Lake Logan Private Campground

Lake Hope State Park

Step back in time at Lake Hope Campground, where history comes alive through the beautifully preserved Hocking State Forest Cabin. Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps using American Chestnut timber and local stone, this landmark stands as a testament to the young men who shaped Ohio's public lands during the Great Depression while supporting their families back home.

Hocking Hills State Park

Welcome to one of Ohio's crown jewels, where towering 400-foot cliffs frame cascading waterfalls and ancient hemlock groves whisper tales of geological wonder. Just southeast of Columbus, Hocking Hills State Park transforms with the seasons—from glittering ice cathedrals in winter to wildflower-carpeted trails in spring and blazing fall colors that draw visitors from around the world. After exploring the gorges, retreat to the spectacular Lodge at Hocking Hills, a modern two-story haven featuring 81 rooms, farm-to-table dining, indoor and outdoor pools, and a sweeping veranda perfect for sunset watching.

Hocking Hills State Park

Step back in time at this remarkable 1930s cabin, lovingly crafted by the Civilian Conservation Corps from American Chestnut timber and locally-sourced stone. Built to house Company 505—one of Ohio's first CCC camps—this historic structure stands as a testament to the young men who transformed these lands during the Great Depression while supporting their families back home.

Hocking Hills State Park

Step back in time at this authentic 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps cabin, lovingly crafted from American Chestnut by the young men of Company 505—one of Ohio's first CCC camps. Built during the Great Depression to house administrative staff, this historic gem features original chestnut timber and a handsome stone chimney made from locally collected rock, standing as a testament to the dedication of 200 enrollees who transformed these public lands while supporting their families back home.

Burr Oak State Park

Planning your equestrian adventure is easy—reserve your spot up to six months ahead online or by calling (866) 644-6727. This intimate, family-friendly campground offers 70 non-electric sites plus a handful of electric hookups, welcoming up to two pets on select sites. During off-peak season (November through April), you'll find water available at the shower house.

Burr Oak Cove Campground, Athens County, Ohio

Tucked away on the northwest tip of Burr Oak Reservoir, this intimate 19-site campground beckons those who prefer their adventures off the beaten path. Burr Oak Cove has earned a devoted following among through-hikers tackling the legendary North Country Scenic Trail, which weaves seamlessly into Ohio's beloved Buckeye Trail right at your tent flap. The campground's walk-in sites offer a rare commodity in today's connected world: genuine solitude beneath a canopy of ancient hardwoods in Athens County's pristine wilderness.

A.W. Marion State Park

Arriving after hours? No problem—simply head straight to your site and check in at the camp store when it opens. If you've received a discount on your reservation, just bring your proof of eligibility when the store is staffed. For emergencies, dial 911.

Buckeye Lake State Park

Welcome to Ohio's oldest state park, where history meets recreation on the sparkling waters of 3,100-acre Buckeye Lake. Once a vital feeder lake for Ohio's 1800s canal system, this beloved destination has evolved into a boater's and angler's paradise, offering everything from unlimited horsepower thrills to peaceful pontoon cruises. Stroll the 4-mile shoreline path connecting North Shore to Lieb's Island, cast a line from countless fishing spots, or simply soak in the sunset views that have drawn visitors here for generations.

Buckeye Lake State Park

Discover Ohio's oldest state park, where history meets modern recreation on the sparkling waters of 3,100-acre Buckeye Lake. Once a vital link in Ohio's 1800s canal system, this beloved destination has evolved into a boater's paradise with unlimited horsepower, excellent fishing, and a scenic 4-mile shoreline path connecting North Shore to Lieb's Island.

Buckeye Lake State Park

Ohio's oldest state park remains a beloved day-use destination. Buckeye Lake first served as a feeder lake for Ohio's canal system during the early 1800s. After the canal era, the new parklands began drawing tourists from around central Ohio. During the mid-20th century, visitors flocked to the park's amusement park and dance hall, now closed. Today, the park's largest draw is the 3,100-acre lake which provides wonderful boating and fishing opportunities. A 4-mile shoreline path connects the North Shore to Lieb's Island and offers a variety of areas for fishing and relaxation. Find Buckeye Lake State Park in Ohio Trails+powered by the OuterSpatial app. The 3,100-acre Buckeye Lake is designated as an unlimited horsepower lake, but pontoons, sailboats, canoes, and rowboats are also common. Seasonal docks are available at Fairfield Beach through a lottery system. Contact the park office for more details. Local marinas offer fuel and other items for sale.

Hocking Hills State Park

Hocking Hills State Park

Hocking Hills State Park

Lake Hope State Park

A.W. Marion State Park

Buckeye Lake State Park

Burr Oak State Park

Buckeye Lake State Park

Buckeye Lake State Park

Burr Oak Cove Campground, Athens County, Ohio

Hueston Woods State Park

Planning your group getaway is easy—book your spot up to six months ahead online or by calling (866) 644-6727. During the off-peak season (November through March), you'll still have access to essential amenities including shower houses, dump stations, and water, with A and B rows, cabins, and lodges welcoming guests year-round. Questions? Reach the campground directly at (513) 523-1060.

Shawnee State Park

Discover your riverside retreat at Shawnee State Park, where the ancient hunting grounds of the Shawnee tribes meet the mighty Ohio River. This 1,095-acre park in Ohio's Appalachian foothills—affectionately known as the "Little Smokies"—offers everything from waterfront camping with full hookups to miles of scenic trails winding through 63,000 acres of surrounding state forest.

Forked Run State Park

Nestled in rustic, rolling hills, this welcoming family campground spreads across five distinct camping areas with 143 sites, including pet-friendly options for your four-legged companions. Book your adventure up to six months ahead online or by phone at (866) 644-6727. Area 1 stays open year-round for off-season explorers, with full amenities from April through November and essential services available through winter months.

Beaver Creek State Park

Planning your group getaway is easy—reserve your spot up to six months in advance online or by calling (866) 644-6727. The campground also features two cozy Sherman Cabins in the family camping area (note: this is a pet-free campground). During the off-peak season (November 1 through May 1), the dump station remains available, though water service is temporarily offline.

Salt Fork State Park

Nestled in eastern Ohio's rolling countryside, Salt Fork State Park sprawls across thousands of acres where forested ridges meet tranquil lake waters and meadow-dotted valleys. Whether you're exploring miles of hiking trails, casting a line from one of eight boat launches, teeing off on the championship golf course, or touring the historic Kennedy Stone House, this expansive park invites you to unwind in Ohio's largest state park setting.

Indian Lake State Park

Nestled along the shores of Indian Lake, this spacious campground caters to every camping style with Premium waterfront, Full Hook-up, and Electric sites—all pet-friendly. Boating enthusiasts will appreciate the unique Boat Campsites featuring paved parking, electric hookups, and your own reserved dock slip right near the launch ramp. Reserve your spot up to six months ahead at (866) 644-6727 or online.

Delaware State Park

Planning your escape to Delaware State Park? Reserve your spot up to six months ahead online or by calling (866) 644-6727—just note that self-registration isn't available. This spacious campground welcomes all camping styles and four-legged friends, with shaded sites throughout and a roomy Camper Cabin ready to host you from April through December.

Indian Lake State Park

Pirates Cove Campground at Indian Lake State Park welcomes you with waterfront Premium sites, Full Hook-up, and Electric options—all pet-friendly and perfectly positioned near exclusive boating facilities. Choose from traditional campsites or unique Boat Campsites featuring paved parking with electric pedestals and your own reserved boat dock (note: these specialized sites don't accommodate tents or include fire rings). Reserve your lakeside escape up to six months ahead online or by calling (866) 644-6727.

Deer Creek State Park

Reservations are required and may be made up to six months in advance online or by calling (866) 644-6727. Off-Peak Season:Wash house 2 & 3 open with spigots on the exterior for water fill-up. Dump Station open. Sewer, but no water at full hookup sites. The park's large campground offers 202 Electric sites and 30 Full-Hookup sites, both shady and sunny. Pets are permitted on all sites.

John Bryan State Park

Ready to gather your group for an unforgettable outdoor adventure? Reserve your spot at John Bryan Group Campground by calling (866) 644-6727 or booking online. Choose from electric and non-electric sites that welcome pets, or settle into one of 23 cozy cabins tucked away in the woods—some with tranquil lake views and two fully ADA accessible—each featuring a queen bedroom and bunk room perfect for families (two-night minimum stay).