Our experience here was wonderful. The area is divided into three parts and it seems to us that the year-round residents take great care of their areas. There wasn't much access to 50 amp power. The park was impressively tidy.

We are Thousand trails members so we do not pay out of pocket for the site- so you would need to check with the campground for current fee schedule. When we arrived we were given a list of sites that would handle our 32' rig (overall length 60') and to drive around to find what we wanted, then call into office to let them know which site we chose. We felt we got SUPER lucky and found right away in Loop A, site 27. Clearly we feel it is the best site in the whole park! It is on a slight bend in the loop so backing in was super easy. With a little adjustment using our LevelMate Pro App on our phone we were able to locate our trailer completely level without any blocks, etc. The site is on the bend so you have an arc shaped lot which is HUGE. There is plenty of nice lawn, a stone surrounded fire pit area, gravel base site. This site does back up to the main entry road and gate but it is far enough away we did not feel it was an annoyance at all. Folks drove slowly and it was quiet at night. There are some trees, specifically one at the back of the site that lent some nice morning shade. People have complained that there is a lot of use of golf carts at this campground. We did not see any more than out of norm for a family oriented park and we were there over a weekend in mid June. We fully used the pool and hot tub both days and had the place almost to ourselves. It was a short walk with a slight hill from our campsite. They were well maintained and perfect temperatures, plenty of chairs and umbrella tables! The little library shed was cute and in our loop. Laundry room was also in our loop and had availability any time we checked it. We did not use it but price was affordable. Check in person was very prepared and very friendly. We enjoyed very friendly neighbors at our site and folks throughout the campground were congenial, waved as you went by etc. which we have found has more and more not been the case in recent years. We were happy to see nice friendly folks. We will definitely recommend this campground and come back many times when in the area. Plenty to do and see, convenient shopping within 25 minutes too.

Thousand Trails Wilmington RV Campground is conveniently located within 25 minutes of Kings Island Amusement Park in southwest Ohio just a few miles off Interstate 71. In this video, I provide a walking tour of Thousand Trails Wilmington RV Campground to include the pool, hot tub, mini golf, cabins, catch and release pond, and the best campsites. Be aware that many of the transient campsites are limited to 30 amp service and not all the campsites are full hookup. On the plus side, the campground has two long pull through campsites designated for overnight travelers. Verizon cellular service clocked in at 5.76 Mbps download speed and 0.30 Mbps upload speed. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 15.4 Mbps dowload speed and 4.65 Mbps upload speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 5.03 Mbps dowload speed and 0.10 Mbps upload speed.

We stayed in one of the newer full hook up sections and while we had no shade, the site was large and a huge grassy aread behind the trailer made it even more spacious. Staff was friendly, and this Thousand Trails campground is very well maintained. Close proximity to Caeser Creek, Cowan State Parks. Wish there were more walking trails in the campground itself. Most seasonal people keep their sites maintained well. Note to Thousand Trails corporate: It would be nice to have your website maps indicate seasonal sites. Of course all the best sites are taken by seasonals, yet it appears by looking at maps you would have a choice of nice sites. It is obvious that those of us who have memberships and travel are not given access to nicer sites.