Take a step back in time… or better yet, throw away your watch. Nestled in the scenic hills of the Ohio Valley, the fresh creek, Town Fork, and spring-fed lake are surrounded by beautiful woodlands. Austin Lake RV Park & Cabins is 1,300 acres of nature at its best! Come camp with us for a day, a weekend, or an entire summer. Enjoy the peacefulness of the Appalachian foothills. We are a family-oriented campground with a variety of activities for all ages.
Austin Lake activities include hiking trails, a sandy beach, a large picnic area with shelters, four major playgrounds, pedal karts, tube slide, Wibit inflatable obstacle course and planned weekly events.
Greg Gordon
6 months agoIt was our first trip there and it was a wonderful time. Endless activities for the kids, everything is well maintained and thought out. You can tell the owner (who I had the wonderful pleasure of meeting a week prior when we scoped our campsite out) takes genuine pride in the grounds and his employees. Sure, the road sucks getting there - buckle up. If you’re not comfortable towing your camper there, maybe you should trade it in. This isn’t the campgrounds problem, it’s obviously a township road. Yes, there really is ZERO cell service. Yes, their WiFi really sucks. Starlink on the other hand worked great, you should look into it. No personal experience with the showers, but I heard they cost money. Have you ever paid to have a well drilled? You realize it’s not limitless water? That’s why they cost money. Overall, we’ll add this place to our list of campgrounds. We’ll be back Mr. Cable, you should be very proud of your campground.
Jane Burrier
7 months agoWe took my nephew for his 8th grade graduation along with my other nephew they had so much fun the staff and others were so nice we decided to rent a cabin for few days in July and during our stay it was very quiet n pleasant the people going by would just smile n wave the cabin was clean n slept 5 of us our last day we rented a pontoon but started to get windy n poured down rain we were allowed back on our boat afterwards which was awesome we loved the place so much n close to home we decided to make this our vacation spot every summer
Dave
a year agoAbsolutely an awesome and family friendly place to camp. The Owner greeting when you arrive and saying goodbye when you go. Staff is friendly and helpful. Park is clean and many things to do. While the lake is smaller than some it is sufficient for water activities and fishing. While I didn't catch the 'big one's was able to catch enough legal size. I see some complaints regarding pontoon prices. One must factor in fuel costs, wages, maintenance, cleaning, etc. I've seen rentals much higher Austin falls in the upper middle. Bingo was fun, wish it was more often. Kids really liked it. Reptile show was a hit. The road to amd from park is a bit narrow and bumpy, by design or what not sure. Other than that we will definitely be returning on a yearly basis. Really enjoyed our stay. Hope Bill will at the gate every time As he really makes the start of your vacation with a smile.
Alessa Bagalio
a year agoPros: beautiful and well maintained with super fun stuff throughout the park. We had a great time with the amenities and enjoyed our time here with family and hiking! One of the better campgrounds I’ve ever been to. Cons: Was hoping the lake was bigger. We had big plans of renting a boat and tubing but due to the size of the lake we couldn’t spend the large rental price for such a small area. Some staff are very unfriendly and unhelpful. I got several eye rolls when asking if change could be made at the food place and store to cover the laundry change thing that was out of service. The golf cart we rented was set so low for the speed limit of 5 miles per hour it seemed to barely make it up the hill with our family. I had people upset behind me asking why we were going so slow when the pedal was to the floor. My son was not allowed to ride his child’s motorized scooter which is understandable if he was indeed swerving and being unsafe with it but when I asked the owner why scooters weren’t allowed he said because he doesn’t have a license or proof of insurance (mind you this is a kids motorized scooter nothing that would ever need either of those things) when I mentioned that it wasn’t listed that we couldn’t use it on the site he said well I’m the owner so it is what it is. If you don’t want something in your park you should state it on the website! Our shower was the worst I’ve ever used in the family area and ate a bunch of our change. It can only go up to 6 minutes and takes 2 minutes of that six to get warm! It shut off on my daughter because she added all the change at once since there was no note of needing to wait to add more and had to rinse her hair off in the sink. We would maybe come back if coming through the area to another destination. Although very eccentric and big on making sure everyone’s following all his rules the owner was nice. I found the majority of the people we encountered there and staff were not overly friendly. There isn’t much to do in neighboring towns besides the campground so I probably wouldn’t make a special trip again there.
Vanessa Barnhart
a year agoGreat place, lots of fun but can be a bit pricey for larger families. My husband and I took our 2 kids plus my 2 siblings for a day and just for admission and wristbands was $120. Camping is pretty expensive too. $70-$90 per night seems a little steep. The tube slide was also not functioning properly so the kids were pretty disappointed about that. Also, not sure if anything can be done about it but the amount of mold on the life jackets and inflatables was a little concerning.