Here are construction pictures of the new resort being built near KI. 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/KISeasonPassholders/permalink/1173837109616071/

Probably the 2021 addition, announce the campground. It's already planned, brings in a profit after initial expenditure, and has relatively low overhead and construction costs. Perfect for this time.

I was wondering about the fate of this just the other day!

Probably the 2021 addition, announce the campground. It's already planned, brings in a profit after initial expenditure, and has relatively low overhead and construction costs. Perfect for this time.

This campground is a different owner, not Cedar Fair. KI won’t be announcing anything about it.


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Hearing that the construction has started is the best news that I have heard in a long time! 

1 hour ago, standbyme said:

Hearing that the construction has started is the best news that I have heard in a long time! 

I agree! It'll bring the camper market back to KI which will definatly bring in more guests. Having a luxury rv site near your park is a win-win because you don't have to pay to operate it but you're still able to get their guests to come to your park. It might also become more of a destination location for people across the country. I would talk to guests who stayed at CP's campground and the majority of them said they'd be more willing to go to KI and stay a few days if there was a higher quality rv park near the park.

 

Wasn’t sure if this was posted here yet:


http://kingsmillsrvresort-com.vps-clevelandconstruction-com.vps.ezhostingserver.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/040819-OH-kings-mills-presentation-FINAL-v5-pg1-25r.pdf


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Is this why they have cut down all the trees behind McDonalds?  I would think a resort would be full of trees, not barren.

This seems like a good addition to the area. 

Apparently up-to-date blueprints and aerial photography is not a necessity, as the ones included in the plans are very old.  They list much of the land as previously belonging to Taft, which I highly doubt at this point.