Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort

Tomorrow Stars Campground in South Charleston, OH is half way between Columbus and Dayton off Hwy 70. This campground is a membership park where 90% of the sites are seasonal 5 month rentals.  There were members only parts to the park, like the recreation hall, though they still had plenty of room for short-timers like us and welcomed us warmly.  It was a well maintained campground with a very large pool and the best maintained bathrooms I have ever seen in a campground!

Most of the sites are under large shade trees though they have a newer section with lots of sun. This park was very easy to a get into and out of as it is right at the junction between I70 and Hwy 40. I did rate the noise level a little low due to the constant highway noise but where our site was located it did not affect the enjoyment of our stay.

If we had any negative comments they would be: They did not have WiFi, no store, and the site was grass and not particularly level though we did not have trouble leveling our coach.

We had a really nice time here. Loads of friendly people and an excellent pool. Plenty of fun things for the kids and parents to do. The WiFi only works at the office. There’s tons of games and activities included with the camping fee. Every day the ice cream golf cart drives around and sells reasonably priced ice cream, which we all loved. It’s a well cared for campground and plenty of nice people.

The other two reviews here pretty much nailed my sentiments about this park. It has a warm, friendly appeal to it. Overall, I really liked it.

The park does have wifi, but it's only usable if you're very close to the office. The bathrooms are clean, but the showers are a little on the small side and too dark. We noticed the water had a sulfur-like odor.

One day, my wife was putting our clothes in the laundry machines they have there at the campground, when she noticed the machines required cards. She called the office to ask about acquiring one of these cards and was told she couldn't do laundry because they were going to treat the water that day. Also, without prior warning, we were told we could not use any water from our site OR use their showers for a full day and a half. Apparently this happens about once a month.

That was a bit frustrating, but other than that, no major complaints.They did allow us to wash our RV on a different day and waived the usual fee, which was nice.

We enjoyed our one-nighter at Tomorrow's Stars, while in transit cross-country. Easy access from highway, nice check-in, and lots to do for the kids. Will be back for sure...

We averaged $45 / night for W/E50/S/I. Very nice campground with sunny, very level gravel site. Other sites were very close particular behind and on the driver side. On the passenger side was a nice concrete patio with picnic table. Internet was available but very poor. Hookups were all in the back including sharing a water line with our neighbors. The campground appears to cater to families as there were many activities planned.

All that Dayton has to offer including the fabulous National Museum of the Air Force is less than 45 minutes away.

We stayed one night on our way home from Glacier. Full hook up and level site. Easy access for our late arrival. Plenty of space between sites. Quiet and clean!

We stopped on our way to Indiana for just one night. The location had sites for big rigs and lots of openings in addition to their seasonal sites. Large pool, new place ground and two dog parks for different sized dogs.

We used RPI to book our site.

Overnight stay, able to catch up on laundry. Very clean. We arrived at 6:09 pm and found they closed the office at 3 pm on a Saturday (!!!), which seemed odd. Manager came from “home” to let us in, so make arrangements ahead for late arrivals!
Very little traffic noise. Laundromat has 5 washers and dryers. Site was big.

Easy on/off but the road noise was awful. Small sites, mostly seasonal campers