Our first trailer that we acquired for rental. This very-well maintained unit includes accommodations for four, heat, AC, dining (refrige and micro), plus water and 30 amps of electric service. One primary bedroom with a double bed, plus a fold-out couch that also sleeps two. This unit also includes a wooden deck nearly as big as the RV itself. Comes with a picnic table, fire ring and deck-top outdoor grill. This unit has water, allowing for hand-washing, kitchen use and use of the commode. This unit also has a 2nd private entrance to the deck from the bedroom. Very close to the front of the campground, and within easy walking distance of the showerhouse, restrooms and pool. This site allows for a front-row seat to the campground, where you'll see most of the foot traffic coming and going. This site usually gets a few bars of 5g cell service.
This unit is not equipped with hot water, a cooking stove or a shower. No pets allowed in our rental units, and there is a mandatory, $100 cash deposit required to reserve this unit. Occasionally we need to move an existing reservation from one RV to another. This is done if we notice a repair is needed, or for some other reason requiring immediate attention. It's uncommon, but when we need to do this, we will try to switch to a similar RV with similar amenities.
Our second trailer that we acquired in 2024. This very-well maintained unit includes accommodations for four, heat, AC, dining (refrige and micro), plus water and 30 amps of electric service. One primary bedroom with a double bed, plus a fold-out couch that also sleeps two. This comes with a picnic table and fire ring. This unit has water, allowing for hand-washing, kitchen use and use of the commode. This unit also has a 2nd private entrance directly from the bedroom. Very close to the front of the campground, and within easy walking distance of the shower house, restrooms and pool. This site allows for a front-row seat to the campground, where you'll see most of the foot traffic coming and going. This site usually gets at least a few bars of 5g cell service. Also one of our shadier sites.
This unit is not equipped with hot water, a cooking stove or a shower. No pets allowed in our rental units, and there is a mandatory, $100 cash deposit required to reserve this unit. Occasionally we need to move an existing reservation from one RV to another. This is done if we notice a repair is needed, or for some other reason requiring immediate attention. It's uncommon, but when we need to do this, we will try to switch to a similar RV with similar amenities.
Presently we have one cabin available for rent. This unit is just steps away from the pool.
Has available accommodations for up to four people: one double bed and a bunkbed. This is a single-room cabin, and has a refrige, micro and AC. The front porch offers bistro-style seating for two, and allows for a wide-angle view of the front half of the campground.
This unit does not have any restroom amenities, nor does it have any running water. There is a water spigot nearby, plus a fire ring and picnic table. Parking for one vehicle next to the cabin.
There are two convenient tent camping sites immediately adjacent to the cabin, to allow you to invite some friends who can reserve those sites (at additional cost) and be right next to your cabin.
No pets allowed in the cabin, and we require a $100 cash deposit per reservation.

Bald eagles are frequent visitors to the campground

This scene is right along Route 200, just outside the campground.












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Thank you so much Rhoda and Vicki, long-time seasonals here at Misthaven! These ladies dug up a paper pamphlet from this very same campground, dating back to the early 80's.
Before Misthaven Resort, before Honey Bear Hollow, it was known as Peru Kampgrounds, and I think it was a Jellystone before that (not quite sure).
This image dates the campground to about 1970, and makes reference to the year 1983.
The most striking item to mention is the main structure itself: the original design was a A-framed building, so sometime after 1983 the top half of the "A" was sliced off, and in its place a 3-bedroom apartment was added. This explains the hideous early 1980's bathroom vanities that are still installed within!
The small rectangular windows in what is now the women's restrooms are distinctly recognizable. What was once the lounge occupies the area to the left of the "A" frame.
Other images highlight the pool, disc golf, the hayrides and pool table and game room (which was in the basement (?))
Check out the horribly-drawn map and all the typos! And get a load of the directions! Who on earth wrote this thing up? Can you imagine your GPS talking to you like these directions were written? LOL

The reverse side of the pamphlet shows more of the same. Those who know the layout of the campground can tell where these images were angled.
Oddly enough, one image was used twice.... the same image! What would normally be assumed to be the main attraction at the campground (the pool) is barely mentioned or pictured.
One of the reviews was from an individual who stated they were excited to "get away from the phone every evening and weekend." Nowadays, a phone is within three inches of us at all times, 24/7!

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