Open April 15 through October 15
High-Use Seasonal Period: June through August

Sites: 200 Partial
Check in: 3 PM
Check out: 11 AM
Maximum Electrical: 30 amps
Maximum RV Length: 38 ft.

Directions:
From Cleveland, take I-90 east to Rt. 11 South. On 11 South, get off on the Rt. 46S exit. Stay on 46S, resort is located about 7 miles south of Jefferson. From Erie, take I-90 west to Rt. 11 South. Take 11 South to Rt. 46S. Follow 46S to Jefferson. Resort is 7 miles south of town on the right. From Warren/Youngstown, take 11 North to Rt. 6 West. Follow 6 West to Rt. 46 North. Go north on Rt. 46, 2 miles. Resort is on the left.

If being in the outdoors and savoring the quiet that Mother Nature affords is what you’re looking for, Wagon Trails Resort is the place to visit. Imagine yourself enjoying the many recreational facilities at the resort, going for a walk along the nature trails, or going for a short drive to visit the many area tourist attractions.

An interesting afternoon’s outing might include a visit to the shores of Lake Erie to the north. While in that area, be sure to visit the Conneaut Historical Railroad Museum housed in the old New York Central Station, displaying railroad cars and an old steam engine from the railroad steam era. To the south is Shandy Hall at Unionville, built in 1815 and believed to be the oldest house in the Western Reserve. The 17-room hall includes the original cellar kitchen and formal parlor complete with American Empire furniture.

Another stop might be the Indian Museum of Lake County at Painesville. The history of the Hopewell and Adena Indian cultures, as well as artifacts of other North American tribes, are on display. At Kirtland, you can walk along the trails through the 3,100-acre natural woodlands of the Holden Arboretum. Horticultural displays, gardens, and an abundance of trees and wildflowers can be seen.
Everyone in the family is sure to enjoy Pioneer Waterland Wet and Dry Adventure Park at Chardon.

This 75-acre scenic adventure park features giant waterslides, lazy inner-tube rides, a play area for young children, mini go-carts, golf and batting cages, and a 3/4 mile Grand Prix track.

Within a half-hour drive, in any direction fromthe resort, you can enjoy the 16 covered bridges of Ashtabula County (the longest covered bridge in the nation is scheduled to open in 2008). Tour and enjoy the award-winning local wineries.