Camping is one of the best ways to enjoy the great outdoors in Ohio. Summer is undoubtedly the most popular time to pitch a tent, yet few people realize it’s possible to camp year-round here in the Buckeye State. One of our favorite spots is located at Kiser Lake State Park. These year-round campgrounds in Ohio are a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and totally unwind. Whether you’re looking for a few days of rest or some epic outdoor adventures, you’ll be glad you discovered this hidden gem of a campground.

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This handy lil’ tour shows you what to expect while camping at Kiser Lake SP:

Have you ever been camping at Kiser Lake State Park? What did you think of your experience at these beautiful year-round campgrounds in Ohio? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below – we’d love to hear from you! For more information, including reservation details, be sure to visit Kiser Lake State Park online.

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  1. Where are some of the best year-round campgrounds in Ohio?

Ohio is an excellent state for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors, especially camping. Ohio offers up numerous year-round campground options for those times you want to go camping but it might be winter (or something). Some of the best year-round campgrounds in Ohio are ones like:  

  • Kiser Lake State Park – This amazing Ohio state park is beautiful no matter if it’s summer or winter. You’ll never want to leave, which is great for camping.  
  • Alum Creek State Park – The restrooms are shut down for winter, but otherwise, you’re able to camp here. There is also a sewer, but no water hookups.  
  • East Fork State Park – This is a very year-round-friendly campground that even offers heated showers in some areas.  

Learn more about camping at East Fork State Park.   

  1. What are some excellent places for primitive camping in Ohio?

When it comes to camping in Ohio, usually RV hookups or electrical sites are the norm. Sometimes, though, you’d rather just rough it and do things the old-school way. Ohio is home to some awesome primitive campsites, including (but not limited to):  

  • Kelleys Island State Park – This park, like most in Ohio, offers up modern and electric sites, but it also has some primitive grounds for those who prefer the old-school way.  
  • Geneva State Park – We bet you didn’t know there was a beach you could camp on in Ohio! With or without amenities/electricity, you’re sure to find the perfect campsite for your needs.  
  • Cuyahoga Valley State Park – You'll find tent-only campsites open from Memorial Day weekend until the end of October.  

Learn more about these wonderful, secluded campgrounds in Ohio.  

  1. What are some of the best campgrounds in Ohio?

Obviously, the list of awesome places to go camping in Ohio doesn’t end with just the above-mentioned campgrounds and sites; there are literally too many to mention, but a few others worth mentioning are ones such as:  

  • East Harbor State Park – We're seeing a pattern here. Between the beaches and the trails, we’re not sure what the most amazing part of camping here is.  
  • Hocking Hills State Park – What's better than camping at a state park? Camping at a state park with waterfalls, caves, and natural wonders galore.  
  • Alum Creek State Park – This park is home to another (amazing) Ohio beach. It’s also home to fishing, hiking, boating, and so much more.  

Learn more about these awesome state campgrounds in Ohio, and then some.   

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