Camp Sandusky, Sandusky

I never though the a campground would be right on the side of the high-way and Exit Ramp. Thesites are so small that you are pilled up onto each other. Cabins are way over priced and also right backed up to the interstate RT 2. The pool was also over crouded and i did not see anyone maintaining it. Cedar Point is close to other campgounds in the area so call they and ask about their policies and space issues. They also don't offer Tent camping and have strict policies about early and late check in and outs. I visited Crystal Rock campgound only 4 minutes down the road and it's a bueatifull Campground andthe sites are huge and the new owners are great. Tent sites are your choice and are shaded or full sun. Also they have a huge field for baseball games or what ever else you like. I will go there next time.

The sites were way too small, the pool is not a place any adult would want to venture and I sure wouldn't let kids younger than 13 go in there alone because of all the 'busy' kids in it. At least it's close to Cedar Point, so we pretty much just woke up and left and came back late at night when it was time for sleep.

Look this camp ground was great! Nice site, very clean, big play ground. The camper sits where a little close but what do you want it’s a camp ground. They where big enough for are camper, truck and still had room for my son to ride his bike. Stay there and you wont go wrong. On a side note the cabins looked very small but I did not stay in them.

I took my family to Camp Sandusky over the 4th of July weekend (2008). Our reservations were made two months prior, to include a full hookup site in which I was told that a 35 ft. RV and a vehicle will fit on the site. As we arrived to our site there was a mini van parked in the middle of it, and a tree at the back of it in which there is no way my 30 ft. trailer and vehicle would fit. In the mean time the person that showed us to our site was driving around in a golf cart smoking the whole campground with fowl smelling exaust. After 25 minuts they finally decided to put me at a different site without a tree in the back. I was able to manuever my unit between the two site marking trees at the front of the site (you could see were they had been hit several times) within a couple of inches from the edge of the site. After setting up camp my wife pointed out that the awning extended over our boudry line. Showers are very dumpy, muddy wet floors, no place to put your stuff, and being infested with spiders and bugs my wife chose to shower herself and the kids in the RV. My opinion if you are staying at a campground where the Sherrif has to patrol all night it may not be safe, if you can not enjoy a relaxing shower and you are packed like sardines into your site you will probably not have a luxurious stay. I should have known when we checked us in that if we were not all the way on our site we would be asked to move our RV, that the sites were too small to accompany an RV. I did see online for a little less than double the price they offer double wide sites (very expensive as it is equivelent to a regular site anywhere else). A couple of good things about our stay at Camp Sandusky was the pankake breakfast, it was very good and you never had to wait for seconds. It is very close to cedar point.