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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
287 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
No Service
Pets
Pets Allowed
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Learn more about alerts →Families who want lake swimming, fishing, and a playground within walking distance of their site. The on-site store stocks firewood and rents kayaks in summer, and the camper's beach feels genuinely private compared to the main public swim area a short drive away.
Full-hookup sites are the bottleneck here: only 35 among 287 total, so RVers who need water and sewer should filter the map and book the moment the six-month window opens, or expect to settle for electric-only.
Context for the broader area surrounding Caesar Creek Camp Loops A, B, C, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
No permanent pool, but there are day-use facilities along the river. Restored village of Zoar is 5 miles North of the dam. Nearby attractions include Shoenbrunn State Park, operated by the Ohio Historical Society and Warther Museum with 56 hand-carved, operating, miniature locomotives.
At I-77, take Exit 93, which is the Bolivar/Zoar - State Route 212 Exit. Take State Route 212 east to State Route 800. Take State Route 800 south to the dam.
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Summer is the best time to visit for warm weather and full access to Caesar Creek Lake. Expect daytime highs typically in the mid-70s to low-90s°F with humid afternoons and the occasional thunderstorm. Lake recreation peaks (unlimited-horsepower boating, fishing, swimming, on-site kayak rentals), the Check-In Store is fully staffed, and ice cream is available. Weekends and holidays are busy, so reserve sites up to six months ahead. The campground stays open year-round, but from roughly November 1 through April 1 the park winterizes sites and shuts off water, reducing services. Late April through May and September through October bring cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and better conditions for hiking and biking the park's trails.
Peak season with warm weather, perfect for water activities. Book early.
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Main campground amenities include 287 sites with 50-amp electric service (including 35 full hook-up sites), modern bathhouses with showers and flush toilets, a camp store, boat ramp, camper's beach, playground, and recreation areas.
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