Butler / Mohican KOA Journey

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About Butler / Mohican KOA Journey

Time stands still here in Amish Country, a lush landscape of rolling hills and quiet country roads where farms are still worked with horse and plow. Enjoy the heated pool, hiking trails and fishing lake. Weekend activities include fire truck rides, hay-rides, family movies, themed activities and crafts. For more family fun, head to the game room and play Ping-Pong, air hockey, shuffleboard, pool, darts, foosball and bumper pool. This KOA also features a playground, volleyball court, basketball court, pedal karts and horseshoes. Nearby Mohican State Park offers a climb to the top of a fire tower as well as hiking, biking and bridle trails. The park also features a covered bridge, Clearfork Gorge and the scenic Mohican River. Take a short drive to nearby Malabar Farm or shop for Amish furniture, crafts and baked goods. Attend the Great Mohican Pow-Wow and the Prairie Peddler Festival. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Bev Bulen and Phill Adkins.

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