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Join us as we celebrate 75 years of making memories in Ohio State Parks.
Primitive backpacking, hunter camps, and equestrian camping opportunities are available in some state forests. A wide range of family-friendly camping options are offered at 60 Ohio State Park campgrounds including primitive, electric and full-service sites.
Ohio State Parks showcase the state’s scenic beauty and provide more than 1,000 miles of forest trails and 70 sparkling lakes where visitors can hike, bike, boat, swim, fish, hunt or just relax and enjoy nature.
Join us as we celebrate 75 years of making memories in Ohio State Parks. Be on the lookout for special events all year long. Click HERE to learn more about the history of the Division of Parks and Watercraft.
Whether you like backcountry or amenity-filled camping, Ohio has it all depending on which state park you hunker down in. And each park offers hiking, fishing, swimming, and any other outdoor activity you can think of!
Choose from 1,000 miles of trails to explore, beaches and boating facilities for fun on the water, cozy campgrounds, cabins and lodges for comfortable stays, and special events and nature programs to make your stay memorable.
Mount Gilead State Park with paved trails and campgrounds with accessible, full hookup sites; Quail Hollow State Park with the Nature-For-All trail, which features an herb garden and woodlands; Salt Fork State Park with the Forest Crest Nature Trail and accessible electric campsites; Rocky Fork State Park with a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier
With more than 50 locations scattered throughout the state, your next weekend adventure is a short drive away. June 2018. BY Staff & Contributors | Illustration by Rachael Jirousek. NORTHWEST OHIO. 1. East Harbor State Park. Fishing, Swimming, Showers. State Park Acreage: 1,931.
Make your reservations at reserveohio.com. Rates / fees for camping (electric, non-electric, full service, equestrian) at Ohio State Parks, listed by park name.
If you find yourself traveling through this gorgeous part of the Midwest, check out some of these state parks for the best tent and RV camping. 1. Hocking Hills State Park, Logan. Photo by Always Shooting. Always Shooting. Like stepping into Middle Earth, Hocking Hills in southeastern Ohio is completely surreal.