, so we enjoyed relative quiet both nights. From the campground office, it's a five minute walk to the beach on the lake. We definitely picked the right place!