9 Campgrounds In Ohio That Are Picture Perfect For Camper And RV Trips
Looking for somewhere new to take the family on a weekend camping trip? Here in Ohio, we have several state parks, lakeside campgrounds and RV resorts that make great places for a family camper or RV trip. You don’t always have to travel far for some good old-fashioned family fun. The following are 9 of our favorite places for the best RV camping in Ohio!
Not many people are aware that Ohio is home to a family-owned and operated campground in Grover Hill that features a stunningly beautiful quarry. You can camp pretty close to the quarry. Each site includes a fire ring and picnic table. (There are also shower houses, a laundry facility and a camp store for supplies and snacks.) For rates, reservations and more, visit the official campground website.
Austin Lake RV Park & Cabins in the town of Toronto features a gorgeous lake, plenty to explore and miniature cabins with more amenities than you would expect. (Each cabin features log furniture on the porch, a fire ring, a picnic table and air conditioned units.) For reservations and other information, visit the official campground website.
Next on our list of the best RV vacations is this awesome spot in North Lawrence. With an adventure water park, RV resort and campground, Clay's Park Resort is the perfect place to spend a summer weekend. Several camping options are available here such as comfortable cabin rentals, full feature RV camping, spacious tent camping and even relaxing cabanas are available for "glamping." For camping information and reservations, visit the official campground website.
Perhaps one of the most beautiful and underrated campgrounds in Ohio is Kelleys Island State Park. With stunning views of Lake Erie and ancient ruins to explore, this beautiful campground almost makes you forget you’re in Ohio. Both primitive and RV camping is permitted here, with 42 non-electric sites and 82 electric sites.
With 60 campsites and 75 acres of family fun to discover, this little-known campground is a hidden gem tucked away in Ohio Amish Country. RV camping season at Baylor Beach Park is generally open from about the beginning in May to mid-October or so. Pets are allowed and reservations are highly recommended. For more information about camping rates and reservations, visit the official campground website.
Long Lake Park Campground is Ohio's oldest campground with a history of family fun that dates back to 1919. The park has 286 sites with full hookups, and guests can enjoy modern restrooms and hot showers. There are also cabins to rent, a pool, playground equipment for the little ones and more. For more information, visit the official campground website.
Welcome to Wood's Tall Timber Resort, a little-known resort where adventure is king and camping is a way of life. With several primitive and electric sites, you can bring your camper, RV or tent. Both 30 amp and 50 amp electric hook-ups are available. Nightly rates start at very nominal prices. For more information about rates and camping reservations, visit the official campground website..
Still hungry for more of the best RV camping in Ohio? Then welcome to Coshocton KOA Campground, where camping isn't just a fun weekend activity—it's a way of life. Here, you're welcome to pitch a tent or bring your own RV. (You can also stay in one of the campground's two remodeled Airstream Argosy campers.) The yearly sunflower festival here makes your stay extra special. For more information, visit the official campground website.
With gorgeous beaches nearby and 2 miles of easy, cleared trails to explore, you'll love exploring the Wetland Trails at this gem of a state park. This Lake Erie beach also features a large inflatable water slide and is close to ferries for beach goers to take to nearby islands and Marblehead Lighthouse. East Harbor State Park is one of the most popular places to camp in Ohio.
Have you ever camped at any of these parks before? If so, which were your favorites? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below!
If you’re interested in exploring an RV resort, check out this article about Lighthouse Point in beautiful Cedar Point.
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Address: 2791 Rd 173, Grover Hill, OH 45849, USA
Address: 1002 Township Hwy 285A, Toronto, OH 43964, USA
Address: Clay's Resort Jellystone Park in North Lawrence, OH, 12951 Patterson St NW, North Lawrence, OH 44666, USA
Address: Kelleys Island State Park, 920 Division St, Kelleys Island, OH 43438, USA
Address: Baylor Beach Park; Water Park & Campground, 8777 Manchester Ave SW, Navarre, OH 44662, USA
Address: 8974 Long Lake Dr, Lakeville, OH 44638, USA
Address: 1921 Tall Timber Rd NE, New Philadelphia, OH 44663, USA
Address: 24688 Co Rd 10, Coshocton, OH 43812, USA
Address: East Harbor State Park, 1169 N Buck Rd, Lakeside Marblehead, OH 43440, USA
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April 13, 2023
Where can we find other campgrounds in Ohio?
- Geneva State Park in Geneva offers tent, lodge, and deluxe cedar cabin camping spots with excellent views of the water.
- Kelleys Island State Park in Kelleys Island offers both primitive and RV camping spots and among the activities here are exploring some cool ancient ruins.
- Indian Lake State Park in Lakeview is a popular waterfront spot where campers can go fishing, boating, hiking, and swimming.
Read on to learn about some of the many other exciting campgrounds in Ohio.
Where can we go boating in Ohio?
- Sharon Lake in Hamilton County is a popular place for traditional, row, and pedal boating, as well as canoeing and kayaking.
- The Portage Lakes in Summit County are actually a group of reservoirs and glacial kettle lakes that are perfect for taking a boat out for the day.
- The Ohio Muskingum River flows through parts of Marietta and is another popular spot for boating in the Buckeye State.
Read on to learn about some of the many other spectacular places to go boating in Ohio.
Where can we find small towns in Ohio?
- Yellow Springs is a fun and artsy town popular with creative types, as well as those who enjoy hiking at places like the Glen Helen Nature Reserve located here.
- Put-In-Bay is a quaint island village where you can enjoy cycling, boating, and golf, among other activities .
- Perrysburg is home to numerous historic sites as well as great entertainment and cultural attractions.
Read on to learn about some of the many other charming small towns in Ohio.
