WATER PARK CAMGROUND

[rvthereyet]

DOES ANYBODY KNOW ABOUT A WATER PARK CAMPGROUND WE LIVE IN MICH. DON'T MIND TO TRAVEL ABOUT 500 MILES.

[Don Wilson]

If you are asking about amusement parks that have water type rides the only one I am aware of in that area is Cedar Point Amusement Park is located at Sandusky, Ohio, which is outside Cleveland. There may be more in your area but I have only been to that one.

One of the other members from your area will probably be on sometime today and give you more information.

Don

[campswithcritters]

The only one I've run into up in the great white north was at the KOA in Hayward WI. Definitely not a quiet place during the summer days.

[wild acres]

Hi RVTHEREYET, don't know if it, is within 500 miles, but there is a nice one at Santa Claus, In. If you go to this one, get reservations for the concrete pad sites. Other sites pretty rough, and cheaper. I used a cheap one a couple years ago, glad I had a short tt at the time. I would never get my "bird" in there. John

[surveyman]

They advertise as the largest in the midwest. Been there a few years ago and they do have a lot of water stuff, it's all water stuff. You can easily spend a day there. Go on line and check them out.

[Olbird]

Definitely not a quiet place during the summer days.

Bruce, I know what you mean, they had this old man drinking Jack and riding this motorcycle.
You ever run into this guy while camping ??????

[campswithcritters]

Definitely not a quiet place during the summer days.

Bruce, I know what you mean, they had this old man drinking Jack and riding this motorcycle.
You ever run into this guy while camping ??????

No motorcycle on that trip, but would have liked to have had it to get out of there during the day hours!

[PaulandTammy]

Holiday World in Santa Claus Indiana. One very nice waterpark and campground at Lake Rudolph

[rvthereyet]

HAS ANYONE GONE TO HOLIDAY WORLD AND IF YOU DID HOW WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE? AND WHAT CAMPGROUND DID YOU STAY?

[PaulandTammy]

Holiday World is one of the nicest parks you could ever visit. The waterpark is amazing. The prices for food are very reasonable and your drinks are free. They have every Pepsi product, water, tea, and gatorade throughout the park at self serve drink stations. We usually go two or three time each year. Holiday World has it's own campground called Lake Rudolph Campground. The campground is huge with mostly paved roads. It is one of our favorite places to camp. We usually get the deluxe site with full concrete pad and patio. You can get discount tickets at the camp store and there are shuttles than runs every 20 minutes that drops you off right infront of the amusement park gate. Lake Rudolph is an amusement park campground, while very clean and senic it will be anything but quiet. I would say most people are there with their kids to visit the park and it is always near capacity. There are lots of rental golf carts and I would suggest getting one also. My family loves camping there, especially my daughter, but don't go there expecting solitude and quiet . The campground is huge, usually full, lots of kids, lots of noise, lots of golf carts, lots of fun, extremely clean and well managed.

[rvthereyet]

IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU GUYS HAVE ALOT OF FUN........ WE HAVE A DAUGHTER THAT IS 10 AND LOVES THE WATER PARKS,AND MY WIFE AND I DON'T MIND THE NOISE AT ALL. MATTER OF FACT WE LIKE TO PARTY AND HAVE FUN TOO. DOES THE CAMPGROUND ACCEPT DOGS?

[Mike Clay]

Here is the link to the park
http://www.lakerudolph.com/

[PaulandTammy]

DOES THE CAMPGROUND ACCEPT DOGS?

yes