Lazy River Campground At Granville

We'd never been here before but it was close to an event we were attending so we booked as to be close to said event and as our last trip of the season. WOW, is all I can say. The staff were so overly accommodating, friendly, helpful, and so, so kind. The campground is located in such a beautiful area. Fall colors galore. So many activities during the "on-season" months with so much to do. Great playground for the kids. Snack shop and gift shop were great -- the gift shop even had some really good RV finds. Campground was quiet, well maintained, and CLEAN. We can't wait to go back in the spring/summer. A great way to end the 2025 season.

The grounds are very nice with lots of activities. Animal friendly for my dog and kids have everything from arcade game rooms to an activity center and pool. They even have an expertise room and laundry in the Camp ground. My son and his family have lived there full time for about 15 months and they have loved it.my. grand daughters did zip line and obstacle course this weekend. I stayed in a cabin with screened in porch so my pup was safe and could spend time outside off the leash. Very good visit

This is the only campground I’ve found that consistently evolves with its guests in mind. Every year, they add new features or improvements that truly enhance the experience. You can tell they genuinely care about both your enjoyment and your comfort. From a full day of organized activities led by an activities director, to two pools, two playgrounds, mini golf, an arcade, gem mining, and even bike rentals—there’s no shortage of fun for the kids! The customer service is also outstanding. Erika goes above and beyond to make sure campers are happy, and it really shows. As a family-run business, they make you feel like part of their family while you’re there. We absolutely LOVE Lazy R!

Don’t waste your time, Called to ask for pricing on monthly long term stay and got told 1100-1300 a month. Absolutely ridiculous, price gouging at its finest and the owners should be ashamed. I don’t care what amenities you have they’re all basically useless in the winter time. Other than what laundry house/ shower house if you have one? That’s a mortgage payment in some areas.

Everything about the camp ground was great. Expect one thing. The showers were mist at best and grown a adult would dry off before getting completely wet. Only other thing was some rowdy campers next to us in Sunday night thinking 11 pm was the time to start karaoking. That's not on the camp. I would recommend to one. But be ready not to shower.