Timbercrest Camp & RV Park

We stayed at this campground from 6/12 - 6/19 2022. Park is mostly an open field with pull thru full hookup sites. No shade and sites are very close together. There are some back in sites with trees. Clean modern bathroom and showers. While we were there, there was a tornado warning in the middle of the night. The bathroom is the shelter and we all stayed in there until the storm subsided. It wasn't a tornado, but we did have an 80-mph wind which blew everyone's canopies, rugs, etc. We had no damage to our camper and found our things the next day. Many people did have severe damage to their 10x10 pop up canopies, etc and quite a few people left. The power lines and trees were down in the surrounding area and power was out for 4 days. The owners came and helped people clean up and provided port-a-pottys until they secured a generator which only ran during the day, so we did have water.
The area is 80 % Amish and also many Mennonite families, all were very friendly and helpful. Watch for buggies and bikes on the roads. The markets are great with good food. The surrounding towns are very interesting, Sugarcreek, Millersburg, Berlin. Suggest the Amish-Mennonite Heritage Center and Guggisburg Cheese Factory.

Most sites are on top of a hill. No shade. These are full hookup, pull thru. They are fairly close together.There are a few backin sites in the shade on the South side of the property. They are electric only. Property was very tidy and well kept. Bathrooms clean with plenty hot water.
Staff is friendly and helpful. A commercial bakery is onsite for cookie fans! We were there in middle of the week and it was quiet and peaceful. Dump station available and a faucet at bathhouse for fresh water fill. Water tasted good. Right in the middle on Amish tourist country. Plenty for options. Don’t miss the worlds
Largest cuckoo clock in Sugar Creek or huge and delicious ice cream at Walnut Creek!

This campground is basic, but quiet and well maintained. There are no trees, but the full hookup sites are level, the water pressure is very good, the staff is friendly,, and the facilities are spotless.

The wifi and Verizon data are both very good at this campground.

We had one night of storms and the electricity kept going on and off. I am not sure if that was a CG wiring issue or an overall power grid thing but something to be mindful of if you have pets.

The sites at the end of the rows have larger lawns and are better suited for larger groups.

The surrounding area has lovely Amish farms and this campground puts yoy right in the heart of Ohio's Amish country.

If you are visiting the nuCamp factory, it is only a 15 minute drive from this campgrpund.