Redesigned and reinvested to serve families seeking a well-maintained and activity-rich outdoor experience, Lake Wapusun RV Resort in Shreve, Ohio, operates with a strong emphasis on cleanliness, site quality, and programmed recreation that distinguishes it from older campground facilities in the greater Wayne County area. The resort's revamped amenity package and family-first programming philosophy give it a character suited equally to weekend family trips and extended summer stays by guests who value organized social activities alongside natural camping experiences in northeastern Ohio's rural Amish Country landscape. A volleyball net, basketball court, shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits, and cornhole areas provide a range of outdoor group-activity options appropriate to guests of varying ages. Bingo events, movie nights, and an on-site waterslide complement the outdoor recreation options with programmed social activities during peak camping season. A fishing pond on the property gives guests without a boat an immediate angling option, and site maintenance standards reflected in the resort's cleanliness approach carry across the full campground infrastructure—restrooms, showers, laundry, and hookup areas are maintained with an attention to detail that is explicitly central to the resort's operating philosophy. The rural Wayne County landscape surrounding the resort is deeply shaped by the culture and commerce of Ohio's Amish Country—the largest Amish community in the world, centered in Holmes, Wayne, and Coshocton Counties and extending through the rolling farmland and small towns of northeast-central Ohio. The distinctive character of Amish Country—horse-drawn buggies on county roads, family-run cheese shops, quilt stores, furniture workshops, and bakeries—gives the region a cultural tourism identity unique in the Midwest that rewards visitors willing to explore local roads at a deliberate pace. Holmes County and the surrounding area provide some of the most concentrated and accessible Amish Country retail and dining in the United States, including the large selection of restaurants and shops in Millersburg, Berlin, and Walnut Creek that cater to visitors while maintaining an authentically regional character. Yoder's Amish Home, the Behalt cyclorama mural at the Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center in Berlin, and the covered bridges of the region provide additional cultural and heritage context for guests extending their stay beyond a single weekend. The Killbuck Valley, nearby canoeing on the Killbuck Creek, and the gentle ridge-and-valley topography of Wayne County add natural recreation options to the cultural tourism landscape. Lake Wapusun RV Resort is open through the warm camping season, with the Wayne County area's spring-through-fall climate supporting comfortable outdoor recreation across the full campground calendar. Summer represents the highest-demand period for family stays, and the resort's programmed activities and waterslide are most fully operational during June through August. The Amish Country tourism season is strong through fall, and weekend visitors arriving for autumn leaf color and harvest-season purchasing at regional farms and markets make September and October popular shoulder-season camping windows. Advance reservations for summer holiday weekends are recommended.
Campground rules and policies
Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Arrival time is 3 pm.
- Departure time is 12 pm.
- All guests must pay in full up front.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Reservations
- One car permitted per campsite.
- If your site has a sewer connection, your sewer hose must be fastened at both ends using a connector or a rubber donut.
- All grey water should be properly disposed of at the dump station or scheduled for pump out with park maintenance.
- Campsite must be cleaned daily, and bagged waste must be deposited in trash containers.
- Max of two pets is allowed at all camping sites.
- Limit 8 people per site.
- Additional fees apply for parties of over 2 adults and 2 children.
- We offer seasonal memberships and winter storage for guests wanting to have fun with us all season long.Quiet Hour
- Quiet time is 11 pm – 8 am.
- Quiet time is strictly enforced by on-site security/management.
- Please be considerate of others.
- No loud music at any time.Age & Supervision
- Must be 21 or older to rent a campsite or cabin.
- Children under age 18 should always be under the direct supervision of a parent or guardian.
- Children should never be left unattended.Vehicle & Speed Regulations
- Please maintain speeds less than 10 mph throughout the property.
- All vehicles, golf carts, and RVs must carry and have proof of liability insurance.
- Golf carts are not allowed for non-member use.
- Golf cart contract and inspection must be completed prior to use.
- Use of 4x4 vehicles, ATVs, and dirt bikes is strictly prohibited.Firearms & Safety
- Guests must obey all federal, state, and local laws regarding the ownership and possession of firearms.
- Firearms are not permitted in any property buildings or common areas.
- The discharge of firearms, BB guns, air guns, or rifles, or similar devices, is strictly prohibited.Campfires & Firewood
- Campfires must be in fire rings only.
- Do not put trash of any kind in fire rings.
- During quiet hours, we ask that music and voices be kept to a minimum.
- Extinguish your fires 100% with water before retiring or leaving your campsite.
- If you would like to build a fire in the fire ring at your site or in the general fire pits on the property, please purchase a bundle of firewood from the general store.
- No outside wood is permitted.
- Use of any open flame device besides grills in public areas, toxic chemicals, or any other hazardous equipment or supplies in the RV resort is prohibited.Fishing Rules
- All fishing is catch and release, no exceptions.
- No night fishing.
- No frog gigging allowed.
- No walking through other sites to fish off the shoreline.
- Please dispose of fishing line, worm cups, etc., in proper trash bins.Pets policy
- All pets must be registered at the office at check-in.
- Pets that are well-behaved and vaccinated are welcome.
- Dogs must be on a 6-foot or shorter leash unless inside the gated area of the dog park.
- Always clean up after pets.
- Pets are only allowed at pet-friendly cabins, so please request them at the time of booking.
- For one pet, there is a flat fee of $50.
- For two pets, there is a flat fee of $75.
- Pet owners are required to bring a crate or crates for their pets and are responsible for pet clean-up and noise control.
- For the safety of our guests, pets must be up to date on vaccinations.
- We reserve the right to remove hostile and disruptive pets from the park.Flags Rule
- The following flags are allowed to be displayed at your site and throughout the campground: all international flags, military, including Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Coast Guard, POW, MIA, and veterans, sports and decorative flags such as holiday, seasonal, or garden.Alcohol & Guest Conduct
- Guests must obey all federal, state, and local laws regarding alcohol.
- On the property, you are liable for your own safety and the safety of others.
- Consumption of alcohol is restricted to only your campsite.Visitors policy
- All visitors should register at the campground office upon arrival and must pay for a parking pass.
- Passes are available for your guests.
- Please inquire at the office.Rental Unit Cleanliness & Fees
- Guests are expected to leave rental units in a reasonably clean condition at departure.
- A $75 cleaning fee may apply if basic cleaning guidelines are not met.
- Units left in an unreasonably filthy condition, with unauthorized pets, or evidence of smoking will incur a minimum $250 professional cleaning fee.Refund & Liability
- If, for any reason, you are asked to leave or choose to leave early, no refund will be given.
- Lake Wapusun is not responsible for all incidents.Lake And Water Attractions
- Lake access and swimming are allowed only in designated areas and during designated hours.
- Proper and appropriate swimwear attire is required.
- No motorized boats are allowed on the lake.
- All children must always be supervised by an adult.
- Swimming in the lakes is at your own risk.
- There is no lifeguard on duty.
- Lifejackets must always be worn.
- Lifejackets must not be removed until back on shore.
- Lifejackets are available at the store.
- Anyone behaving in an unsafe or disruptive manner will be removed from the swimming areas.
- No expectant mothers, guests with back, neck, bone, muscular, or heart conditions, or guests under the influence of drugs or alcohol should participate.
- The refund and cancellation policy shall be amended in the event a natural disaster (i.e., blizzard, hurricane, or tropical storm watch/warning) is issued for the campground area or the guest’s residence within 48 hours of the reservation arrival date or when there is a mandatory evacuation of the area, and the campground will be closed.Emergency Preparedness Procedures
- We are very concerned about the safety of our guests in all cases, including man-made and natural disasters like high winds, flooding, fire, etc.
- Although not claiming responsibility for these natural disasters, we have safety and evacuation plans in place for them.
- During a disaster, we will use as many means as possible to keep guests informed, including Facebook, email, telephone, and verbal communication in person by checking on your RV.
- Keep in mind that all these methods may not be available or operable, so keep yourself updated as much as possible with the weather and other possible dangers.
- If evacuation is necessary or ordered, please stay calm and depart in an orderly fashion.
- Please note on your site map the entrances and exit roads.
- Please adhere to posted speed limits.
- In the event of fire, please dial 911 first, then notify the resort office.Behavior Expectations
- Disorderly conduct, drunkenness, illegal drugs, obscene language, obnoxious, disruptive, or vulgar behavior will not be tolerated at the RV resort.
Redesigned and reinvested to serve families seeking a well-maintained and activity-rich outdoor experience, Lake Wapusun RV Resort in Shreve, Ohio, operates with a strong emphasis on cleanliness, site quality, and programmed recreation that distinguishes it from older campground facilities in the greater Wayne County area. The resort's revamped amenity package and family-first programming philosophy give it a character suited equally to weekend family trips and extended summer stays by guests who value organized social activities alongside natural camping experiences in northeastern Ohio's rural Amish Country landscape. A volleyball net, basketball court, shuffleboard courts, horseshoe pits, and cornhole areas provide a range of outdoor group-activity options appropriate to guests of varying ages. Bingo events, movie nights, and an on-site waterslide complement the outdoor recreation options with programmed social activities during peak camping season. A fishing pond on the property gives guests without a boat an immediate angling option, and site maintenance standards reflected in the resort's cleanliness approach carry across the full campground infrastructure—restrooms, showers, laundry, and hookup areas are maintained with an attention to detail that is explicitly central to the resort's operating philosophy. The rural Wayne County landscape surrounding the resort is deeply shaped by the culture and commerce of Ohio's Amish Country—the largest Amish community in the world, centered in Holmes, Wayne, and Coshocton Counties and extending through the rolling farmland and small towns of northeast-central Ohio. The distinctive character of Amish Country—horse-drawn buggies on county roads, family-run cheese shops, quilt stores, furniture workshops, and bakeries—gives the region a cultural tourism identity unique in the Midwest that rewards visitors willing to explore local roads at a deliberate pace. Holmes County and the surrounding area provide some of the most concentrated and accessible Amish Country retail and dining in the United States, including the large selection of restaurants and shops in Millersburg, Berlin, and Walnut Creek that cater to visitors while maintaining an authentically regional character. Yoder's Amish Home, the Behalt cyclorama mural at the Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center in Berlin, and the covered bridges of the region provide additional cultural and heritage context for guests extending their stay beyond a single weekend. The Killbuck Valley, nearby canoeing on the Killbuck Creek, and the gentle ridge-and-valley topography of Wayne County add natural recreation options to the cultural tourism landscape. Lake Wapusun RV Resort is open through the warm camping season, with the Wayne County area's spring-through-fall climate supporting comfortable outdoor recreation across the full campground calendar. Summer represents the highest-demand period for family stays, and the resort's programmed activities and waterslide are most fully operational during June through August. The Amish Country tourism season is strong through fall, and weekend visitors arriving for autumn leaf color and harvest-season purchasing at regional farms and markets make September and October popular shoulder-season camping windows. Advance reservations for summer holiday weekends are recommended.
Campground rules and policies
Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Arrival time is 3 pm.
- Departure time is 12 pm.
- All guests must pay in full up front.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Reservations
- One car permitted per campsite.
- If your site has a sewer connection, your sewer hose must be fastened at both ends using a connector or a rubber donut.
- All grey water should be properly disposed of at the dump station or scheduled for pump out with park maintenance.
- Campsite must be cleaned daily, and bagged waste must be deposited in trash containers.
- Max of two pets is allowed at all camping sites.
- Limit 8 people per site.
- Additional fees apply for parties of over 2 adults and 2 children.
- We offer seasonal memberships and winter storage for guests wanting to have fun with us all season long.Quiet Hour
- Quiet time is 11 pm – 8 am.
- Quiet time is strictly enforced by on-site security/management.
- Please be considerate of others.
- No loud music at any time.Age & Supervision
- Must be 21 or older to rent a campsite or cabin.
- Children under age 18 should always be under the direct supervision of a parent or guardian.
- Children should never be left unattended.Vehicle & Speed Regulations
- Please maintain speeds less than 10 mph throughout the property.
- All vehicles, golf carts, and RVs must carry and have proof of liability insurance.
- Golf carts are not allowed for non-member use.
- Golf cart contract and inspection must be completed prior to use.
- Use of 4x4 vehicles, ATVs, and dirt bikes is strictly prohibited.Firearms & Safety
- Guests must obey all federal, state, and local laws regarding the ownership and possession of firearms.
- Firearms are not permitted in any property buildings or common areas.
- The discharge of firearms, BB guns, air guns, or rifles, or similar devices, is strictly prohibited.Campfires & Firewood
- Campfires must be in fire rings only.
- Do not put trash of any kind in fire rings.
- During quiet hours, we ask that music and voices be kept to a minimum.
- Extinguish your fires 100% with water before retiring or leaving your campsite.
- If you would like to build a fire in the fire ring at your site or in the general fire pits on the property, please purchase a bundle of firewood from the general store.
- No outside wood is permitted.
- Use of any open flame device besides grills in public areas, toxic chemicals, or any other hazardous equipment or supplies in the RV resort is prohibited.Fishing Rules
- All fishing is catch and release, no exceptions.
- No night fishing.
- No frog gigging allowed.
- No walking through other sites to fish off the shoreline.
- Please dispose of fishing line, worm cups, etc., in proper trash bins.Pets policy
- All pets must be registered at the office at check-in.
- Pets that are well-behaved and vaccinated are welcome.
- Dogs must be on a 6-foot or shorter leash unless inside the gated area of the dog park.
- Always clean up after pets.
- Pets are only allowed at pet-friendly cabins, so please request them at the time of booking.
- For one pet, there is a flat fee of $50.
- For two pets, there is a flat fee of $75.
- Pet owners are required to bring a crate or crates for their pets and are responsible for pet clean-up and noise control.
- For the safety of our guests, pets must be up to date on vaccinations.
- We reserve the right to remove hostile and disruptive pets from the park.Flags Rule
- The following flags are allowed to be displayed at your site and throughout the campground: all international flags, military, including Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Coast Guard, POW, MIA, and veterans, sports and decorative flags such as holiday, seasonal, or garden.Alcohol & Guest Conduct
- Guests must obey all federal, state, and local laws regarding alcohol.
- On the property, you are liable for your own safety and the safety of others.
- Consumption of alcohol is restricted to only your campsite.Visitors policy
- All visitors should register at the campground office upon arrival and must pay for a parking pass.
- Passes are available for your guests.
- Please inquire at the office.Rental Unit Cleanliness & Fees
- Guests are expected to leave rental units in a reasonably clean condition at departure.
- A $75 cleaning fee may apply if basic cleaning guidelines are not met.
- Units left in an unreasonably filthy condition, with unauthorized pets, or evidence of smoking will incur a minimum $250 professional cleaning fee.Refund & Liability
- If, for any reason, you are asked to leave or choose to leave early, no refund will be given.
- Lake Wapusun is not responsible for all incidents.Lake And Water Attractions
- Lake access and swimming are allowed only in designated areas and during designated hours.
- Proper and appropriate swimwear attire is required.
- No motorized boats are allowed on the lake.
- All children must always be supervised by an adult.
- Swimming in the lakes is at your own risk.
- There is no lifeguard on duty.
- Lifejackets must always be worn.
- Lifejackets must not be removed until back on shore.
- Lifejackets are available at the store.
- Anyone behaving in an unsafe or disruptive manner will be removed from the swimming areas.
- No expectant mothers, guests with back, neck, bone, muscular, or heart conditions, or guests under the influence of drugs or alcohol should participate.
- The refund and cancellation policy shall be amended in the event a natural disaster (i.e., blizzard, hurricane, or tropical storm watch/warning) is issued for the campground area or the guest’s residence within 48 hours of the reservation arrival date or when there is a mandatory evacuation of the area, and the campground will be closed.Emergency Preparedness Procedures
- We are very concerned about the safety of our guests in all cases, including man-made and natural disasters like high winds, flooding, fire, etc.
- Although not claiming responsibility for these natural disasters, we have safety and evacuation plans in place for them.
- During a disaster, we will use as many means as possible to keep guests informed, including Facebook, email, telephone, and verbal communication in person by checking on your RV.
- Keep in mind that all these methods may not be available or operable, so keep yourself updated as much as possible with the weather and other possible dangers.
- If evacuation is necessary or ordered, please stay calm and depart in an orderly fashion.
- Please note on your site map the entrances and exit roads.
- Please adhere to posted speed limits.
- In the event of fire, please dial 911 first, then notify the resort office.Behavior Expectations
- Disorderly conduct, drunkenness, illegal drugs, obscene language, obnoxious, disruptive, or vulgar behavior will not be tolerated at the RV resort.