Mio Pine Acres Cabins Campground

0 star review, my experience with this garbage business is over before it began. At least they were able to steal $80 from me, I’m sure I’m not the first. Come up to that area to side by side ride frequently, and if it weren’t for them being misleading, they may have had a decent return client. Wife booked a weekend in August 2024, and asked the day she made the reservation if she could cancel if need be. She was told 7 days ahead……….reasonable. Then she ended up cancelling 9 days out and was told she would be good to go. Booked the original reservation about 3 weeks out. They charged my credit card anyway, wouldn’t return my calls. Claimed they called her back and that their cancellation policy was 30 days. She didn’t even book it 30 days out and specifically asked because she knew there was a possibility we would need to back out. Hopefully friends will recognize my name on this review and not stay here.

Not a lot of good things to say about this campground. 1. Extremely aggressive, hostile, and unprofessional owner came charging up and screamed at our group for 15+ minutes because an extended family member who wasn’t staying with us and wasn’t present at the campsite had apparently yelled at his employee over their ridiculous visitors policy. He sat there yelling, swearing, and getting in people’s faces very aggressively, all in front of a group consisting largely of small children and elderly people. To be frank, he seemed like he had serious anger issues and was spoiling for a fistfight with his customers. I’ve never seen anything like it, I’d avoid at all costs based on the interactions with him alone. Extremely hostile and rude every time we interacted with him. 2. Ridiculous visitor policy. You have to pay $5 per person per day just to visit people who are staying in the campground. It’s a shameless money-grab that serves no purpose. Visitors also have to leave by 10pm, or else the host immediately escalates to calling the sheriff. Again, very unreasonable and hostile in pretty much every way possible. 3. Pet policy doesn’t allow Rottweilers or pit bulls, and we had to sign a waiver for a 15-pound yorkiepoo… 4. People drink and party and yell and play music all through the night, zero enforcement of quiet hours (unlike the visitor policy, probably because it doesn’t make them money). I had to wear headphones all night just to get any sleep because of 15+ 20-year-olds partying loudly all night in the campsite right next to us. All-in-all, the host was rude and unprofessional, it was very loud and crowded, and they’ll try to get your money any way they can. I’d stay elsewhere.

Is there a way to leave a zero star review? Cause this is EXACTLY what this campground needs. Location is off a busy road with lots of traffic and that is not even close to the issue here. The owner, gentleman, is rude and has SEVERE anger issues, threatened my group of campers, cussing us out and the person he was looking for was not even at my campsite, nor registered at my campsite, nor with me, specifically, period. It was uncalled for and shows the true character of the whole campground that is basically a field of grass with some gravel here and there. There is literally nothing to do at this campground. Owner could have handled the whole situation much more maturely, by having a one on one discussion with the woman he was looking for who was actually a few campsites over. A few others, that were part of a bigger group, had issues with him when checking into the park too. To many other campgrounds that appreciate your business than to be subjected to this type of hostile environment. I will never give one more dime to this place. We actually left a day early and you can keep the change.

Nice family owned campground, we came up to the area so my husband could do some fly fishing. The rates are very reasonable, you get water and electric. We pre-ordered a pizza for our 2nd night and it was delicious! Our son played at the small playground, not huge but it kept him happy. We would stay again, next time we're in the area.

I liked this RV campground. We still have our Thor. We didn't use any cabins, but saw they were clean and adorable. This park is very near our son's house. It's very clean and the owners obviously work hard to keep it that way. The little cabins they rent are log cabins, but managed to look fresh, from what I could see. The RV park is very clean too. There's not enough space between RVs, I found myself walking on my neighbors spot without realizing it. They charge $5 extra for temporary visitors. That doesn't work well for our son's young family, especially when they make them park and walk in or ... to save them all that with a baby, us oldies walked out. Another hard rule is no rugs. Must be a breathable mat over their dry grass and gravel. I wasn't sure who were the owner's trailers, if they were owners. Maybe just very rich folks with those huge diesel RVs with multiple slide-outs. A couple trailers had rugs on the grass and dogs running free. Their many item, list of rules, had those two things highlighted, so I thought they'd especially enforce them. Maybe they would have. We were enjoying the show as we often do on our camping trips. The owners (or managers) were real nice. They served pizza and had other things at their store. Ultimately, we didn't stay either night we had reserved. Something came up at home. Would have been interesting. We were able to get our DirecTv signal. It was quiet with many close-by options for food and entertainment, outside the campgrounds.