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Back 40 Campground
"I spent 4 nights at Back 40 last month and Dwayne and his staff made it such a pleasurable stay! I was actually there for a small family reunion, and was and was able to use the lodge to host everyone. We had a blast and it was such as quiet and well-kept park, we almost liked the rest of the trip more than the actual reunion! There's a ton of space and even a small beach and pond which was super "
Cardinal Center Campground
"Love the campgrounds, they have the best Halloween weekend. Great place for kids. Indoor pool, fishing, and a place to explore. Rates are great."
Bluegrass Campground
"We stayed 9 days and we loved everything. We were here to visit family and they came several times to enjoy the swimming, fishing and to enjoy the picnics we had. Staff was friendly and helpful in every way. Thank you Ray and Larry for making this a great visit for us! ."
Fire Lake Camper Park
"Enjoyed the stay st this rv park. Owners are very nice and the park is quiet and well maintained. Definitely a thumbs up from this crew."
Green Acres Lake Park Resort
"This camping resort is wonderful for kids and adults alike. The new owners, Demi and Fernando, made us feel at home and were very visible during our stay to make sure we were enjoying it. They were constantly working to make the grounds safe and enjoyable. There are so many fun activities for kids, and our seven-year-old daughter cannot wait to return. Although we have a camper, I used the bat"
Wood County Fairgrounds
"This place was quaint, quiet, and rather peaceful. The staff was very kind and helpful. There were a good array of sites to choose from that would fit a lot size rigs. They had all the amenities we could need. There were some really fun activities that we all enjoyed and found relaxing. The location was nice as there were a lot of great places that were a lot of places to shop and eat that didn’t "
Old Lock 24 Campground
"My family had a very lovely time here! The staff was super friendly and helpful throughout our entire visit. There were a lot of great and spacious sites to choose from that were really easy to get our rig into. There were a lot of amenities for all kinds of campers’ needs as well as some very fun activities (that we found rather relaxing). The location was beautiful; there was many stunning views"
Frontier Campground
"Will be fine for your overnight. It is somewhat small, but owner are nice and when we stayed there, it was not expensive. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group"
Sunny's Campground
"Spent a couple of days after having work done on 5th wheel in Elkhart, IN. Huge place (800 campsites, 115 acres)! FHU or WE sites. Very nice, accommodating folks. Asked if we preferred sun or shade, assigned us a great site but said we could switch if we found something we liked better. Sites pretty close together, but not too bad; streets adequate for our 37' unit. Site was all grass, but firm"
Wapakoneta KOA
"Recently stayed (1 night) A welcome change from some of the KOA's we had previously stayed at. Extremely clean and well kept. Coach and trailer sites have wooden decks with picnic tables on them. 2 dog parks with agility items. Would definitely consider extended stay here. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group"
Lakewood Village Resort
"Beautiful setting with 3 lakes. Two lakes for fishing, one of the fishing lakes also has paddleboats, canoes, and kayaks. The third lake is in the back with the campers they store and to my knowledge, not used. Cabins on site for those without campers. Many pull-thru sites and roomy. We have a 30' fifth wheel with a super slide and have yet to find a site it won't fit in. Has a club house and indo"
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Ohio Campgrounds and RV Parks

Ohio is a crossroads state, being located between the east and the Midwest, and having the ports of the Great Lakes as well as major highway access to the Appalachian Mountains and foothills to the south. Ohio has diverse topography and is geographically advantageous for commerce, which is among the reasons why so many people have chosen the Buckeye state to make their homes. Ohio RV parks and campgrounds are among the most popular for folks travelling from one geographic region of the United States to another, but there are plenty of high quality and well-regarded RV resorts in Ohio, each offering something different for visitors.

Southern Ohio RV parks and campgrounds tend to cluster along the Ohio River and the state border with Kentucky. Small towns dot either side of this major water route, which itself has lots to offer paddling enthusiasts. Shawnee State Park, the Edge of Appalachia Nature Preserve, and the Fort Hill Earthworks and Nature Preserve are just south of Columbus and Chillicothe, and represent two excellent venues for getting outdoors and exploring the wilds of Ohio.

To the east are the Wayne National Forest, and west of there is Strouds Run State Park. Nestled in the Appalachian foothills, these destinations are perfect for RV enthusiasts, and some of the best RV sites in Ohio can be found in this southern half of the state. Here, where the mountains begin to rise from the plains and the forests begin to thicken, this land is perfect for making camp.

The RV parks in Southwestern Ohio tend to cluster around the major metros in the area, like Springfield, Dayton, and Cincinnati. Popular destinations for camping include Rocky Fork State Park, Pike Lake State Park, Paint Creek State Park, and the Fort Hill Earthworks and Nature Preserve, all of which are within several miles of each other. Be sure to check out the Paint Creek Lake Wildlife Area, Fallsville Wildlife Area, and Highlands Nature Sanctuary.

As you motor north towards Columbus, the opportunities for outdoor recreation spread out a bit, but become no less enchanting. Visit Bryan State Park, Deer Creek State Park, Buck Creek State Park, or Delaware State Park, all of which are an easy drive from the Columbus metro area, and are perfect for day and weekend excursions to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. To the east of the Columbus, Ohio metro area and its RV parks and campgrounds are popular destinations like the Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve, Woodbury Wildlife Area, and Dillon Wildlife Area. Motor north and you’re at Mohican-Memorial State Forest and Mohican State Park, both extremely popular summer camping destinations. For a bit of perspective on the area’s history, be sure to find your way to Malabar Farm State Park, where a working farm has gardens, a restaurant, and offers tours daily.

The most popular nature destinations for campers in Northern Ohio include Punderson State Park, Wingfoot Lake State Park, Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park, and Headlands Beach State Park. Just south of Cleveland and Akron are Wingfoot Lake State Park and Portage Lakes State Park, both excellent options for folks who do not want to venture too far from the major metros of Ohio.

Updated November 11, 2016.