Thank you Eric, Stephanie, Randy, Jim, Laurie, Camie, Juan, Margarita, Chanel and Andrew for showing us this good looking resort. Nice to learn about Hearthside Grove. Happy trails!
What a GREAT review Andrew, one of the best yet. I really believe you could create a separate TH-cam Channel dedicated just for Campground Reviews. You were asking ALL of the pertinent questions and doing an excellent job. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to seeing more of your campground reviews. Mike
Thank you Andrew for showing us the best areas for life in a RV Park. This one is really spectacular and has everything you could want to enjoy life. I still have to purchase my motorhome but I can already see exactly where I’m heading. I would never consider staying in an hotel room unless it was an emergency. This is life at its best for those that can afford it. There’s a lot of parks that cater for a lot less money and offer different services but this really is the best facility I’ve seen. Time will tell how the market will affect the RV industry and I already see prices for some of the best motorhomes are going down. This presents a wonderful opportunity if you are not overextended by borrowing. Bless your cotton socks 🧦 for your eye opener to camping in style 💕👏👏💫
Always wanted to do a Coach resort like this in Southern Maine. We got 120 wooded acres 2 miles from the ocean right off the turnpike and on Route 1. Perfect for a Coach to get into and out. This is really inspiring for us to consider building one! Your channel is awesome
Andrew, doing these RV resorts is great. We will call this one this week. As they said, we are a days drive away. Have been looking for a great fall trip. Thanks, Jim
Beautiful Resort and the nearby area seems to be nice as well. This is actually a great location because you're not to far from Cleveland, Niagara, and also Toronto if you was thinking about doing a super trip for like a 3 day weekend. Great job as always Andrew 👏🏾 👍🏾 👌🏼!!!!!
Absolutely beautiful concept! I love the availability of activities here - it really expands your choices. Your alternative for a stay in summer would be an upscale resort hotel, where the room nights will cost $250 to $400 in summer. Paying $150 a night at a Hearthside Grove lets you make good use of your RV (already paid for), plus gives you world class amenities like staying in a very upscale Marriott or Hilton product. My compliments to the developer.
Exactly my thoughts, also for business trips, if you have business in an area near such resorts and own an RV, there would be no way I would choose a hotel over a wondeful resort, my own RV and all the personal space you get with a nice lot. Too many nights in business hotels already...
Sorry to bother you but what brand of Class A has an outside power washer standard? Foretravel, Newell? Husband said I mentioned it and probably after watching one of your videos. Thank you very much for your reply
The coaches we have seen on this channel are amazing and absolutely beautiful. I really like watching them. But I have to say that when my wife and I talked about getting one, we came up with one question regarding the limited access to parking on a live aboard RV; Why would anyone want to get a humongous RV just to drive clear across the country to park around a pond? Because It seems like there are a ton of better places to go. But because a pond-park being the only place an RV of that size will fit most f the time, we would be missing out on those other places like National Parks, Beaches, State Parks, campgrounds etc. I am sure there are a few parks that DO accommodate larger RV's but, even so, are those sites limited in the Parks? And if they are taken what do you do then? Now you have a huge investment in a huge home with no where to park it. Is that why people park around ponds? I used to Drive Semi Tractor Trailer, and I know parking CAN be a problem. So if there is no parking where you intended to go, do you just boondock instead? Because that seems kind of risky. If that IS why RV owners park around ponds? I'm being serious. It's a legit question. Why would anyone want to drive all the way across country, just to park around a pond? Maybe we are just missing something. I did grow up "camping", so I get the lifestyle side of it thing. I will say this, My wife and I want to visit National Parks. It seems a lot of them have either limited or, NO large parking, or, limited. Most people cant afford two RV's to facilitate both living aboard and an accessibly sized RV. So choosing an RV that fits our wants and desires of going to National Parks, (which if I understand it correctly, most, have a size limit?), that seems to put a live aboard RV out of the question regarding National Parks. A 35 footer for instance would be too small for us to live on year round. I am kind of a big guy so space in the RV is a requirement. So is there an alternative parking around a pond? Am I missing something?
Nothing to do with that. Years ago to get some of them approved they sold the county and state as high end parks. Super C we’re not a thing back then. Especially true in Florida. These were parks that were selling lots. Another thing that zoned in was no full time living. Resort parks. You can have a million dollar lot and casita and can not homestead it in most Florida counties because of the no full time clause.
Why only Class A at these type of resorts? I think they should include C+. I can see an argument about 5th wheel, but what if I have a Class A and tow a vehicle.
As a native Ohioan I really love seeing how beautiful this is!
Thank you Eric, Stephanie, Randy, Jim, Laurie, Camie, Juan, Margarita, Chanel and Andrew for showing us this good looking resort. Nice to learn about Hearthside Grove. Happy trails!
What a GREAT review Andrew, one of the best yet. I really believe you could create a separate TH-cam Channel dedicated just for Campground Reviews. You were asking ALL of the pertinent questions and doing an excellent job. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to seeing more of your campground reviews. Mike
You need to hot foot it back down to Florida to cover the damage, recovery and rebuilding there.
Hundreds of stories to be told Andrew.
Picking up our affinity later this week! Can’t wait to go check out these sweet resorts
Andrew a very nice looking Coach park. This and the sister in Michigan are off the charts nice. Another job well done
Thank you Andrew for showing us the best areas for life in a RV Park. This one is really spectacular and has everything you could want to enjoy life. I still have to purchase my motorhome but I can already see exactly where I’m heading.
I would never consider staying in an hotel room unless it was an emergency. This is life at its best for those that can afford it.
There’s a lot of parks that cater for a lot less money and offer different services but this really is the best facility I’ve seen.
Time will tell how the market will affect the RV industry and I already see prices for some of the best motorhomes are going down. This presents a wonderful opportunity if you are not overextended by borrowing.
Bless your cotton socks 🧦 for your eye opener to camping in style 💕👏👏💫
Always wanted to do a Coach resort like this in Southern Maine. We got 120 wooded acres 2 miles from the ocean right off the turnpike and on Route 1. Perfect for a Coach to get into and out. This is really inspiring for us to consider building one! Your channel is awesome
Thank you Andrew, hhis is a really beautiful place
Absolutely beautiful place. Looks to be very well laid out area. If you have the money this would be a heck of a way to spend part of the summer.
Andrew, doing these RV resorts is great. We will call this one this week. As they said, we are a days drive away. Have been looking for a great fall trip. Thanks, Jim
Beautiful Resort and the nearby area seems to be nice as well. This is actually a great location because you're not to far from Cleveland, Niagara, and also Toronto if you was thinking about doing a super trip for like a 3 day weekend. Great job as always Andrew 👏🏾 👍🏾 👌🏼!!!!!
Wow you sure did find a great place to go and relax and enjoy the surrounding area
Absolutely beautiful concept! I love the availability of activities here - it really expands your choices. Your alternative for a stay in summer would be an upscale resort hotel, where the room nights will cost $250 to $400 in summer. Paying $150 a night at a Hearthside Grove lets you make good use of your RV (already paid for), plus gives you world class amenities like staying in a very upscale Marriott or Hilton product. My compliments to the developer.
Exactly my thoughts, also for business trips, if you have business in an area near such resorts and own an RV, there would be no way I would choose a hotel over a wondeful resort, my own RV and all the personal space you get with a nice lot. Too many nights in business hotels already...
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL-On my bucket list to visit 😀🚌🇺🇸🎉
Great content Andrew. We love seeing all the resorts.
Beautiful place with lots to do. Nice video Andrew
8:59…..”Baja Shelf” chairs in shallow water in pool.
Some call them Bahama shelf’s.
Great work on this review Andrew. Well Done!
Love the entire series! Wish we had such infrastructure in Europe
Looks amazing. Going to add to my list of must visit.
Wow! I did not know and would have had no idea of the quality of resort in Ohio! Thomyt
What is the Bradley Twait news? He is a wonderful person.
We hope he is doing well after the devastating Hurricane Ian🙏❤
Love this resort. I just spent 4 weeks there.
Beautiful👌
Very nice!
just as always amazing video andrew
Awesome 👍👍👍
Nice job, nice place,Andrew do you know if they are open year round? Looks like a great place to stay on my way to visit my Aunt in Ontario!!!
Have plans to stay there next year.
Nice review keep up the good work Andrew
Nice location. Very nice people.
Sorry to bother you but what brand of Class A has an outside power washer standard? Foretravel, Newell?
Husband said I mentioned it and probably after watching one of your videos. Thank you very much for your reply
The coaches we have seen on this channel are amazing and absolutely beautiful. I really like watching them. But I have to say that when my wife and I talked about getting one, we came up with one question regarding the limited access to parking on a live aboard RV;
Why would anyone want to get a humongous RV just to drive clear across the country to park around a pond? Because It seems like there are a ton of better places to go. But because a pond-park being the only place an RV of that size will fit most f the time, we would be missing out on those other places like National Parks, Beaches, State Parks, campgrounds etc. I am sure there are a few parks that DO accommodate larger RV's but, even so, are those sites limited in the Parks? And if they are taken what do you do then? Now you have a huge investment in a huge home with no where to park it. Is that why people park around ponds? I used to Drive Semi Tractor Trailer, and I know parking CAN be a problem. So if there is no parking where you intended to go, do you just boondock instead? Because that seems kind of risky. If that IS why RV owners park around ponds?
I'm being serious. It's a legit question. Why would anyone want to drive all the way across country, just to park around a pond? Maybe we are just missing something. I did grow up "camping", so I get the lifestyle side of it thing. I will say this, My wife and I want to visit National Parks. It seems a lot of them have either limited or, NO large parking, or, limited. Most people cant afford two RV's to facilitate both living aboard and an accessibly sized RV. So choosing an RV that fits our wants and desires of going to National Parks, (which if I understand it correctly, most, have a size limit?), that seems to put a live aboard RV out of the question regarding National Parks. A 35 footer for instance would be too small for us to live on year round. I am kind of a big guy so space in the RV is a requirement.
So is there an alternative parking around a pond? Am I missing something?
You need to do some research on national parks, campgrounds and beaches. There are very nice RV resorts near everyone of these mentioned.
Wow so very nice. But way to cold for us. Why can't they build something like this in "Everything's bigger in Texas?" Especially in South Texas.
Is the coach washing/detailing Andrew Steele approved? Great resort, close by.
Beautiful resort, looks quiet. Any word on how river landing did with hurricane
Can you go by rivers landing see what's damage . I hope none and I hope everybody's doing well
DOES THIS RESORT HAVE A SAILBOAT MAST LIFT & BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT?
I wish I could be there already
Pet friendly!!!
Does nickel ball have a different name I have never heard of this in Canada
Andrew what color is your Bugatti?
Can you stay here in the super sea there appears to be a shortage of super c spots
Just curious why some of these resorts don’t allow super c coaches. Is it a weight thing?
Zoning issues.
@@ballen2179 as in not zoned for semi tractor rigs?
Nothing to do with that. Years ago to get some of them approved they sold the county and state as high end parks. Super C we’re not a thing back then. Especially true in Florida. These were parks that were selling lots. Another thing that zoned in was no full time living. Resort parks. You can have a million dollar lot and casita and can not homestead it in most Florida counties because of the no full time clause.
30 vineyards around Lake Erie!! What?!?!
Is the resort year round?
Yes. It is open year round.
Why only Class A at these type of resorts? I think they should include C+. I can see an argument about 5th wheel, but what if I have a Class A and tow a vehicle.
We were there in July 2022
You just did an video on this site nine days ago, with different executives. What makes this different
Andrew how do I contact you to talk business?
Andrew Steele you know how to get a person wanting to go do what Adam did by buying his coach from Newell your doing that same thing with the resorts