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9000 Center Rd, Wilmington, OH 45177
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Learn more about alerts →Riders planning a multi-day trip will get the most out of this place: Solidago Downs alone is a full day in the saddle, and the secluded horse-camp sites with fire rings and level ground suit a crew traveling with stock. The marina is close enough for bait and supplies.
No electrical hookups in the equestrian loop and vault toilets only, so campers expecting full hookups or a bathhouse will be disappointed. Bring your own horse feed and bedding; the camp store inventory is thin, and reviewers consistently say you can't count on it for horse supp
Context for the broader area surrounding Caesar Creek Equestrian Camp, 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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The park truly comes alive from late spring through early fall, when warm weather beckons boaters, swimmers, hikers, and riders to the sparkling lake and shaded trails. Summer weekends buzz with activity and camper camaraderie. As the seasons turn, winter transforms the landscape into a quieter realm perfect for ice fishing, peaceful winter rides, and cross-country skiing when conditions allow. Note that from November through March, some sites and amenities scale back for the off-season.
Scenic fall color is a highlight; overlooks and trails recommended for foliage viewing.
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Amenities at Caesar Creek include 287 campsites with 50-amp electric service (including 35 full hook-up sites), a campground check-in store (camping supplies, firewood, ice, novelties, kayak rentals), playgrounds, a half-size basketball court, little libraries, and an amphitheater. The marina offers a harbormaster building, retail area, public restrooms, fuel and pump-out stations; showers are available in the marina building for dock leaseholders.
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