A leading theme park in Ohio is set to enrich its experiences by opening the resort’s first guest overnight stays and weekend breaks from 2021.
Kings Island Camp Cedar is set to be a luxury lodging destination, were guests can kick back and relax after a fun-filled day at the Kings Island Amusement Park, which houses more than 100 rides and attractions.
23 quaint guest cottages have been built at the resort, along with 164 tourer caravan and campervan spaces. Kings Island are already planning to add an extra 100 cottages to the complex.
Artistic impression of the cottages’ exterior at Camp Cedar
An abundance of pools, walking trails and family outdoor entertainment will also feature at the complex. Along with character themed breakfasts and ample of world dining and shopping experiences.
Costing $27 million to build, the fun-filled resort has been designed and delivered through a collaboration between a trio of acclaimed companies – including Cleveland Construction as the main contractor, McHarris Architects as designers and the Kleingers Group as the project’s civil engineer. Once completed, it will be managed by Cedar Fair Entertainment Company.
Aerial rendering image of Camp Cedar
Commenting on King Island’s new major offerings, Mike Koontz, Vice President and General Manager of the theme park said: “We are excited to offer our guests a unique lodging experience and a contemporary outdoor retreat so close to Kings Island.
Adding: “The addition of Kings Island Camp Cedar luxury outdoor resort will make a visit to our park even more memorable.”
The resort is slated to open Spring 2021.
Elsewhere, Universal Orlando Resort has unveiled a first-look of its hotly anticipated VelociCoaster.
