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1. rockhoundresource.com › fossils-in-ohio-best-sitesFossils in Ohio: Best Sites (With Map!), Types, & Tips

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   You can find fossils in Ohio at fossil collecting sites in many state parks like Trammel Fossil Park, Oakes Quarry Park, and Caesar Creek State Park. In general, fossils are found in Paleozoic rock formations and include many species of trilobites, brachiopods, crinoids, and more.

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3. ohiodnr.gov › guide-to-state-parkGuide & Map - Ohio State Parks - Ohio Department of Natural ...

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   Ohio State Parks showcase the state’s scenic beauty and provide more than 1,000 miles of forest trails and 70 sparkling lakes where visitors can hike, bike, boat, swim, fish, hunt or just relax and enjoy nature.

4. ohiodnr.gov › go-and-do › plan-a-visitCampgrounds - Ohio Department of Natural Resources

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   Primitive backpacking, hunter camps, and equestrian camping opportunities are available in some state forests. A wide range of family-friendly camping options are offered at 60 Ohio State Park campgrounds including primitive, electric and full-service sites.

5. outdoorsylvania.com › fossil-parkFossil Park | Outdoor Sylvania Community Parks

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   Nearly 375 million years ago, northwest Ohio was a great sea teeming with life. Fossil Park is rich in fossilized brachiopods, coral, and more than 200 species of prehistoric life. You’re going to dig exploring for these buried treasures, and the best part is, you get to keep whatever you find!

6. www.reserveohio.comOhio State Parks - Ohio State Parks Reservation System

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   Adventure in Every Direction. Plan your next Ohio State Park visit now. Search by City or Park Name. Welcome to Ohio State Parks. For Ohio State Parks Reservation Policies, please click here. Ohio State Parks Celebrates 75 Years. Join us as we celebrate 75 years of making memories in Ohio State Parks.

7. ohio.gov › site › tourismOhio State Parks

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   Aug 17, 2022 · Choose from 1,000 miles of trails to explore, beaches and boating facilities for fun on the water, cozy campgrounds, cabins and lodges for comfortable stays, and special events and nature programs to make your stay memorable.

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   Are Ohio State Park campgrounds open year-round?

   • A wide range of family-friendly camping options are offered at 60 Ohio State Park campgrounds including primitive, electric and full-service sites. Many state park campgrounds are open year-round for four seasons of fun. Reservations, which can be made up to six months in advance, are required to book your cozy campsite.

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   What camping options are available in Ohio State Parks?

   • Primitive backpacking, hunter camps, and equestrian camping opportunities are available in some state forests. A wide range of family-friendly camping options are offered at 60 Ohio State Park campgrounds including primitive, electric and full-service sites.

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   Do I need a reservation to camp at Ohio State Parks?

   • For the safety of our guests and staff, a reservation is required to camp at Ohio State Parks. No walk-in campsites or self-registration is available. Visit the reservation website, reserveohio.com, and choose a campground and type of campsite to see availability for your dates of arrival.

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   Do you need a permit to collect fossils in Ohio?

   • According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, you need a free fossil collecting permit at some state parks, while other public parks do not require a permit. Check with each park for their rules on collecting. Written or verbal permission to collect on private land should always be obtained first. Can I Find Trilobites in Ohio?

   Fossils in Ohio: Best Sites (With Map!), Types, & Tips

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   What era did dinosaurs live in Ohio?

   • Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era, and all of the fossil-bearing rocks exposed on the surface in Ohio are older than that. Mesozoic era (dinosaur-aged) rocks have all been eroded away, taking any fossils with them. Ohio is one of the best states in the U.S. for fossil collecting.

   Fossils in Ohio: Best Sites (With Map!), Types, & Tips

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   Are there dinosaur fossils in Ohio?

   • No dinosaur fossils have ever been found in Ohio, and it is unlikely that they ever will be. Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era, and all of the fossil-bearing rocks exposed on the surface in Ohio are older than that. Mesozoic era (dinosaur-aged) rocks have all been eroded away, taking any fossils with them.

   Fossils in Ohio: Best Sites (With Map!), Types, & Tips

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9. dam.assets.ohio.gov › parkmaps › dilloncampmapDillon State Park Campground - Cloudinary

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   Dillon State Park Campground. 5265 Dillon Hills Drive Nashport, Ohio 43830. (740) 452-1083 - Camp Store (740) 453-4377 - Park Office (866) 644-6727 - Reservations. Dillon Hills Dr. Non-Electric sites are 184-195. CR 60. Camping Area.