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Ohio State Parks. Many state park campgrounds are open year-round for four seasons of fun. Reservations, which can be made up to six months in advance, are required to book your cozy campsite. Rates and amenities vary by park. Although facilities may differ at individual state parks, each campsite includes level parking pad, a picnic table, and ...
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- Scioto Trail State Forest
The 250-acre Scioto Trail State Park consists of two areas...
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The 250-acre Scioto Trail State Park consists of two areas in the middle of the state forest. Two 15-acre lakes, a campground, two primitive camping areas, picnic areas, trails and a sled hill are all located within the park. Favorite Things to Do or See. Fire Tower; Check out the vista off of Martin Road. Take a ride out North Ridge Road ...
Scioto Trail State Park’s 218 acres are a wooded refuge. just south of Chillicothe. Nestled within the beautiful 9,000-acre Scioto Trail State Forest in Ross County, the ridgetops and winding forest roads offer breathtaking vistas of southern Ohio’s Scioto River Valley. The beauty and remoteness of Scioto Trail offers the best of escapes to ...
- Hocking Hills Camping. Just under an hour to Columbus, Ohio, is the Hocking Hills Camping on the banks of the West River, where it turns into a vast, peaceful pool.
- A.W. Marion State Park. With half electric and half nonelectric sites, the A.W. Marion State Park is a perfect campsite for various camping styles. This is a small camp with a seasonal camp store.
- Dillon State Park. An hour outside of Columbus, Ohio, is this sprawling campground with most of the campsites electric and some walk-in. With camp hosts at 4 locations across the campground, a camp store with everything you need, and a laundromat at the welcome center, Dillon State Park is a convenient and well-appointed campground.
- Deer Creek. This busy campground is 30 minutes southwest of Columbus in Ohio’s agricultural center. This is an ideal spot for an extended stay because it has multiple dump stations and restrooms, fire hydrants throughout, and a laundromat.
- Sawdust Farm Camp. Agriculture has always been a big part of Ohio culture, and that tradition is still true today. Get a taste of life in farm country close to Grand River and just thirteen miles from Lake Erie at Sawdust Farm Camp.
- Alum Creek State Park. Designated in the 1970s after Alum Creek was damned as part of a flood control project, this state park is just thirty minutes outside of downtown Columbus, and even closer to the suburbs of Dublin, Westerville, and Worthington.
- Delaware State Park. This Ohio State Park was named for what white settlers called the Lenape Indians, whose territory originally included the east coast around what is now New Jersey, New York City, and Pennsylvania.
- Deer Creek State Park. Once upon a time, the river plains between Columbus, Cincinnati, and the Kentucky border were richly forested, thanks in part to rich sedimentary deposits left by glaciers millions of years ago.
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