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Most campgrounds reduce the number of sites and amenities available November through March. Full-hookup sites offer electric only during winter months and rates are reduced accordingly. Overall, rates are $4 less per night during non-peak season. Find Campgrounds with Wifi Camping Rates Current Discounts. For the safety of our guests and staff ...
Apr 1, 2024 · The rates shown are effective beginning April 1, 2024. Click on a column heading to sort the list. NOTE: Rates are subject to change. If you modify a reservation, you are subject to any nightly rate changes that have been implemented between the time you originally booked and the modification date.
- Hocking Hills State Park, Logan
- Maumee Bay State Park, Oregon
- Findley State Park, Wellington
- Hueston Woods State Park, College Corner
- Delaware State Park, Delaware
- Rocky Fork State Park, Hillsboro
- Punderson State Park, Newbury
- Indian Lake State Park, Lakeview
- Mohican State Park, Loudonville
Like stepping into Middle Earth, Hocking Hills in southeastern Ohio is completely surreal. The park has miles of hiking trails around caves, waterfalls, cliffs and gorges. Plus, there’s camping of all varieties for those looking to stay the night. There are sites for tents and RVs with full hookups, others with just electric hookups, and 38 cozy ca...
On the shores of Lake Erie in northwest Ohio, Maumee Bay is just the place to go if you’re dreaming of a quiet waterside retreat. There are campsites for both tents and RVs (with 30-amp electric hookups), as well as three hiking trails, including a 2-mile interpretative boardwalk. The park’s also home to a family fun lodge with cozy rooms, cabins, ...
If you want to get lost in the woods, stay a few nights in Findley State Park. Among tall pines, hardwoods, and a serene lake, this park has miles of hiking/biking trails, as well as campsites with electric hookups. From here, it’s just a short drive to Lorain County Fair in Wellington. And if you love to fish, you’re in luck. The lake’s full of ba...
Near the Indiana border, Hueston Woods surrounds Acton Lake with a little something for everyone. The park has hiking trails, campsites for tents and RVs, boat rentals, horseback riding, a lodge with an excellent restaurant, and even opportunities to go fossil-hunting. Get more details here.
Hiking and camping are the main draws at this park, but water activities from boating to swimming can be enjoyed here as well. It’s in a prime location surrounding Delaware Lake, about forty minutes north of Columbus. Read more about this park.
Surrounding Rocky Fork Lake, this park is a waterside oasis. There are boat rentals available, and on most days, the lake is great for catching bass and walleye. While you’re here, check out the 18-hole disc golf course in the South Beach area. They have rental equipment available and there’s no fee to play. On top of that, the park has six picnic ...
A forty-minute drive east of Cleveland, Punderson offers scenic countryside camping by a well-stocked fishing lake. Sites are available for tents and RVs, but there’s also lodging available at a lovely old 29-room mansion overlooking the lake. The lodge has an excellent restaurant, hillside cabins, and an 18-hole golf course. Read more here.
As the name suggests, this park surrounds Indian Lake with lots of opportunities to get out on the water. The campground has sites along the lake with full hookups, and others in a more private wooded area. Six picnic areas are dotted across the park, as well as two beaches, walking paths, and a paved bikeway. There’s also a really nice camp store ...
About half-way between Columbus and Cleveland, this 1,110-acre park lies next to the 4,525-acre Mohican-Memorial State Forest. This allows for great camping in the woods, and along the Mohican River, which snakes through the park. The campground includes tent sites, RV sites with full hook-ups, others with electric-only, and camper cabins. During t...
- Salt Fork State Park. This location is an official State Park in Ohio, the largest one in the state, that boasts many amenities and perks. It is open year-round, with the peak season from April 1st until October 31st.
- Dayton KOA. In Brookville, Ohio, right near Dayton is the Dayton KOA campground, the KOA standing for “Kampgrounds of America,” which is the world’s largest system of privately owned campgrounds.
- Natural Springs Resort. This site is located in New Paris, Ohio, near Dayton and not too far from Indianapolis. The RV camp has pull-through or back in options, 30/50 amp hookups, paved and non-paved sites, and much more.
- Cross Creek Camping Resort. This site is in Delaware, Ohio, north of Columbus. It is near the Alum Creek State Park, which may be better known, but this site is a great option that’s not too far from there.
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. Our parks also feature special events and celebrations of Ohio’s heritage, educational programs, and alternative recreational ...
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Aug 17, 2022 · Ohio State Parks. Wherever you are in Ohio, you're just a short drive from an Ohio State Park. 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. Enjoy your visit!
