Camp Grounds

Dose anyone know if there are any campgrounds near cedar point where u can tent camp?

Bayshore Campground, less than a mile from the end of the causeway.

http://www.mhdcorp.com/

I haven't stayed there since they became branded with the "KOA", and I know there's some new management there, but I've always had good experiences with them, and yes - they allow tent camping.

-Josh

I stayed at Bayshore opening weekend, and you could tell there was some frustration with the new KOA stuff among the employees, but it was still a very nice place to stay.

I stayed opening weekend and I didn't even have a chance to notice the staff really hah.

thanks

^^ - you also had plenty of other stuff on your mind that weekend.

The same people still own Bayshore but they decided to join KOA for advertising reasons. And yes, they are a little frustrated with how KOA does things after so many years doing it the way they wanted.

Just make sure to bring your own drinking water. 
The water at bayshore wasn't the best tasting in the world. 

That opening weekend was quite a trip.
 Nothing stopped us though, not a deer, not a lost wallet.

In fact I don't even know why I stopped when I hit 
the deer. I should have floored it and turned on the 
windshield wipers to wipe the blood and guts off, 
continued on my way.

^ - I always bring my own water. It is a mixture of barley, hops, water and yeast that has been allowed to "age" for a period of time, filtered and then put into bottles for individual consumption.

Deer grenade!!!! Personally i like the beverages in the silver or white cans. They are pretty good.

Silver...coors?

White cans....hmm? Don't know what your drinking there...

Doubtful that its anything good.

This can has a lot of white on it...

http://diversioncansafes.com/otherimages/exp/52007s.jpg

Yuck.

Bud, Weis, Er

how's the train factor at bayshore? at the maples you get the horn and all.

After the first night you are used to it. Since staying there so often, we don't even hear it the first night anymore.

Between Bayshore and Maples, those are my favorite places to stay in Sandusky.

The CP properties are nice, too - but since it's so close to home, when I stay, I'm there as much for the social and relaxing aspect as I am the park, so I figure the places around the corner with some other things to do are a welcome change.

Also, hops-water is my favorite kind.. :-D

Josh