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60 Parks near Oceola, Ohio
Upper Sandusky, Ohio 9.81 miles SW
We did however find 60 campgrounds within 50 miles of Oceola. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Oceola in the left hand column.
3933 Hensing Road Bucyrus, Ohio 44820 (map) | 419-562-9156
Sites: 125 | 0 Reviews
Nevada, Ohio (map) | (740) 482-2190
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2011 - $29.00
Our site, 48, was grassy and level. Very friendly staff. Clean restrooms. Rate was with discount. A lot of clean seasonal campers. Would definitely stay here again. - PinkPanther
Sep 2009 - $35.00
Nice little campground with a nice, friendly staff. We have stayed here multiple times and have never had a bad experience. - CTDOutback06
Jun 2008 - $25.00
Park shows its age. Lot of one way roads within the park. Gravel roads and most sites are grass. We stayed here with a group. - AlinerCamper
Tiffin, Ohio (map) | (419) 448-0914
Sites: 77 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $35.00
This is really a seasonal campground rather than an overnight stop. We are not opposed to this, but this place seemed to be one big party, and we did not feel comfortable here. The drive throughout the park was almost too narrow to navigate with a big rig. The pull-through site was sloped and had no gravel or pavement. There was no fire ring or even a picnic table. - RNRVtravler
Jul 2012 - $30.00
The 30 amp sites that were available were un-level side to side. The power was very poor at under 105V, so our AC didn't fully kick in. Very busy place with season sites being the norm. The area behind us was rented to a company picnic, which ran until well after dark. We will not return, way over priced for what is here. - Teacher's Pet
Oct 2011 - $35.00
Nice campground, plenty of campsites. River sites have a nice view of the Sandusky River on one side and hillside trees on the other. All staff and fellow campers were very friendly. - hink64
6499 Hwy 199 Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 (map) | 419-396-3042
Sites: 0 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $35.00
New first year owners, doing lots of up grades, electric, office, restrooms, lots to do yet. Very close to heavily used highway and Railroad tracks, train's about every hour. Corn fields all around us, lots of farming and feed mills. Very country setting. A little pricy for what you get. Water pressure was almost non-existent, no WiFi or cable. The owner said they had 147 full time campers some were kept very nicely and some not so much. - Joe-Sandy
Marion, Ohio (map) | (740) 382-8584
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $45.00
Terrible dirt road to enter, dust bowl. Slow and unprofessional reception by teenager, then unable to park RV on assigned lot for a half hour due to employee car parked on it. After parking , rinsed dust off toad windshield to be able to drive and was promptly told "no washing of car". - Yooper17
Jul 2015 - $37.00
The park is off the beaten path and very quiet. The staff is friendly and helpful. The park appears to have seen its better days with a lot of long term campers in need of a good cleaning, repair, and picking up. Broken golf carts and other equipment scattered around the campground that are just mowed around v/s removing. It has a very nice lake but again the beach is need of clean up and repair. The park has been under new management for the past 5 years so it is difficult to know what condition it was in when purchased and how much has already been done. It would appear that management is relying on the long term sites to keep money flowing. The campground is close to some of our grandchildren and we would like to return but I doubt that we will. Sad, it has great potential and we wish the new management success! - VietVet
Jun 2011 - $30.00
Under new ownership for 2011. Still a nice family friendly park. The playground is getting to be pretty rough. Putt-putt golf needed to be maintained as it was covered with grass, rocks and hickory nuts. Great activities though. Had cardboard boat races during the day and a band in the evening. Kids were disappointed that the hayride or thomas the train wasn't running all weekend. Looks like a new dump station is in the works and they are advertising for new playground equipment in 2011. Growing pains I suppose. Looking forward to the improvements coming as the Campground is fairly local and we enjoy visiting with many of the seasonals here. - BNickel
6787 Baker Rd 47 Shelby, Ohio 44875 (map) | (419) 347-1392
Sites: 122 | Latest Rate: $70.00 | 37 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $70.00
The $70 rate reflects a patio site. Well worth the extra money. Our site was on the other side of the lake under the trees. The patio sites come with either a concrete patio or, like our site, a wood deck. Also included is a patio table with 4 chairs and a large swing, which was a nice touch. The owners have put a lot of time and effort into this campground and it shows. Very nicely landscaped throughout. The pool was the perfect temperature, as was the hot tub. Good food at reasonable prices in the Kafe. Well stocked store. Firewood was well seasoned and dry. They deliver it to your site as well as ice. Nice touch. If you run into the owners, be sure and say hi. They are very friendly. - Lakewood Camper
Jun 2014 - $74.00
Very nice park with many amenities and things for kids (and adults) to do. However, be prepared to pay for most of them. Very little is included with the fee you pay to camp there. They seem to nickel and dime you for any activity/amenity beyond swimming and play grounds. Mini golf, paddle boats, laser tag, zip line, jumping pillow - all fun things to do but each has an admission price. That's over and above the $5 fee you pay per person per day if you come with more than two people in your party. And if you travel with more than one vehicle - there's a $3 charge for that as well. I highly recommend that if you make reservations here, do so over the phone with someone at the actual resort instead of the KOA web site. I was given the impression that only one site type was available and consequently selected it. Naturally, it was one of the most expensive sites they offer, patio with swing and grill. However, when we got there we discovered there were several less expensive sites still available. But since we already set up camp, it wasn't worth making a fuss about once we discovered all the cheaper vacant spaces. Most of the park is maintained well. The exception to this is the mini-golf course. I imagine when it was initially put in, it was very nice. However it seems as though years of neglect and weeds have overrun it. Playing there was a disappointment especially when it cost $4.50/person. The laser tag is a great feature but the barely trained kid(s) running it need to explain the equipment and rules better to the people that paid $7/ea to play it. They basically said, "Here's your gun. Aim for your opponents head band. Ready, set, go!" Definitely a huge waste of money. All in all the campground has a lot to offer and is for the most part well run, clean, and professional. It's just a shame that they gouge their guests for so much. And since they're in the middle of nowhere, they seem to have a monopolistic attitude when it comes to pricing items in their general store. One thing that was nice was the fact that check out isn't until 2:00. That let us not feel as though we were rushed to leave like so many other campgrounds that have 11:00 or 12:00 check out. We will likely camp here again, but not more than once per season as this campground is truly one of the more expensive ones out there after you factor in all the additional expenses. - Rickb0354
Jun 2014 - $45.00
Very nice and clean park with variety of activities. Very distant from major highways and in middle of farm country. Poor cell coverage and pay WiFi has limited range. Trash pick up at site, but trash will stay in front of your site all day. Has nice dog park. - 5150partners
Republic, Ohio (map) | (419) 585-3331
Sites: 177 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2010 - $23.00
This is a very nice, clean mom and pop type campground. The sites are decent size and level. The campground is located well off a state highway, down a country road so it is very peaceful and quiet. There is a swimming lake and a fishing lake. There are lots of seasonal campers but there are several lots available for 'weekenders.' The staff is personable, friendly and helpful. There is a camp store which is well stocked with all of the essentials. We would definitely stay here again. - loribrady
4185 Township Road 99 Mt Gilead, Ohio 43338 (map) | (419) 946-5230
Sites: 223 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 16 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $60.00
This park is very well run. The owners are active and they have continuous activities for the kids. There is a clean pool and 2 well run water slides. The bathrooms near our loop were new and always spotless. There were no separate activity fees, kayak and paddle boats are included in your stay, and there is a honey wagon that will come and pump you out. The lake is Beautiful and there is a Sandy swimming beach. this is truly a great place to unwind and we will be back. - Trinket
Jul 2015 - $73.00
This is a nice campground but the sites were more dirt than grass and the overnight rate was a little expensive with the extra kids. The water slide was nice but we didn't like the swimming pool set up. They had fun activities for the kids, nice store and swimming pond. We didn't hike but the woods looked nice. - Joe K
Jun 2014 - $50.00
This was a nice campground, comfortably remote (no highway noise), quiet, and very family friendly. The pond is clean and enjoyable to swim in and we love that boats (paddle, canoes and row boats) are included at no charge. The pools are nice too. There are many seasonal sites and most are in good condition. The park is very hilly but that's good. The shop is clean and well stocked and the owners are very nice. The only negative is that the roads are aged and the gravel on the sites is dispersed to the point that it's difficult to differentiate between grass and gravel areas. This is a minor issue and we will definitely return! - ExcitedExperiencedCamper
Mt Gilead, Ohio (map) | (419) 946-1961
Sites: 63 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $21.00
The park itself is fine. The grounds are neat and there is a playground for the kids, as well as fishing in the lake. But there is no running water anywhere in the park except at faucet at the back of the headquarters. There are no showers or flush toilets. The bird observatory is a joke. The feeders haven't been filled for along time. The toilets are all vault toilets and the buildings they are in are not the cleanest. We won't stay here again. - SteveCampsTx
Oct 2010 - $23.00
This is a very small State Park. It's very quiet and that's nice when you want to enjoy nature. And that's all you have here is nature, but don't get me wrong we like it. They have nice walking trails that meander around the small lake. I'm not sure kids would find this park very exciting there is no swimming, but I did see basketball courts and a very small playground. You can fish in the lake so that's nice for kids. So, it's not a park with tons to do, but the beauty makes up for that. - RVBuckeye
Clyde, Ohio (map) | (419) 639-2887
Sites: 100+ | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $40.00
Entry road extremely rough. Good wifi signal. Level site, Good gravel narrow interior roads. Very busy on week-ends. Stayed only two nights. - runamuka
Aug 2013 - $31.00
Pros: 1) Good hook ups on nicely graveled pull-through sites. 2) Very friendly, helpful staff. 3) Good WiFi is available for a small fee. Cons: 1) At least 80% of the sites are for seasonal (full time) campers. 2) There are some steep hills at the entrance to the campground. 3) The pull through sites are not very level. Blocking is requires. We would consider a short stay at this campground again. - Byron Bailey
Jul 2006 - $30.00
This was the worst campground that we have ever stayed at. The entrance to the park was difficult to maneuver with a travel trailer. The one lane bridge to the entrance is an accident waiting to happen. The campsites were so small and close together that you could not even park your vehicle on your site. Other campers thought nothing of just walking through the middle of your campsite to get where they were going. Including walking right between the lawn chairs you were sitting in! The quite rules were not enforced. They have many permanent sites and golf carts at this campground. People were driving by at all hours of the day and night. One night at 12:30 a.m. people were driving by in golf carts yelling and honking their horns. For fire pits they had metal tubs with holes in them that looked like they came out of washing machines. Our campsite was so close to our neighbor that we could hear everything they said. Including the cursing fist fight that the man and woman had in the wee hours of the morning (4:00 a.m.) that went on for over an hour. No one from the campground came to break it up or even speak to these people. The bathrooms were so dark and filthy, my children were afraid to go in them. This is not a family campground. - ScrapperJo
Richwood, Ohio (map) |
Sites: 4 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $10.00
Primitive sites available on the NW side of Richwood Lake adjacent to the ball diamonds and the community park itself. Essentially a parking spot with a fire ring. Located next to the swimming beach and walking trail. Can walk to the park or to the local school for lots of playground equipment. No water or electric. Only 4 spots that are 1st come 1st serve. - BNickel
5202 US Route 23 North Delaware, Ohio 43015 (map) | (740) 363-4561
Sites: 211 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $28.00
This is one of our favorite state parks. The spots are huge. They are set up in courts so you have few neighbors. There are miles of bicycling roads. Everything is always clean and well maintained. The dump station is easy to get to with both sides accessible so the wait is never long. - Let'sGo!
Jun 2015 - $24.00
We've stayed here with friends many times and always enjoy it. The sites weren't mowed when we got there this time, but I saw the mowers in another area and asked them to mow our sites so we could set up and they came right over. The sites are level and the 50 amp service was great. It rained a lot in the few days we were here, but the site had enough slope that it didn't flood us out. The store hours were hit and miss so we couldn't get firewood when we needed it. - RNRVtravler
Jul 2014 - $27.00
We enjoyed our stay and would return again. But there are problems. The facilities are old and not in really good repair. Paint peeling, roads not great. RV pads are narrow. Our site, 149, looked private on the map, but we shared our yard with the site next door. Nice people, but no privacy at all. Staff was friendly. Very weak Verizon broadband. Fair Dish signal. Our nightly rate was with Passport America. Without that discount, it would have been $35 a night. A site with electric only is not worth that. - John and Carol
Mansfield, Ohio (map) | (419) 886-2267
Sites: 145 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $38.00
A very nice campground that we spent 2 nights and very quiet. The only concern was where they had us park, the site was not level at all...our front wheels were a front up in the air to get level...don't really like that. Everything else was fine. - CMcgirr
Oct 2010 - $25.00
This park is not convenient for the overnighter, but I suppose could be a nice destination park for families. That said, however, while the grounds seem well taken care of, the shabbiness of the many seasonal trailers was far from welcoming; certainly wouldn't want to be parked next to one of these. Thankfully, we were only here overnight, and will not be returning. The only reason I rated it at a "2" is because it does have water and electricity, but that's the best one could say about this place. - Stella's Mama
Aug 2009 - $30.00
This is no longer a Jellystone. Some sites are muddy and many sewer connections are unaccesible. The park needs a lot of work. Probably will not camp here again. - Main Spark
972 S County Rd 278 Clyde, Ohio 43410 (map) | 419-547-8908
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 2 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $37.00
We stayed 3 nights to see the area as there weren't any other options that were centrally located for us to reach the sites we came to visit.
The park is better suited for long term residents. The park was built on agricultural land and is surrounded by farming operations. Access from US-20 is either three quarters (from CR-175, S Ridge Rd) to a mile (from SR-101) along a paved, single lane farm road. Don't know if the shoulders of the road would support the weight of a Class A diesel pusher if there was opposing traffic that required leaving the paved portion of the road but the slope of the shoulder really didn't invite pulling onto the shoulder to find out.
Check-in included signing a 4 page agreement and providing proof of insurance for the RV (and towed vehicle). There was an escort to the site.
The access gate posed a problem due to the type of gate (pivoted up into the air) and the location of the key pads.
The interior roads and site parking pads were constructed of large crushed repurposed asphalt/stone. The roads/parking pads are still settling. Almost all of the corners are tight 90 degree turns. There is only one pull-through site, which has a 90 degree turn to exit. All of the remaining sites require a 90 degree back in to get on the parking pad. The sites (which included the parking pad & adjacent open space) are very wide. Privacy between the sites is based upon distance. They have full hook ups - water, electricity (50 amp), and sewer. The utility connections were spread along the parking pads. The water was generally at the back of the pads. The sewer was generally towards the front of the pads. The electric was about midway down the sites. This layout required a lot of hose/cable (going in different directions) to reach the connections.
They do not accept credit cards. Cash or check only. Ended up paying an additional $5.00 due to calculation error at time of check in.
There were no trees to obstruct satellite reception. Didn't try to receive any broadcast channels. - bsb814
Aug 2015 - $22.00
The rate reflects a 2 week rate. This is a fairly new Campground. The owners live on site and make sure the rules are adhered to. Boisterous loud activities are not permitted. Party animals may not be happy here. The roads and spots are gravel and very level. There is a lake for swimming, which is very clean. It looks like the Campground was carved out of a farmers field, so there are no shade trees. Young ones have been planted for future shade. There had been a lot of rain just before we got there so a lot of the grass ares were mud holes. Things dried up after a couple of days. Most of the campers are seasonal and very friendly, quiet folks that watch out for each other. The water is county water and pressure is good. The entrance is gated and we felt very safe. We will go back. - esta34950
Bellevue, Ohio (map) | (419) 483-3177
Sites: 109 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 15 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $36.00
We camped here for 5 days over the Labor Day weekend.
The good: All mowed up and no trash lying around. Office/store area new, with large recreational hall, laundry, restrooms (no showers). Large pool with a pavilion adjacent. A catch and release fishing pond. A large pavilion next to a very large grass area. By the pool there are three newer individual shower/toilet/sink rooms with their own doors. One was out of service. A large modern playground. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. One section of the campground is mainly seasonals. This campground changed owners 3 seasons ago. New owners have been working on making improvements. The owners had numerous activities for the campers and their children on each day of the weekend, plus bands Saturday and Sunday.
The not so good: All sites are grass, with shared electric/water pedestals (2 units per) and a picnic table & fire ring for each site. No sewer hookups, Just one dump station. The sites are considered pull-thrus, but you have to driving across the lawn to get onto your site. 28 campers and RV's were stacked together like sardines. Two rows, back to back, with each rig offset by the space for picnic table and fire ring. There was an old shower house near our area. It had 2 shower stalls for men and 2 shower stalls for women, along with toilet stalls. Wifi was basically useless. It couldn't handle email that contained photos or graphics. Forget about checking your Facebook account. It was a hot weekend, upper 90's. On Saturday our main section lost power, and it was not restored for the rest of the weekend. A reported power panel melt down. Because we were booked until Wednesday, the owners moved us to a vacant seasonal site that had power. An "A" for effort to the owners. We will probably not camp here again, since we like full hookup sites, and more space between us and our camping neighbors. And the security of knowing that the campground power will not go out on hot summer days. - BobbyH
Aug 2015 - $32.00
A very nice CG, lots of grass and well planned except for the entrance. The sites were not cramped, about 20% permanent campers all were maintained and well kept. Paul the owner is very personable and the CG shows owner pride and concern for his customer. Sewer was not available however an easy access dump station located just before you depart the CG was clean and easy to access. The CG has a very large swimming pool and store that was well stocked. ***Warning, Warning*** The driveway leading into the park is very steep causing the spare tire bracket on the rear bumper to bend upward on my new (6 month old) 5th Wheel. IMPORTANT when pulling into the CG, if your rig is 20 ft or longer DO NOT approach driveway head on, YOU MUST, again... YOU MUST (Pay close attention to this part) approach from a 45 degree angle. I spoke with Paul about the damage to the tire bracket and expressed my concern. He was very accommodating offered to remove the bracket, took it to his shop, straightened the bracket, repainted and remounted the spare tire. I was pleasantly surprised and appreciative. He knows the concerns about the driveway, and my only reason for my less then 10 rating for the CG. My compliments and rating for the owner Paul is an 10+. We would highly recommend this CG for cleanliness, organization, value, customer service is +++ and very pleasant atmosphere. - Travel Talk
Aug 2015 - $38.00
This campground had the best reviews within 90 minutes of Cleveland Clinic. Very nicely kept grounds, with manicured expanses of lawn, and a pool and playground equipment that looked brand new. Sites were grass with no bare spots or mud. Many seasonals, all very late-model and extremely well-kept. A LOT of kids. No sewer hookups. Shared water/elec hookups. At 10am on a Sunday morning, individual/unisex bath/shower rooms' floors had standing water with grass clippings, etc. floating around. Toilet wasn't filthy, but definitely "hover-worthy". Pitiful WiFi. Sites up near the office get the brunt of US20 noise. Pull-thru sites were very wide, but set up kind in a strange "staggered back-to-back" layout, with the back-end of the neighboring camper partially in our site. The way the sites were configured, those neighbors had to walk through our site to get to the pool, playground, etc. Those same neighbors are of the very few who actually use their outside speakers to listen to the radio all afternoon at high volume. Despite calls from us and others, the campground staff didn't do anything. A couple nights we were sitting outside trying to enjoy the fire, but kept getting a real strong whiff of black tank. A couple of us checked around and didn't see anyone leaking - we suspected that maybe the campground's septic leach field was starting to fail or something, since the one-hole dumpstation was at the top of the hill right behind our row of sites. The single driveway into the campground rises very abruptly/steeply from US20 with a bunch of scratch-marks in it. We scraped the rear-end of our 34-foot fiver on the way out. Generally OK, but $38 and no sewer hookup? The next time we might go the extra 20 miles to one of the better parks in Sandusky. - gomershad
Findlay, Ohio (map) | (419) 423-3490
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $26.00
There just doesn't seem to be much to choose from in this part of Ohio. We were surrounded by permanent residents, many in pretty decrepit accommodations. We had trouble getting in, then we had trouble getting out. We expected 50 amp but didn't get it. It was an adequate place to spend a night but we'd avoid it another time. - Jean D
Jul 2011 - $26.00
What to say, what to say? Well, the price wasn't too bad compared to other parks on the east coast and the grass was mowed. That was evident from the thick scattering of large clippings we had to wade through, indicating that perhaps we came the one day of the month they mowed. The trick was deciding exactly where our site began and ended, and what orientation was actually intended, because yes, it was just one of those big grassy areas with an electric pole in one spot, and a curious looking hole in the ground (perhaps the water?), but neither of us was gutsy enough to reach down and grope around through the clippings and dirt to see what was even in there. As for leveling well, we just put up with slightly off-kilter as we were just on grass with no sub-base. It appears that there were many permanent occupants, but I'm not sure if that was their original intent, or if it was just as far as their quaint, well-used vintage rigs would take them. As for the items in the store well, the 3' cobwebs indicate to me that these are more just for "show" and not meant for purchase, so do so at your own risk. Again for the money, I can't complain too much, and the guy was friendly enough. It was acceptable for an overnight spot, so I gave a 6 because it was fairly inexpensive. - chixs
Apr 2009 - $20.00
The park is very well kept. They had a lot of activities for the kids around the holiday. A fishing pond, nice playground area, campsites are spaced out nicely. We had a very pleasant stay here. The only drawback was that our phone did not work very well and that we could not stay longer. Water pressure was great park owners were extremely friendly as well as the other campers. It is a very family friendly park. - paidinfull
Van Buren, Ohio (map) | (419) 299-3897
Sites: 350 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 11 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $36.00
The only positive was the friendly staff. Many amenities were unusable: putt-putt, shuffleboard, basketball. They need to stop advertising these because of their condition. The pool/pond had a strong green/blue color. Park store has very limited supplies. Bathrooms were not clean at all. Website is down. - pkd31780
Jul 2012 - $35.00
Very nice people. We also found the sites to be small. Pet friendly, but the dog walk was awful. It needed to be mowed and cleaned up; the worse part was that it was at the dumpsters. KOA discount was not accepted. However, we did get a Good Sam's discount. Level site and good Wi-Fi. This park had only a few overnight sites. We would return if given a larger site. - Glee
Sep 2011 - $33.00
Place was clean and quiet except for the train at night. The area for transients is small and tight. Not much room between sites. Our site was level. Not much to say about the place. Lots of things for kids to do if that's important. Better than nothing but I wouldn't want to stay there for more than a few days. - Bigbyte
Fitchville, Ohio (map) | (419) 929-1135
Sites: 226 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $30.00
Nice park but they placed us in a back-in site on a narrow one-way lane with the site slanted in the wrong direction and long term site across with flower box made of timbers right up to the road. My frustration almost drove me to leave while trying to park. Hook-ups were very deep in the site with one connection spot for four sites. They charged extra $2 a day if you wanted to run your A/C (never heard of that before). They advertise Wi-Fi but the only place you could pick it up was inside the office or standing outside by a window. Nice place for seasonal camping not so much for short term. - JTBuckeye
Sep 2011 - $28.00
This was our first trip there, wasn't too bad. Sites weren't real big but seemed well maintained. Staff we encountered were friendly, store was tidy. Most of the permanent campers were very nice. Getting around with a big camper may be a little tough. Restrooms could be a little bigger. - hink64
Sep 2005 - $30.00
We stayed here Labor Day Weekend. The park was crowded as expected. We stayed in the full hook-ups area. There are not many sites open in the full hook-up area, because of seasonal campers. The seasonal campers are neat and well kept like the rest of the park. The bad things about the campground were the narrow roads and the fishing pond. A huge fishing pond but only very little is open to fish from because of brush. Nice place for a group of tenters or smaller travel trailers. - coorslight
Marengo, Ohio (map) | (419) 253-0800
Sites: 379 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 20 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $33.00
Stayed here for a week, as we explored the area. Nice campground, with some trees to provide shade. The sites that I have seen all have picnic tables and a fire ring. All of the hookups were easy to access and to hook up. Antenna TV worked well, and we got about 20 channels, including all of the major channels. Satellite TV was also good. Wi-Fi worked well however, we do use a Wi-Fi booster. The road into the park is paved, while the roads and most of the sites are gravel. There is one pull-thru that is concrete. The employees are friendly and helpful. - Bbtj
Oct 2015 - $35.00
We go to this park yearly for the Halloween party. This is a great park for being privately owned. The sites are largely spacious. The pool is indoor and huge and clean. The only downside is the noise from the interstate. Whether you need a site for the night, want a place to stay when visiting the Columbus area, or just want a personal vacation; this is a great place. - WineStream
Aug 2015 - $35.00
This was a great park for big rigs. It is huge and has many nice, level spots that are easy to get in and out of and spacious. It was an open area but had pine trees on it also. The staff was friendly, and easy to work with. We didn't use their amenities because we were visiting relatives but I am sure they were first class. I would stay here for longer if we needed to. It is located right off the highway but you don't really hear the noise. - slj
Bluffton, Ohio (map) | (419) 477-5255
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $44.00
We've stayed at this campground for a couple years and have reviewed it before. The place is still very nice, well-maintained, and the staff is awesome. However, it's been KOA'd. $44 per night and not even full hookup, no pool, and 30-amp service! Plus another couple bucks for the dogs, AND there's a charge for the agonizingly slooowww Wi-Fi. Wow. The pricing doesn't seem to be hurting business, though. Pretty full on this mid-July weekend, with a lot of overnighters. The seasonal sites are all very well maintained with nice-looking rigs on them. - gomershad
Apr 2014 - $30.00
We began stopping here for the night on our way home from Florida several years ago. The reason was that they offered a special "Snowbird" overnight site for $20.00, with electric hookup only. It was great, and we stopped the next year and found it went up to $25.00. This year, they wanted $30.00. I guess because it was later in the year and the water was turned on, but I found this excessive considering there is nothing else available for your use. When you compare it to other parks where you get full hookups, paved sites, cable TV, WiFi, restrooms with showers, etc., for about the same price, it's no longer a bargain. I don't think we'll be staying here again. - michdoc
Nov 2013 - $30.00
Although this (now a KOA) campground is technically closed in the winter, it allows guests on the honor system. We stayed in late November and were able to park in a pull through with 50 amp service. The campground is close to I-75, so convenient. It's well kept and in a nice area. It would be a lovely place to stay in the summer. What really impressed me; however, was the honesty of the owners. I accidentally overpaid when I put the overnight fee in the slot but did not discover it until a few days later. I immediately called the park and they opened my envelope while I was on the phone and said that they would refund me the extra money right away. I received a check a few days later. I'm very impressed and wish I could give 11 stars. - IceBreaker
Mansfield, Ohio (map) | (419) 368-6885
Sites: 500 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $20.00
We stayed at the Main Camp which was very clean and spacious. The campsites were mostly seasonal, but they were well maintained. We really enjoyed the Main Camp and found it to be peaceful and quiet. The roads are easy to traverse and the site was level. We had 30 amp service but no other hookups, but for $20.00 a night it was fine.
The campsites down the road at Eagle Point, which is still part of this campground, were another story all together. There were a lot of older campers packed closely and most of the lots were not well maintained. There were many children and it was louder with more activity. - RNRVtravler
May 2015 - $20.00
This was an overnight stop in a very pretty place. It was quite busy with lots of permanent campers. The facilities are older but adequate. - suerover
Aug 2014 - $31.00
Campground is mostly full of older, unkempt seasonal campers. The sites available for short term are horribly unlevel and not near the bathrooms. They advertise free Wi-Fi, but it is not free. There is a hotspot near the pool, which is erratic. Bathrooms are often full of unsupervised children playing. When you arrive, there is no map of the campground to guide you to your site. The lady who checks you in just says, "Drive down the middle road here; everything ends in a circle." Whatever that means! This really more of a primitive campground. We will not be staying here again. - Pooh 2
Lindsey, Ohio (map) | (419) 665-2414
Sites: 143 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2007 - $25.00
Actually - we left. It was very crowded with lots of vehicles coming and going on poor gravel roads. Not much width or turning areas. Seemed to be lots of seasonals. Friendly bunch, but way too crowded for our tastes. - CacheMann
Gibsonburg, Ohio (map) | (419) 637-7667
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $1.00
This Park is now Seasonals only. No nightly, weekly, or monthly. - DoggieDaddy
Aug 2011 - $30.00
We stopped here for one night and ended up staying for three. Extremely nice hosts, and a very well kept park. While not near some of the major restaurants there was an Applebes, and Bob Evans fairly near by. A great bakery is in downtown Gibsonburg too. If you want a quiet leisurely place to stay this is it. Water pressure and electric was very good, and the sites reasonably level with a good distance between campers. We would have rated it higher if they would have had a laundromat and Wi-Fi. - buckeye1268
Jul 2011 - $35.00
Used as overnight stop only - fairly long drive from I-80. To get into park you have to navigate around low overhanging and decorative boulders on the road edges and corners. Pull through sites only available for overnight stays, $30 for 30 amp, extra $5 for 50 amp. Note: pull through sites are better set up for truck towing 5th wheel or trailer, rather than motorhome towing a vehicle due to the placement of the hookups. Fire pits are positioned mid way on the site, not front or rear, so no air flow between sites. No security on site after hours, or anyone to contact. I would not go back. - annmarieh
Butler, Ohio (map) | (419) 883-3888
Sites: 37 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $32.00
This is a no-frills campground, but we loved our stay. Lots were large and level. You are right off a Rails to Trails bicycle path, which is level and well maintained. The Owners were top notch in friendliness. They bent over backwards to make sure we were settled in and happy. They have free river tubes, so you can take a ride down the river you are right next to. How often does that happen that you don't have to pay for the extras? Great fun. This is a keeper on our camping book. - Let'sGo!
Jul 2015 - $20.00
Rate reflects PA weekly rate. The best feature of this park for us was easy access to the paved Richland B & O Bike Trail, which runs right behind the campground. Most sites are shaded, which is a problem for roof mounted satellite dishes, but keeps you cooler. - Ken and Lee
Jun 2015 - $28.00
We had one of the pull-through sites, which really are long enough for any length RV. The sites were grassy and level. There are some sites that are not shaded, but most of the sites have beautiful, mature trees with the branches trimmed high enough for tall rigs. This made it harder to get satellite but we found a spot. The campground is mostly weekend seasonals and is very quiet. It is nestled between the Clearfork River and the B&O bike trail. Easy in and out. There was lots of rain while we were there but didn't sink into ground at all. Owners do not keep regular office hours but live on site and are very friendly. One night we lost power because of an accident on 97 and they came around to tell everyone what had happened and that power trucks were already on the way. - Hartleyfam
Sunbury, Ohio (map) | (740) 625-6600
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $52.00
We decided to try this place out and are glad we did. Our site had a cement patio, nice picnic table and a fire ring with a metal grate. From the time we checked in until checkout there was something to do for each of my three kids, who range from age 7-13. I caught a huge bass and the kids caught over 30 fish in one day. The kayaks, canoes, inflatable toys were all no charge and we could use them as much as we wanted. This is by far the best campground we've been to all summer. We saw the staff constantly cleaning and it showed. The bathroom toilets and showers were clean every time we used them. They have some farm animals too. This is our new camping spot! Check out the old truck they have on display too. - Joe K
Jun 2014 - $45.00
We called for a site for a 35' bumper pull trailer and were assured that they had a spot for us. When we arrived our spot was a back-in, too small for our trailer. The spaces are very tight and trees are planted near the front of some sites. Other campers' vehicles are parked along the road so you cannot cut your tires to turn. I would recommend that you only make reservations for a pull-through if you are more than 24', otherwise you will be very disappointed. - WindRiver
Aug 2013 - $40.00
We only stay here 1 night and it was okay. You had to pay for Wi-Fi -so we didn't bother. It was a Monday night so the campground was pretty empty. They have a lake with ducks and geese, nice. Six foot high corn field to one side was also nice atmosphere. Quite difficult to navigate out with a large motorhome and tow, but all in all a good stop for 1 night. - Galetex
959 County Hwy 111E Rushsylvania, Ohio 43347 (map) | (937) 468-7492
Sites: 115 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2010 - $30.00
Very well kept park. Mostly full timers. Grass sites are a little off level but could level the RV OK. Entrance is a long, tree lined lane, but the gravel road is in very good shape. The whole park was groomed very nice. Management is very helpful. Has a small swimming lake and also a small fishing lake. Would definitely camp here again. - darby
Milan, Ohio (map) | (419) 499-4627
Sites: 141 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 23 Reviews
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May 2014 - $38.00
Pay the tolls and stop at the Milan Travel Parking Milan Ohio because it had good ratings according to Good Sam. Well, after paying $40 in tolls we were met by a surly woman who never even bothered to tell us that the bath house was closed and that the only restrooms were the ones behind the office. The WiFi is the Worst we have encountered anywhere. I ended up using my phone. The place is filthy and run down. The toilet stall doors are falling off and there was a spider web the size of a trash can in the men's room. The only men's room available in this large park is the one behind the office and it looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a month. And even with the Good Sam discount it came to $40. Had I seen how bad it was before I paid, I would have dry camped in a parking lot some place. - Chuckstr89134
Jun 2012 - $34.00
Very convenient to the turnpike. So much so, that there is some road noise. There's not much here other than an unheated pool. We're in a 45-footer and there's few sites that can support a rig this big and get anywhere near level. This would be a great $25 location for those wanting to stop for the night. I should have read the other reviews first! FWIW (for what it's worth), we didn't have the power problems mentioned by others. We were one of only 6 or so, non seasonal ones in the park. Although the restrooms were clean it seemed weird that the one bath house had clear glass in the front doors and the windows were open with no screens. - Gil_J
Aug 2011 - $32.00
Unreasonable Fee's are added to the basic fee. The shower has been broken for over a year. The campground is downwind from the Asphalt shingle company, not a pleasant smell. There are many other campground options closer to Cedar Point - I wont be back. - dave99gst
Perrysville, Ohio (map) | (419) 938-7884
Sites: 380 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Aug 2010 - $30.00
This is a good place to camp. It's plenty big enough if you have a large group that want to go camping together. If you don't have a boat, it can be difficult finding things to do here. It is predominantly lake involved. The lake has no hp limit, so you see all kinds of boats. The shower facilities are OK. They are older, but have always been clean. If you have horses, they have a huge area for campers and horse trailers. They have a lot of horse trails. Not our favorite place to go, but we will definitely go back. - asnodgra
Aug 2008 - $15.00
The rate of $15/night was a special rate for this particular weekend. The campground and the setting is beautiful. The roads are all paved, the sites are well marked. We had a back-in site and it was difficult to back in due to the amount of kids on bikes and adults just walking beside the trailer as we were trying to back it up. A little unnerving, and inconsiderate. Our area of the campground was very noisy. I thought it might be because of the low rate, but other people who have camped there have told us that the campground is always noisy. We like the park and campground, and will camp again, but during the week or in off-season. - Jeff & Diane
May 2008 - $25.00
Pleasant Hill is a place that I have mixed feelings about. If we feel like letting loose and having a few adult beverages, then it's fun. If we feel like relaxing in the peace and quiet and not exposing the kids to too much partying, then it's not the place to go. My parents have a seasonal site at Pleasant Hill, so we go there a couple of times a summer on our own and camp near their site. We always have a good time, but don't necessarily sit much while we're there, which can be good or bad. There's a lot of socializing and events. The roads are all paved, which is great for the kids riding their bikes. We always are there on holiday weekends and the place is packed. The park rangers are always driving around, so don't even think about breaking any rules. In section B, there are mostly seasonal sites, so you may feel like you're invading someone else's party if you camp there without knowing someone already. Stick to C or D if you're not wanting to feel like an outsider. The lake is beautiful with lots of speed boats and water skiing, which is fun to watch. If you're not into partying and socializing, maybe Pleasant Hill isn't the place for you. If you enjoy letting loose, then check it out. - atwelch
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 684-7177
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 18 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $40.00
We were traveling to MI and needed place to spend the night. We saw this campground and decided to try it. The campground was 30 mins off of 80. It's a small, cute campground which has tents, 5th wheels, cabins and large RVs. The owners bought this campground 2 years ago and have made it a cute place for families to stay. We called and emailed the office for a reservation. We had no problems driving through park, level spot, full hook up. We'd definitely come back. - kimme
Aug 2014 - $38.00
We were greeted by friendly owners who are also the groundskeepers. It is an older campground that is being revitalized. Lots of shade in the FHU area, but makes the maneuvering a challenge in a 45' coach. Roads and sites are gravel, plenty long and grass everywhere else. The sewer connection is near the front, all other utilities were convenient. Shore power, water, WiFi, cable were up to specs. There is a large grassy area (W/E & tent) for strolling around. - duster340
Aug 2014 - $35.00
This park was clean & well maintained. Nice game room for the kids. If the park would have been fully booked, the sites would have been too close together and difficult to back into. However, when we were there, it was only about half full, and the owners did a good job of spacing each RV away from being too close to a neighbor. - busycamp
Delaware, Ohio (map) | (740) 548-4039
Sites: 289 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 39 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $26.00
A good place for one or two days. No water hookups. When they say a site is 45 feet, that's all it is. - Bamagolfer
Jun 2015 - $30.00
Stayed two nights at Alum Creek...just the wife, myself and our two dogs. Stayed on the L Loop and had a very nice site that really made you feel like you were camping in the woods. Only had electric (as most state parks) but filling the fresh water tank was not a problem. Restrooms/Showers were some of the nicest we have seen from a state park. We stayed here because of the dog park. Although not in the campground, it is only approx. 3 miles away and made for a quick easy drive. Would definitely come back again. - KZ_camper
Jun 2015 - $21.00
The sites at Alum Creek State Park are large, well separated, and very deep. The campground has private access to a lake, nature trails, and it's own small beach. The downside is the sites (with three exceptions) are 50 amp electric only and the AT&T cell service is very poor. The campground has no wifi and it was very difficult to use our AT&T hotspot because the signal was so weak. Although there are camp hosts there was minimal supervision and on the weekends the campers were very noisy until way past two. The area and campground have a lot of potential but I wouldn't make a point to stay here again. It was $21 a night and we stayed in site E18 which was very nice. - Lee and Trace
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 626-1133
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 31 Reviews
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May 2016 - $35.00
Closest fhu cg I could find to Cedar Point, other than staying at Cedar Point. Lots of road noise if you're outside your coach. Some noise from the Sandusky race track, too. Front desk clerk knowledge/competency depends on who is working the desk. Owner is a very nice guy. This place has a lot of trees. If you have satellite, the trees may cause reception problems and could cause trouble for big rigs. Closest RV parts place seems to be B&B in Milan. Stayed here very early in the season. Tables had not yet been placed at all the sites and the pool was not open. Water pressure was barely adequate at 35 psi. No cable, but it looks like some new sites are being built with cable connections. Lots of antenna stations. Wifi was weak even with so few people in the park. Gravel pads on newly built sites look narrow and very close to adjacent trees. Hot breakfast is offered on wknds. Gas, diesel and McD's right across the street. No fenced dog area. Only saw leashed pets and owners cleaning up after them. Small camp store and some tourist info available. I bet this place is really hopping during the season. - TH travelers
Aug 2015 - $49.00
We needed a campground near Cleveland for a two night stop. We decided on this one as it was right on our way. I felt the campground was expensive for what you get. It was noisy, and had the campground been full with cabin people, it would be a zoo. That bathrooms were block and concrete and not extremely clean.
Water pressure was okay, electric worked fine, we used over the air TV and there were many stations to choose from. Sewer was at the back of the site so we just used the dump station on the way out instead of bothering with 30' of sewer hose.
We were parked on grass but the site was level. They had lots of rain recently so sites and roads were a little torn up. Thye were working to fix that. - Howard Jaros
Jul 2014 - $45.00
We stayed here 5 nights during the 4th of July holiday. It was crowded but we had no problems with any noisy campers. Even though there were a lot of campers, the restrooms were very clean during our entire stay. Yes, there is some background noise from the highway but for us it served as "white noise" in the background. We also brought our own fan for the cabin. So between the highway noise and the fan we slept soundly at night and could not hear what was going on at any other campsite. Our cabin was spotless also. I did bring bug spray just in case. We also brought an extension cord and 6 prong outlet as there was only one outlet in the cabin. We also brought our own small mini fridge. I recommend bringing all of the above equipment to make your stay enjoyable. The pools were well maintained and while we were there they were installing a new brick walkway and putting in some lovely flower beds. The only negative about the park is that there is an area behind the office, and spilling over into unused sites, of just plan junk! They have old RVs, bits of metal, concrete, etc in a visible area. They could improve the park setting greatly by having a fenced in area of their construction supplies. People do not want to look at that and that is a shame. If they cleaned that area up a bit they would get a higher rating. - siberian
Bellefontaine, Ohio (map) | (937) 592-9592
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Delaware, Ohio (map) | (740) 549-2267
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 83 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $20.00
We love staying here in December when we come to Ohio to visit family. They host the "Fantasy of Lights" with the neighboring state park. Coming home to the lights in the evening puts you in a holiday mood. Their faucets are heat taped and propane is available on-site. Staff is friendly and helpful. The park is very quiet in the winter. Convenient to Columbus. - Hartleyfam
Oct 2015 - $38.00
We really enjoyed staying here. We were in a 50amp back-in site basically across from the office. The site was a little short for the 38' MH as our back wheels were right at the end of the gravel. However there was plenty of space behind to hang over so it wasn't an issue. The sites are a good size where you don't feel like you are right on top of someone so we enjoyed being outside.
The site had a small patio with a good size plastic picnic table that we used often. We bought some local firewood and built a fire one evening and really enjoyed just sitting around it talking and playing the guitar.
We normally don't use the public facilities when we have a sewer hookup but we were in a hurry so we used the showers in the bathhouse one evening and they were clean and very nice.
When we arrived a lady in the office actually took my wife and I to a group of sites to let us pick the site we wanted.
We will definitely return if we are going through this area again. - Frisco Wolffman
Sep 2015 - $40.00
Stayed overnight. Our site was level but barely fit the length of our Class A 34 feet plus tow and very narrow as we had to step on neighbour's lot to get to our stuff. It was pull through but so short we had to unhook car (waste of time as we wanted to leave 1st thing in the morning and that added a step at night and in morning). Showers had hot water but stall is very small due to the big box inside. Very quiet (it was weekday). Wifi was excellent. Staff helpful at front desk. Since it was cooler, every one had their door/windows opened. Neighbour had tv on at 11pm, pretty loud (since we are close it makes things worse). How can people do not realize their tv is that loud that it can be heard on other sites (and they and us were inside). Luckily I was able to fall asleep by closing my bedroom windows, as we had driven over 700 miles that day, and doing same the next. Our sleep was important. Sites of seasonals were top notch. We liked this campground and will return if we ever need to stay overnight in the area on our way to final destination. But will make sure that the next time, site is bigger than what we had. - Helsyl
Butler, Ohio (map) | (419) 883-3314
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $38.00
Halloween themed weekend. Several activities planned (pumpkin carving, costume contest, haunted hayride and haunted house). Costume contest was very disorganized and rigged since the winners were all same family. Haunted House and Hayride was fun and pretty scary. Had a backin site in the 90's, which were gravel and it sloped up hill more than one could really level out properly. This area is really nice part of Ohio and the campground is well maintained. Roads to the campground are a little winding and rolling so you have to use caution getting to this one...especially if you arrive at night. - DoubleEE
May 2014 - $42.00
We were here with 2 other families for Memorial Day weekend. I was a little concerned about camping on the holiday weekend as we have had bad experiences other places. The owners have their home in the campground and must have kept a watch over things. Quiet hours were observed in the loop we were in, and we observed no problem campers the whole weekend. There were many activities for the children, which they greatly enjoyed. The sites we were in were large enough for us to congregate in and the children to play. The owners were very accommodating for the few special requests we had. The upper loops have a rest room facility with 2 family rooms- toilet, sink and shower. They were clean when we used them. Everyone liked it so well that we plan to make this an annual event. The were only a few negatives. The road to the campground is a little narrow and there is an intersection just north of the campground where visibility both direction is a problem. They are far enough out in the country that the internet is slow. Not their fault, but it just is. We have no problem recommending this campground and plan to camp here again. - K_and_I
May 2012 - $50.00
Great KOA! One of the best I've been to! Great activities for kids as well as adults. Staff was great! Restrooms were very clean. They even have family restrooms, those are great. The only downside was that the Wi-Fi was spotty and if you have AT&T then you won't have cell service. Other than that, it was a great campground. - Robinson Family
Mount Vernon, Ohio (map) | (740) 397-9318
Sites: 153 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2012 - $34.00
So clean, everything was in place and kept up very well. Everything from the signs to the showers to the grass was so well kept. Warm friendly staff. There was a great pond with fish and small but nice lake for swimming. A bizillion stores about 4 miles away in Mt Vernon if you forgot something. Small number of lots but highly recommended campground. - Blue Line RVer
May 2011 - $30.00
Great park and we will definitely stay here again. Preferred access is via Pleasant Valley Rd which is paved almost all the way to Keys Rd. The unpaved section and Keys Rd are no problem. No sewer hookups for transients though some of the seasonal sites - all occupied - have sewer. Big rig sites are new with nice large concrete pads and gravel parking spots. Sites are mostly shaded and you may have trouble getting satellite from a stationary mounted dish. Should be OK with a movable dish however. There is no pool but a very nice swimming pond with dock and floating raft, sandy beach and bottom. There is also a catch and release fishing pond. Showers and bathroom are very clean though I couldn't get really warm water in the shower and they are the kind that requires you to push a button every 5 seconds to keep the water flowing. Sites are available for tenting and there are also a few new log cabins available for rent. There are some organized activities for children, a game room, basketball court and huge grassy areas for play. The park is carefully managed and meticulously maintained by the owners. Open approximately Apr 15 through Oct 15. - Buckeye44
Aug 2006 - $25.00
This is a permanent summer home for most residents - seasonals. Lots of trailers. Lots of trees. But the only RV park in Mt Vernon worth staying at. It is about 6 miles to downtown. Sites at the front of the park are used mostly for transients. Good 50 amp. Lots of elbow room. They don't have a sewer connection. TV via satellite is doubtful although I got reception on pad A5 by parking at the very front of the pad. Roads are not paved and are dusty. Pads are gravel. Don't take Keys Rd but take township road 362 west from highway 36 out of Mt Vernon. Keys is in very bad shape with lots of low limbs and big pot holes. It is only partly paved and is very dusty. The park is run by a second generation owner who is active in park management/maintenance and is very friendly. I would stay here again if I needed to be in Mt Vernon. - AshleyAnne
Galena, Ohio (map) | (740) 965-2321
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 14 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $1.00
I came here for a long term stay until I bought a house. I was charged $650/mo that was suppose to include basic hook up and WiFi. During the 3 weeks here I never got WiFi, went to office and they basically said "oh well" when asked to speak with the owner they said she was not in and she would not want to hear about this she had more important things to worry about instead if I could get WiFi. Campground is run down, extremely noisy with the golf carts running all over the place and the auto traffic. There is no control over the campers there as on weekends they are up all night making noise. You are parked on top of each other and you had better know how to drive to get into your site, they won't help you. Muddy sites, very little gravel and the road coming in is a wash board. I had to turn my tv up very loud to begin to hear it. I left this campground as soon as I found another one and very pleased with this one. Oh yea when I went back to speak with the owner I was told by an elderly lady that she would be in in the morning, I explained I would be at work, the lady stated, "if you want to see her you will come in when she is here, she will not come in to see you on your schedule". I have been a full-time camper for the last 4 years and this is the worst AND I mean WORST campground I have ever stayed. Save your money go somewhere else. I don't think this place would not survive if it were not for the trailer people that live full-time on the hill. Would not recommend going up there from what I heard about what goes on up there. - Wayne Conway
Jul 2015 - $39.00
We have been coming to Berkshire for about 5 years now. We just travel to stay on weekends. The kids love it. There is so many things for families to do that its a packed weekend. My parents even come up from Pa to stay. Never complain. The staff in the office are just AWESOME every single time we have been there. Never had any issues with the sites or people at all. - JLee Hdz
Jul 2013 - $35.00
We planned to stay a few nights but left after one. Honestly, we would have left shortly after arrival but were too tired to look elsewhere. We were given a "pull through" site that was to accommodate our 40' coach and toad. It was 90 degrees off a narrow road and so we had to disconnect the toad in order to maneuver into it. Once there the leveling jacks punched through the thin layer of gravel and buried themselves into the soil. A small "swamp" lay across the site as well which looked to be the result of leaks in either the sewer or water system. As the site sloped too much we tried one across the road that was more level. No luck. There too the jacks went straight into the soil. Even after placing plywood under them. That folded up and went into the soil along with the jacks. Management finally brought us some 2x lumber and cement blocks which in combination solved the problem. Noise from barking dogs and speeding (yes speeding) cars and golf carts running past us until 11 pm dropped our evaluation of this place even further. At times the noise was so loud it drowned out the television (even with the windows all closed). We walked though nearly all of the park that evening and took in the sights. There were no other pedestrians. Everyone drove around on golf carts. None of the roadways are paved and the little remaining gravel is seriously pock-marked with deep pits and ruts. Made me wonder how folks would feel comfortable speeding on it but I could never answer that one. Bottom line is this park is well past its prime. Whoever owns it has got to be sucking the income and using it for other things. There is just too much "deferred maintenance" showing compared to the high number of guests (nearly all permanent homes) who must provide a positive cash flow. We will stay in a truck stop before we stay in this place again. - User422
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (419) 734-9117
Sites: 104 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 16 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $1.00
A delightful place to stay. We had a pull though site with full hookups. It was very quiet and an easy place to find. We took the ferry to Put-In-Bay and to see the peach memorial. This place has a small golf course, a hotel and a cafeteria. I would recommend this as a good place to stay. - rolling homeless
Aug 2015 - $10.00
Sites are level and spacious. Interior roads are paved and easy to maneuver. Park grounds well maintained but pool areas are lacking (sauna not working, outside whirlpool dirty). The park was perfect for us as we did not spend much time in the park due to sightseeing in the area. Park was like a ghost town given the time of year. No planned activities. Pools were open. Check in at security building. Day shift shift security guard not friendly or welcoming, thus low service rating. No other service provided. - Mustcamp
Aug 2015 - $30.00
Stayed here 6 yrs ago and doesn't seem to have changed much if any. Security comes on strong, but doesn't seem to enforce much. Conditions for hookups is still poor...water hookups bent, electric boxes in poor deterioration causing concern and not being fixed or cared for as evidenced by more than 20 boxes looked at all needing replacement due to elec flashing. Sewer hookups , many many broken yet serviceable, when security contacted, explanation was lawn mowing caused it. Wifi was so slow, used my smart phone. Reservations were for Coast 2 Coast practically unavailable (only 3 slots) and yet park was less than 20% filled! To be fair, campsites roomy and easy access. Location for local amenities is what drew us back a second time, but have initiated another look for other sites. My Coast 2 Coast got me a $ 30 slot instead of a $10 per my membership. Not much value for a campground in obvious decline with so much to offer. Reservation help does not seem too concerned about customers concerns. - rahangman
Bowling Green, Ohio (map) | (419) 352-1185
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 12 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $16.00
Great little park that surrounds a lake. Close to I-75 and a nice place with layover for a night or two. We are a big rig and the pull through was adequate with a nice picnic table and fire ring. Unfortunately it was raining the entire day/night we were there so we didn't get to use them. The only downside to this park is that there is no sewers, only water and electric. Being full-timers, we like a full hook up when we can get it. But, the park was quiet, clean, and easy to get in and out of. Lots of nice little places nearby to visit and very close to BGSU. We will definitely put this place on our list of good parks to layover at. So glad we found it. It was a great value with the Passport America discount. - LovinFT
Jun 2015 - $16.00
I was pleasantly surprised at Fire Lake. I had read that there are mostly seasonal sites, but they have added a lot of overnite spots with water and electric. The lake was beautiful and there were lots of things going on for the kids. The owners have a nice covered picnic area and a new basketball spot. Everything was neat and we would definitely recommend staying there. - Ginny H
May 2015 - $32.00
Arrived after hours and was met by the owner doing his chores; he escorted us to our site. We used the laundry and showers. Most of the sites are long term occupied. They maintain several sites for overnighters. We would come here again. - john rv
Huron, Ohio (map) | (419) 433-4118
Sites: 197 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 17 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $44.00
It is a seasonal campground. Only 4 pull thru sites. Bath house marginal and right next to very smelly dump station. It was quiet (no one there) but nothing else good to say about it. - Ascolo
Jun 2014 - $38.00
We were in town for a lacrosse tournament and this was minutes from the fields and Cedar Point. There is a small store and a clean laundry room at the entrance. When you first drive in there are many permanent sites but most are well maintained and everyone we met was very friendly. The sites are level and have more room than many campgrounds we've been to. Although we didn't use the actual restrooms the showers are separate and could definitely use some updating. There is a nice playground for kids, kayaks and canoes to rent, and activities run by the campground. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. - coldwaterconch
Jul 2013 - $44.00
Mostly seasonal campground. Located on Huron River with marina. If you enjoy the river you may like. Many seasonals with older trailers. Transient sites are good size. We were on pull thru site near marina. Good length and width. It poured the morning we were to pull out. We opened our door to our site fully under 6 inches of water, with geese walking by. The gravel drive we were parked on was above the water level. If in the area again we would look for another campground. - User3168
Harrod, Ohio (map) | (419) 648-3601
Sites: 242 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2006 - $25.00
This park is over run with seasonal campers many of which allowed their units to become very run down. Golf carts everywhere and it was a rather loud campground. They advertise having a swimming pool, which turns out to be a swimming lake. The lake was ok for swimming and did have nice homemade slides. They did have 2 playgrounds which were decent and they had a live band which was entertaining on both nights. I would not stay here again. - ACGreen
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (419) 635-4479
Sites: 100 | 0 Reviews
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 625-1495
Sites: 650 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 42 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $34.00
We stayed two nights here. We were going to Cedar Point which is only 5 minutes away. Camp grounds were nice, lots of activities for the kids. We were there on weekdays so it wasn't too crowded. If you were there during a busy time it would feel crowded for sure. They allow 24 hour check in, which may be typical, however our first night there people checked in at 12:30am and proceeded to noisily set up their camp until after 2am. We have never experienced people setting up camp in the middle of the night right next to us. The campground was probably 25% full so they could have placed these late arrivers somewhere not near people who were trying to sleep. - Walther Fam
Aug 2015 - $60.00
This is a relatively big busy park in the summer. Most use this as a base for Cedar Point. There is allot to offer..but you are parked close together. There is a permanent section, that looks to be run down. Unfortunately, because of the size of my 45 foot RV, I had to park facing the permanent section. - sse
Jun 2015 - $72.00
Camp sites were very narrow. There were a couple loose dogs on the grounds that were breeds not allowed at KOA campgrounds. Many campers were loud, and did not clean up cans, bottles and other garbage on their sites.
Managment was notified, but was unresponsive. - epoux
Genoa, Ohio (map) | (440) 234-2081
Sites: 12 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $20.00
Easy overnight place to stop while traveling East on the Turnpike. It's nothing more than a blacktopped parking lot but it does have 50a power which worked fine. The parking lanes are just long enough to handle a 40' rig but you will have to disconnect your tow/towed. There is plenty of room to park a vehicle alongside. There is a dump station if needed. The potable water supply was not useable though - it's a hand pump and I couldn't get suction to start the water flowing. When's the last time you used one of those! Given the amount of traffic that flows in and out of the service plazas and that the camping lot is not secure, we felt a little exposed especially when the door handle on the RV rattled around midnight. Nothing happened and we didn't see anyone around but it did unnerve us a bit. In a pinch, we'd stay at one again. - Born2Roam
Sep 2014 - $20.00
This is a parking lot with electric pedestals. It is a nice level lot, well laid out, and has a dump station. The restrooms available are in the main service plaza building. This is a good place for a night of sleep and a good value in our opinion. - Full Timer 2006
Aug 2014 - $20.00
We stayed in the East Bound service plaza, Wyandot lot. Paved, level, wide sites in a parking lot atmosphere. Our's was 45' long as is our coach. Parked the car next to the site. All sites have 30A/50A service, but no other utilities. A dump station and water are available on the way out. There's grassy, shaded area with tables near the sites. Several restaurants, mini mart, public area, showers, bathrooms and truckers lounge are inside the plaza building. The rv parking and truck parking are located on opposite sides with the plaza in the middle. The entrance road off the turnpike goes near the sites, but not much noise. I hope this convenience is copied on other major roads. - duster340
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-3318
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 7 Reviews
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Aug 2013 - $28.00
Campground appears to have a resort like feel but No Sewer on the sites. Could not find any site that was level and when I did find the sight we stayed the site was hard to level due to jacks sinking (took a lot of work to level). All of the lake front sites are taken by seasonals. Bath house was real old like outhouses that needed to be pumped out, they had no privacy. Electric was strapped to poles and trees. The lake looked dirty. We will avoid this place in the future. - PWMC58
Jul 2012 - $29.00
A group of us camped at this campground. The sites were hard to navigate. We couldn't tell where the boundaries were. The electric was horrible. We had to figure out where it was, and then discovered it was way up on a pole and had to share with four sites and only had one 30 amp. The rest were regular house plugs. It kept blowing breakers. We had to share the water, too. There should be water and electric on all sites, but there wasn't. The lake was disgusting. We couldn't swim with all the seaweed in it. The store had very little in it. The swim lake was so far away you had to drive to it. The bathrooms were not clean at all. We will never go here again and do not recommend this campground to anyone. - lolymay
Jul 2012 - $26.00
No sewer hookups, almost all sites are seasonals, with all lake front sites taken. Sites are level and long. A family park with a lot of golfcarts running around. Power was good, water good. $26 is too much, Passport America rate of $13 is more in line with value for this campground. - Teacher's Pet
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (419) 732-3938
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $30.00
Stayed 2 weeks, employees are great. EPA is after them and all campgrounds about dumping gray water on the ground so they pump out. Power was fluctuating enough to kick our surge protector. An electrician was called in and it was fixed within two hours. Sites are gravel/grass, big rig compatible. Lots of trees, we wiggled back and forth until our roof mounted satellite locked on. The lake has a bounce thing to keep kids busy; plenty of activities. Park is mostly seasonal, but does not have that mobile home park feel. - Born2RV
Jun 2012 - $32.00
I guess it depends on what you're used to, but we thought this was an extremely poor value for the money. While they claim to have 50amp service, they actually only have 2 sites with 50amp. Everything else is 30amp. We feel that $32 for a grass site with only 30amp service, water and NO sewer, No TV, NO shade is a lot to pay. There is nothing special or even nice enough to talk about when trying to describe this park. I would not stay here again! - vidcity
Aug 2011 - $27.00
Stayed here for the National Matches at Camp Perry. Nice clean park, dog friendly, stayed two weeks. The weekends are more crowded than weekdays - lot of seasonal campers. Sites and roads are gravel, big rigs stay up front. Seasonal folks are friendly but get testy when you have to drive on their site to make it around a corner. Gray water is allowed to drain at site, but black tank must be pumped out or drive to on-site RV dump. Most campgrounds in Northern Ohio are like this. Employees are very helpful and professional. There are planned activities i.e. movie night, pot luck. The swimming pond has a trampoline-like bounce thing and a beach. I will stay here again. - Born2RV
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-2267
Sites: 700 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 22 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $45.00
Good: Location (across from Canoe livery), clean restrooms, great service staff, indoor pool, fishing.
Needing Improvement: Sites are tight and navigation in and around campground tight, Lake not clean enough or me to swim in with lots of algea and moss floating on top. - DoubleEE
May 2015 - $100.00
Very clean park. Stayed at the Bluegill cabins which are very stripped down Camper Cabin A frames. The salt water pool, jacuzzi, and showers are fantastic. Camp store is expensive but fully stocked. Big plus for me was the unlimited free coffee. WiFi was sketchy but available. Only knock on this place is it is not on the river. - Puncheon
Apr 2015 - $40.00
This campground is ok but not my favorite. The mini golf and go carts are fun but very expensive. This is a big place with way too many sites packed in, my opinion. The area we were in was too tight with people not just beside us but behind. We had an end site and the constant traffic was annoying. People come and go a lot! - Ckamper
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-5257
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 4 Reviews
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I will pretty much ditto the other reviews about this campground, with dirty showers, brown water, and unenforced quiet times. I actually think the water made me sick. It was so bad that even after filtering it through a charcoal filter, we still ended up buying bottled water from a local store for drinking purposes. We stayed from a Thursday through to Monday. The site itself was actually pretty nice; level, adequate sized, and right on the river with easy access to the water. Other that the water being nasty we thought things were quite nice -on Thursday. Then came Friday night. The name of this campground on their web page is River Run "Family" Campground. You can throw the word "Family" out; this place is party central. The drunks in the site next to us stayed up and played drunken games (with an ax no less) until the wee hours of the morning and language that no child should be exposed to. There was no enforcement of the 1100pm quiet hour anywhere in the campgrounds. We stayed over until Monday and finally on Sunday evening we finally got some quiet and serenity. However when we got ready to pull out on Monday, we discovered that the dump station was full and running over.....we had no place to dump our tanks! I want to the office and at first they said sorry but there's nothing hey could do. I wasn't about to pull 2.5 hours with full tanks, I was preparing to pull down the street to the next campground and pay them to dump but the honey-dipper truck had just showed up for the full timers and they -camp management- had them come over and pump us out too. The only good things I can say about this campgrounds is that it is located close to all the Mohician River activities; the swimming pool was nice (cleaner water than the drinking water); and the site on the river was nice. Other than that I can not recommend this campgrounds, especially for families. - campdaddy
Aug 2013 - $33.00
The campground needs work. The sites were mud pits and too close. water is brown. Bathrooms are inadequate in number and filthy. There are a total of three bathroom sinks and three showers for 240+ camp sites. Fee is way over priced at $33 plus per night. We camped all over the country this year and this was by far the worst campground in terms of basic cleanliness and amenities such as water. - Len00lisa
Aug 2011 - $34.00
We do a lot of camping & this campground is our least favorite. We had read a review that people stayed up late making a lot of noise, so we called prior to reserving & were told that an 11 PM quiet time was strictly enforced. Not true. The people next to us stayed up until 2 blasting music & drinking. No one ever said anything to them. The showers were dirty & smelled bad. The bathroom was loaded with bugs & spider-webs. The fresh water was brown. The staff were RUDE & not helpful. When asked a question, their replies were little more than grunts. I seriously cut myself in the shower. Because of the bleeding, I wanted to let a cleaning person know. When I did, she could not have shown less concern acting as if I was more than a nuisance. We will not return to this campground. - ctaft
Bowling Green, Ohio (map) | (419) 352-0441
Sites: Many | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $20.00
Being from Bowling Green and wanting to spend time with Family & Friends, and no other park readily available we have found the Fairgrounds an excellent choice. The parking for us has always been very convenient, open 24 hrs, patrolled by city police and most accommodating. Dump station is available, water hookups and electric is good but only 1 private 50 amp electric hook up available all others are 30. This is home to the National Tractor Pull and Wood County Fair so be aware that camping here during those events is very restrictive but available. You are 4 minutes from downtown and only 20 minutes from Toledo. Easy access from I-75 or US 6 and close to I-80 the Ohio Turnpike. We enjoy the stay. Dogs welcome and the love the walking due to all the Fair Facilities that are used year round. I will not hesitate to stay here. - rahangman
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-4290
Sites: 186 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 27 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $40.00
Top notch State Park campground. Sites are large and fairly level. Some are full hookups but the sewer connections are strange. Made it work OK but not your typical hook up. Water and electric are both good. Most sites are fairly level. Paved roads and sites. Lots of shade but you can find sites that satellite will work. We had to set our tailgater across the street but got a solid signal Over the air TV is non existent. Verizon signal is just OK. 3G but our Wilson Amp got is up to one bar of 4G. Easy travel to the Amish areas.We reserved Site 144 on the creek but is probably the only site in the park that would not work with our 40' MH. Big trees prevented deploying our slides and awning and it sloped enough that we could not get level. Works fine for smaller rigs but not for a big rig. Friendly staff moved us to site 48 which is great!
I would stay here again or recommend it to a friend. - Pjoe
Jun 2015 - $35.00
Mohican State Park is a very nice place. Right on the Mohican River. We arrived after three days of MONSOON rain. Park recovered very nicely. All new pavement, and many sites are being upgraded. All pluses!!! - philman
May 2015 - $38.00
This is a great campground. River sites are awesome, so much fun to go fishing or tubing. This pace has a great "camping" feel. Trails are great. Sites a little tight but I feel most places I've been are that way. This place is pretty packed all season but especially summer. If you don't book in advanced you probably won't be staying here. - Ckamper
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-5095
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2005 - $18.00
We camped here and canoed at another location. The staff was friendly and we had a nice secluded tent site. - angles87
Lakeview, Ohio (map) | (937) 843-3553
Sites: 461 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 19 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $25.00
Great campground for boaters! Although we don't boat or generally use the beach/lake area at all, we still enjoyed our stay here. We originally reserved a lakeside (full hookup) site. Once we got there and saw how crowded the sites are in that area, we switched to a different one with more privacy.
The lakeside sites would be nice for families with small children. There were TONS of kids running between and through all the sites. Being just the two of us, it wasn't really what we were looking for - definitely wouldn't be a relaxing trip! We moved to C49 and it was absolutely PERFECT! Very spacious/private and close enough to a water spigot to fill up with our hose. The site had a perfect balance of sun and shade. - PugResQ
Jun 2012 - $26.00
First time to this campground. Camped in Area C. Shade is not as abundant in this area and is further from the lake so these sites seem to fill up last but still a good area. Area B is heavily wooded and can be difficult to get a site: reserve early for those sites. Nice campground and one of the nicest camp stores I've seen at a State park. Camp store also offered scooped hard ice cream. Various boats and bikes available for rent. The kids really liked the BMX bike course. A good place for biking. There is a game room at camp store. The beach looked clean and nice but some of the lake water looked green so we did not swim here. The shower house was close to the campsite and had an abundance of clean showers. They appeared to have recently had some minor renovations. There was also a toilet room close by that was older but clean and quite adequate. The campground was a little rowdier than we are used to but was patrolled often. We will add this campground to our regular rotation. - tbga21
Jun 2012 - $32.00
Nice CG on the shores of Indian Lake. We paid a couple of $ extra for water front site. Typical of other Ohio State CG's. Most sites do not have full hook ups, just electric. Has a nice large campstore. - djkm
Port Clinton, Ohio (map) | (614) 336-6214
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2014 - $35.00
We stayed here four days our granddaughter was shooting air rifles. Nice park. No shade to speak of but had good electric. I would stay here again only if I had someone shooting. While we was there they was experiencing a May Fly hatch of biblical proportions. There were dead flies everywhere. It was impossible to keep them out of our R. Bad smell but it was over about the time we left. Good paved level site. ADMIN NOTE: WiFi is available at the clubhouse - Montie
Jun 2013 - $29.00
This park may have been upgraded since the last review. When we got there, the area had just been mowed and trimmed; it looks very nice. The forty asphalt pads looked brand new to us. They're 45 feet long, but only about 8 or 9 feet wide. The bathhouse looks new, as well. The floor is concrete, but aside from that it's large and very well kept. The Wi-Fi worked well. The $29 rate reflects the discount with a military ID. No matches were going on, so there were only 2 to 4 rigs there the whole four days we were there. They do have a lot of ants; take some yard spray. We would definitely stay here again. - Dream2RV
Jul 2010 - $29.00
This is a nice clean park but it has gone to the dogs. Until last week there was a no pet policy, now its changed. There is no WiFi or swimming pool but the beach is within walking distance. The wife and daughter went wading and got some kind of redish oil on them. Got to see the ROTC in training. (Looked like a nice bunch of younguns, so I think it was Jr. ROTC.) The price is high for what you get, but the cheapest in the area. I was staying here to get some repairs done on the air conditioner. I would come back if needed to, but not by choice. - trailmaster
Sandusky, Ohio (map) | (419) 627-2106
Sites: 283 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 75 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $90.00
Great access to the park. Very nice cement pads and large picnic table. Every site has a grill and garbage cans are strategically placed and emptied several times a day. Have come here every year since 2002 and always had a good experience. - Harry Donehoo
Sep 2015 - $110.00
The cost seems high until you subtract the $15 saved on parking that you would pay at the amusement park and the convenience to walk in and out for lunch, dinner, or just a break in the day. The hook ups are excellent. Our site was perfectly level well manicured and top notch...absolutely no complaints. You can't get any more convenient camping for Cedar Point (an amazing amusement park) than this. The staff was friendly and helpful, trash cans were located at every other site and emptied frequently. The pads and patios are concrete, pool facility is nice as are the showers. A little pricey, but you are paying for location along with a resort feel. The sites, walkways, shower house, etc. are as nice as any you will find. We stayed over Labor Day so having early ride time was nice as Cedar Point was extremely crowed. - IBpraisingGod
Sep 2015 - $80.00
The campground is nicely landscaped and maintained, with a swimming pool, shuffleboard, and a few other amenities (we didn't use any of them). Sites are a little close together but we've seen far worse. It's extremely convenient being able to walk back to the RV at lunch time to walk our dog (or to have a cost-effective homemade lunch). Between that, the savings on park admission, and not having to pay for parking, the price isn't quite as outrageous as it seems at first glance. For us, the 1-hour early entry into the park was a huge draw... we were able to ride the three most popular rides (twice for two of them) before the floodgates opened to the public at 10am. On the downside, our back-in site was very unlevel, requiring three boards under our front wheels (and boards under our jacks) to keep our leveling jacks from lifting the wheels into the air. The entire campground was infested with spiders, mosquitos, and other flying insects. We couldn't go outside without repellant, and every time we opened the door a few bugs immediately got into the RV. We would definitely stay here again, mainly for the convenience (walk the dog at lunch) and early entry to the park. - LifeRebooted
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-3804
Sites: 290 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 2 Reviews
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May 2010 - $28.00
Campground is approx 80% seasonal, lots of families, kids, golf carts. Quieted down pretty well at night. Roads are dirt (dusty) and extremely narrow; you have to pull off the road when other cars pass, thus advanced planning is necessary when towing a rig. This also makes it a challenge to back into a site with the seasonals all around. Most dissatisfied with the bathrooms away from the showerhouse, one of them was disgusting and not at all usable. Plan on a far walk to the clean one if your site is in the outer reaches. I don't see us returning. - WoodedOne
Jun 2007 - $25.00
I have been camping here for 6 years. Great family environment. Clean restrooms. The staff is always very helpful and friendly. Several activities throughout the year. Will continue to camp here each season. - wrc0531
Lakeside-Marblehead, Ohio (map) | (419) 734-4778
Sites: 100+ | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2012 - $40.00
We LOVE the Peninsula. Originally started staying as motel guests and have recently purchased a travel trailer to keep at the RV park behind the motel. The grounds are clean, the staff is friendly, and it is a well-run campground. Very satisfied so far! - kicker0927
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-5374
Sites: 34 acres | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2008 - $25.00
We stayed right on the river, it was very peaceful. This park has many seasonal campers and most must be big Ohio State fans, lots of OSU flags flying. They set up a TV in the pavilion and had a big bon-fire during the game. The sites were on the small size. Toilets were pit latrines. Each lot is serviced by back to back electric and water hydrants. Close to Amish towns and farms. - myriad
Wellington, Ohio (map) | (440) 647-4490
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 10 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $26.00
A very nice state park with lots of spaces, roads and trails to bike, hiking, swimming and kayaking/canoeing. They are working to improve some of the campsites. There was water at the park but not at your site. We did have 50 amp electricity. We had to look for a level site, but most would be okay. - viadelmangos
Oct 2015 - $27.00
This is another nice Ohio State park. We were on an electric hookup site in the first culdesac. It was a great spot! There was ample room between sites. Each site has a fire ring and table. We got several channels on the antenna. AT&T service was good. There are a lot of pine trees that provide shade. It was in the mid 90s the four days we stayed and the humidity was extreme so we didn't check out the area much. We will definitely stay again but will get a site in the circle because there aren't many sites that can accommodate a 35' RV with a tow vehicle. - Tammy7
Sep 2015 - $23.00
Nice park with lots to do. Some spots may be a bit tight as interior roads are narrow. Good kayaking and biking. - JJnLilly
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-3835
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $41.00
First the good: They have a pool, and it appeared fairly clean. And now the bad: 1) Roads, or lack thereof. They sent me to a site down along the river. This camping area, although it was not disclosed to me, appears to be designed for only tent camping or small popup campers. The path there was an extremely steep dirt road that is washed out in several spots with 6 inch deep ruts. I was pulling a 30 ft trailer and no one said a thing about this! If I didn't have 400 HP and 4x4, I'd have never made it back up. And thankfully it wasn't pouring rain at the time. I'm still worried that I may have damaged my trailer bearings. 2) Signage, or lack thereof. Apparently "toodik" is native for "lost in the woods" because you will be hard pressed to find any sort of signs, and the map provided was drawn by a 5 year old and looks nothing like the actual grounds once there. 3) If you like mosquitoes, you're in luck. I've never in my life seen so many congregated in one area. They were so thick you could see dark clouds of them swarming. Judging by our many welts, they don't mind Deep Woods Off. 4) Watch out for extra fees! Things like bringing children or just arriving a little early. Also, cancellation fees are STEEP. A min of $25 for > 7 days, or $40 if less. For no shows, you lose the $40 AND they bill you the balance too. They are bloodsucking vampires not unlike their mosquitoes. 5) When I asked if they accepted Passport America, the lady's response was, "what's that?". 6) If you plan to go canoeing, be sure you bring a LOT of money. I grew up around this area and use to canoe as a kid all the time for almost nothing. American greed at it's best, a family of 4 will now set you back well over $100.
But don't let all of this deter you, they DID have a pool. - hojo70
Jun 2013 - $30.00
This campground was average. Their pool was small but it was as warm as bath water which we really enjoyed. They have a lot of activities. They even had a chocolate slip and slide for the kids; that was really awesome. Some people had really loud music playing behind us all night which was annoying. We would return again. - Ilove2camp
May 2013 - $40.00
We were pleased when driving in to the campground to find that it was very wooded. The grounds were well cared for and the landscaping was inviting. The campground had all gravel roads and most all of the sites were grass. We enjoyed having a grass site because our dogs tracked in less rocks and dirt. Had it been rainy during our stay, however, the grass site may have been less desirable (potential mud and tire ruts). We stayed at a site on the main hill. The sites near the front were fairly close together and we noticed several campers in large units having a difficult time maneuvering into their sites. There is one post with two spouts for water that two sites share, so if you are at an even numbered site you need a long water hose. The same applies for electricity. Farther back into the campground the sites were more spacious. There were also several sites along the river's edge. These sites were very nice but were all booked when we reserved. They are the farthest out from the camp store and pool, however. For a more details visit: http://crazy4camping.com/campsite-reviews/ohio/camp-toodik-loudonville-oh/ - crazy4camping1
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-4024
Sites: 134 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $20.00
Found this park was decent for a couple of nights. It was rainy while we were there and we found that the roads leading to the sites turned to mud slicks. Gravel is definitely needed! There are some seasonal RVs scattered about but there's plenty of spaces for guests. The site was gravel with a concrete patio. Our site backed up to the beautiful Mohican river. The owners were super nice & very helpful. - sbelle55
Oct 2014 - $30.00
This is a fantastic getaway and a great place to camp. Right on the river with spectacular views. Basic sites with plenty of room for our 40' RV. The owners and staff are fantastic. Pizza and wings on site. Recreation area with a pool, corn hole and volleyball and a basketball hoop. No sewer hook ups but they do have a honey wagon and a dump station. Perfect for a getaway and in a great location for canoeing and Amish country. We highly recommend this campground!! - jnlo
Jun 2014 - $50.00
The owners were on hand and very helpful and courteous. Any questions or issues were quickly and kindly addressed. The grounds and sites are nice but the facilities leave a lot to be desired. We were right on the river and it was beautiful. Bathrooms are just pits with toilet seats and the smell is unbelievable. Showers were dirty, moldy and outdated. Probably won't stay there again because there are so many other campgrounds with river sites that have better updated facilities. - User3518
Loudonville, Ohio (map) | (419) 994-2244
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $1.00
This is a small campground but it is so very well maintained. The grounds are mowed and beautiful gardens have been planted it some areas. The campground is right on the Mohican river and it is so calm and restful we will be back again. They do accept Coast to Coast points so are stay had no charge. - Walter Pfiitze
Jul 2015 - $1.00
Update from our last review.
WiFi is now available on deck of the sales office. Grounds continue to get better with well cared for lawn and good shade in many sites. New power pedestals and water connections at some sites. Pool nice and clean.
Rating would be 9 if WiFi was indoor at the activity building or 10 if WiFi available at sites. - Tireman9
Oct 2014 - $10.00
The resort as they call it has 225 campsites, with only 5 full hook-ups, and these 5 are only 30 amps. Very litte gravel to set up rv on. All the campground roads are narrow with very little gravels. When it rains mud & mud puddles all over the place. We joined travel resorts of america at sycamore lodge. It is great an me were told the other 5 resorts were just as nice. What a lie.we have been to 3 now and all three are DUMPS ! We will not be back here. Would love to be able to get our money back. Buyer beware. - mylittledogs