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Jamestown, Ohio Campgrounds
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6.7 Good
John Bryan State Park 11.58 miles NW
3790 Ohio 370 Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of John Bryan State Park
Rating: 8 9 7 6 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a very nice campground, although it is mainly set up for tent campers. There are not many RV sites with electric. The site surface is not extremely long. We were able to get our 31-ft 5th wheel in the site having it all the way back and the back end over grass. The truck fit in front at an angle. There are no shower facilities, and the toilets are pit toilets. They are clean and really do not smell, but lots of flies. Most of the RV sites with electric are in the sun. TV reception was very good. There was a camp host, but we did not see them the entire time we were there. There were RVs coming in and out all week and the sites with electric were full most of the time. The first road going to the RV site is narrow and should be made a one-way road. The park is very nice and the area is exceptional (we live in this area). - Dagma
If you are looking for a camp ground, here is one. I still think it is a little high priced at 20$, for a dry camp with pit toilets and no showers, but the setting is great. It was well kept, but there were cans in the fire ring. It was pretty convenient to the museum at Dayton. If you are approaching with an RV, force your GPS to make the approach from SR343 at Meredith and not from Grinnell. The very limited number of electric sites are usually not available as they are the first to go by reservation. - Matt_C
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for John Bryan State Park »We stayed in an electric site in a travel trailer and took in the beauty of the park. It is one of the older state parks and does have pit toilets with no showers but potable water. Dump station has non potable water and camp host were on site 24-7 . Has a lot of hiking trails and historical value of the 1900's . Only 10 electric sites and the rest is primitive. Would like to see showers and flushe bathrooms installed as well as camp spots with more electric sites an accurate numbers for sites. It is a quiet and quaint park . Will return again. - Edith Park
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6 Average
Rei Lakes 14.22 miles NW
3785 Crabill Rd Springfield, Ohio 45502 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Rei Lakes
Rating: 4 5 4 6 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This campground is way overpriced for what you get, but there are hardly any other choices if you want to tour the Air Force Museum. (It's about 30 minutes away.) We called ahead and asked for two sites. Our friends needed a pull-through since they are having car trouble and couldn't unhook. The campground is located down some long country roads, but they are OK. The main entrance has a narrow gate that's kind of scary for a big coach, but if you go past that entrance, there's another one without a gate. You have to go to the 5th-wheel where the owner lives, and she was pretty disorganized. She had let someone else park on the pull-through site she had planned on letting our friends use, so they had to roam around the grassy area looking for a level place. She had given us a site with a nice concrete pad, but there was no way to get level on it, so we also had to try several grassy sites before we could find a level spot. Fortunately, there were no other campers in this area, so we just kept trying different ones. The large grassy area LOOKS level, but it's not! (My husband was just about to drive away!) And, none of those sites have sewer. We asked if the price was the same without sewer and she said we still had access to it by pulling up to a site with sewer, so the price is the same! (Of course, those are all taken, so there's no place to dump!) There is NO bathroom and no WiFi. I had a good enough Verizon signal to use data. It is a pretty campground with some small lakes surrounded by grass, and the other campers (mostly permanent) were friendly. Then there was the guy who came home from work and let his two big dogs poop in the grass near us without picking it up. I guess if he lives here, he thinks he doesn't have to! - mom2wildlife
We've stayed for both 2014 and 2015 summers as seasonal campers. It is a beautiful park. We loved the grass and the lake access for our Weims to swim. The owners, who also manage, and the help are very friendly and courteous. The problem is there's so much mismanagement and avoidance of uncomfortable situations with rowdy, drunk, weekend or holiday campers, makes this place a real problem for responsible campers.
But in 2016, they changed the deal on fishing in the stocked lakes. It used to be free fishing to all monthly/seasonal campers. No longer. $10 dollars for 12 hours. $300 for seasonal pass. In both cases, per person, not per site.
We absolutely loved this place until the changes in fishing, and the lack of authority by the owners/management. With proper management and more aggressive enforcement of rules, that is, quiet hours and rowdy, noisy, drunk parties, this place is a gold mine.
Nightly rate based on $400 monthly rate, including electricity. Price bumped up to $425 in 2016, with electricity. Very fair deal. - R_R PRangerView more reviews and a full list of amenities for Rei Lakes »This park is like you are camping in someone's back yard. There are many full time residents here. The road to the park is a narrow farm road and is hard for big rigs. - Ba-01_
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7.1 Good
Caesar Creek State Park 15.18 miles SW
570 E. St. Rt. 73 Waynesville, Ohio 45068 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 285 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Caesar Creek State Park
Rating: 7 8 8 7 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Paved roads. Very large sites. Multiple loops, some with lots of trees and some with very few trees/shade. Lots of water spigots so even though water hookup not provided at each spot, you're generally within 100ft so you can run a hose and refill your fresh water tank. Quiet at night. Lots of good hiking nearby (you'll have to drive to the other side of the lake...or the other end of the park which is about 8 miles away). Some of the best shades sites are walkup only so those can't be reserved. Got prolly 2 inches of rain in the afternoon and the site drained well...no standing water. Several dump stations throughout the park too so the lines don't get to long on Sunday morning. - zenasboy
Beautiful park, nice paved entry roads, green grass and nice trees. The only problem I had was that I was told my site had water at it but they failed to tell me it was a community spigot with kids playing in the water and everyone washing dishes there and not carrying water back to their site. Muddy mess near my site. Also the bath house had chronic leaked with water running under door. Would have thought for the price I would have my own water at my site. Mud was covering part of my paved pad. Picnic table was a little beat up. - RFarley73
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Caesar Creek State Park »Several sections of this state park are reserved, we came in without and were told to find a suitable site in the 1st come 1st serve area and then return to register. We arrived mid-week and many sites were available but it looks like this might be a popular place on weekends. All sites in this section were W/E back-in sites. Ours was shady but most were in mid-day sun. The sites are well spaced and the grassy areas are well maintained. The paved parking surface was wide enough for the RV, but in rainy weather, you have to walk on the grass/dirt (mud). - Trailbuddy
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6.9 Good
Frontier Campground 16.07 miles SW
9580 Collett Rd Waynesville, Ohio 45068 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 75 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Frontier Campground
Rating: 8 2 7 8 2 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Well maintained older park. Owner was very helpful. Older park with hook ups all over the place and every site was different. Lots of long term workers here. Pretty quite overall with lots of shade. Verizon and AT&T pretty weak. 15 min drive to closest supplies. Pool was not in service at time of stay. - On the way
This park has the opportunity to be a great park. Sadly the owner is rude and talks down to women. The bathrooms were nasty. Looked like they had not been cleaned in months. Large shower house but was told it was not open for the season yet. Women's shower was one small stall with no changing area. Curtain moved when anyone opened door. Any one walking by could see into the shower. Had to ask for toilet paper (was told look in other stalls). Some sites were so small that if extending your awning it will almost touched the next camper. Electrical was sketchy. Our TT plug had damage to plug from electrical provided. Some sites have above ground sewer pipes. The PVC piping sits anywhere from 1 ft to 2 ft above the ground and then the pipe is placed on blocks for 10 to 20 feet where it then connects with other sewer lines. Play ground is a joke. Broken and needing major repairs. Lodge? This was the game room? Was only opened for one day out of our week stay. The pool table and air hockey were the only ones that were usable. Ping pong had no balls, foosball had no balls, skeetball had no balls. Overall the lodge/game room was a joke. Would not recommend this CG . - rijjmom
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Frontier Campground »Frontier Campground has a lot of potential and the owner is working toward making improvements. This park is tucked away in the quiet of the country and while there are no actual hiking trails within the park, it bumps up against a large wildlife area that has a public lake for fishing and trails for hiking and biking. The sites and interior roads are gravel, trees are trimmed and make for easy movement. All sites, both back-in and pull through, were naturally shaded with mature trees, but we were still able to get satellite coverage. Most sites had a picnic table, fire ring, and either a gravel or concrete patio. All sites are full hook-ups ( offers both 30 & 50 amp) and utilities were in good working order. I used the laundry room and while small (2 washers/2 dryers), it was in good working order. An added convenience is the onsite propane station. Now the "potential" part. In addition to RV sites, the park offers log cabins, a swimming pool, Clubhouse, basketball court, and a cute little playground - all of which could use some tender loving care to bring them back up to what I am sure once were great little attractions. - the Fishers
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7.2 Good
Wilmington RV Resort 17.61 miles SW
1786 State Route 380 Wilmington, Ohio 45177 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 169 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 7 8 2 6 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a Thousand Trails park of yesteryear. Beautiful grounds, clubhouse at pool area, mini golf, pond, etc. We just stopped for quick overnight and got the last big rig site available (W/E only). Sites are very close together and only has 3 (out of 169) sites have 50 amp, so we were only able to run one A/C. We arrived just before 5:00 and it was 86 degrees so after we got settled, we headed to the pool to cool off. It was closed! I just can't imagine why a pool would be closed when it's still summer. Wifi is non existent and Verizon cell coverage was minimal. Overall, a nice park for an overnight but we wouldn't book an extended stay. - jodik
Staff was nice enough to take us in a golf cart to check the site and also to see the best way to approach the site, since we have a very large unit and tow vehicle. Only got a 30 amp site and it was hot, so had to juggle both a/c units for best result. Grounds were very nice and staff very helpful. Still, mostly seasonal which makes getting a good site hard for us that travel. - DBLR
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Wilmington RV Resort »We reserved a week in advance through their national call center. The website stated to call ahead to make arrangements for late arrival. We called several times in the afternoon when we knew we would be running an hour late and left a message and they did not return our call. We showed up and it was closed. Another RV showed up too with same story. Phone number on door was disconnected. We were all very frustrated. Then out of the blue a golf cart comes out of the camping area gate and we finally get checked in. She was slurring her words and complaining about the air conditioning and ignored a phone call while checking me in. So she doesn't answer calls or return phone calls. The campsite and grounds were just fine. Our site wasn't level and chocking was necessary and the electrical box cover fell off when we opened it to plug in and weren't sure how to fix it. Also didn't have full hookups like we hadn't requested and paid for. But they had a dump station so it was fine for a short stay. - Missyinanairsteam
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3.9 Poor
Tomorrow Stars RV Resort (formerly Beaver Valley Resort) 18.61 miles NE
6716 E National Rd South Charleston, Ohio 45368 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 258 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Tomorrow Stars RV Resort (formerly Beaver Valley Resort)
Rating: 9 3 1 2 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is an older park but well kept and the volunteer staff are very eager to please. Family, pet and big rig friendly. Great swimming pool, lots of trees and many activities. Only one rest room/shower room/laundry, but is adequate and clean. Near interstate 70, which creates a little noise but not that noticeable. Will stay here again soon. - digger2280
We camped in a pull-through spot with full hookups in a grassy field. The spot was not particularly level. The water connection was located quite far from our rig and we did not bother to hook up. The park is listed as a resort and has many facilities (at least 40 years old) which are in severe disrepair. We used the laundry which was in OK condition. Two of the restrooms located near the laundry were not clean. The one good point was the camp host was very polite and helpful. We would probably not return. - Altoflyfisher
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tomorrow Stars RV Resort (formerly Beaver Valley Resort) »We arrived late and had not checked reviews. Poor access to the overnight site assigned. We asked for power and sewer and got neither in a gravel site. Gravel and dirt narrow road winding to end of the sites is difficult for big rig. Site was right next to the highway. The power box was blown and we could not use, too dangerous. Dogs were loose in the road and the sites. There was no sewer hookup. We left. Would never return there. - Pat and Jerry
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7.5 Good
Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort 18.66 miles NE
6716 E National Rd South Charleston, Ohio 45368 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 210 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 8 9 7 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Traveling across the country you have a lot of experiences. This campground will always win as the the WORST! I know it's a long review, but heed the warning. I first called to confirm they had spots available, full hook ups/30 amp and they did. When we arrived nobody was in the office so I called the number on the door and was told where to park, but it had no water. Confused as to why that was not mentioned on the phone, I asked where we could get water since we thought we would have hook-ups. The woman said we could wait for them to return or take water from the laundry room, it was cleaner. Cleaner!? I wish that we would've taken that as a sign to keep driving! Warning #2 After the hassle of getting water from the laundry room faucet, we found our spot. The electrical box tower had reversed polarity, per our surge protector. So we moved over a spot. Once the manager was in, I went to check in and explained the electrical issue but they didn't seem too concerned about it. Warning #3 We woke up to the sound of men talking and a tree branch falling right outside our bedroom window. I called the manager about the fact that these men were cutting down an entire tree and pulling towards our RV! The, arrogant, manager came over to tell them not to cut the tree towards any RVs or electrical boxes. After a few laughs with the tree trimming owner, the manger said, "I'm the boss, cut it however you want." So, yes, they continued and the tree fell inches away from us! Complete disregard for property and lacked any sensitivity to our serious concern that this tree would land on us. Warning #4 After looking over our bill, we were charged summer rates, that start in April, full hook-ups, we were partial and for 50 amp, which we were 30. Overcharged - MRue
Very convenient to 70. The park, staff and residents are wonderful. Everyone was so friendly and helpful and the park was very well maintained - except the bathrooms. They were clean, but in desperate need of maintenance and overall repairs. The other issue is the strong iron smell from the water- it's almost overwhelming. The laundry room is also exceptionally small for such a large park. Most of the park is made up of permanents - however there's not a trashy site around. The pool was well maintained, there are plenty of activities and the dog park was pretty nice. - Rjjjbrown
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Tomorrow's Stars RV Resort »If coming North on I-70, take exit 62 and turn right at top of the ramp. Park is a few hundred yards on the left. Gravel roads and pads. Pads were long enough and level. Some noise from the interstate. There is a sewer smell near the storage area due to holding ponds. Huge pavilion. This is a family oriented park. Lots of kids around. Playground and basketball courts were being used. Two fenced dog parks, plus several acres of mowed fields to walk your dog, fly a kite, etc. Big pool which was very clean. Golf carts are used to get around since its a big park. Most sites are seasonal or permanent, with only a few for overnighters, so reservations needed. Staff was friendly. Although not gated, there is on site security. Roads were dirt and some gravel, but looks like they may be getting ready to asphalt the roads. Most long terms sites are in shade, with overnight sites in sun and partial shade. Long terms sites were all very neat. We would stay here again. - okdiver
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5.3 Average
Bass Lake Campground 19.15 miles NW
756 Hilliard St Springfield, Ohio 45506 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 7 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed here in a brand new Bounder. Staff was very nice. Campers were very friendly. Fantastic fenced double dog run. Lovely setting. Shaded spots. Some traffic noise but we didn't hear it inside our RV. - Cherie in Ohio
An older campground that is small and plain, but is a really pretty setting. Campsites are gravel and/or grass and larger than most campgrounds we've been to. It's nothing fancy but we will go back. People are friendly and camping and fishing are relaxing. - Bippie D
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Bass Lake Campground »This campground is truly a dump. Interior roads are gravel and full of pot holes making them unsafe for driving. Broken down motorhomes everywhere. The office is on top of a hill very difficult walk. Once there your met by a pit bull. The whole place is very scary looking. We couldn't get out of there fast enough. - derbycatz
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2.4 Terrible
Enon Beach Campground 19.25 miles NW
2401 Enon Rd Springfield, Ohio 45502 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 150 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Enon Beach Campground
Rating: 2 8 1 4 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Very dirty and run down. Close to highway, but also very close to an active railroad track and trains seemed to pass through our RV at least 3 times during the night. Power pedestal old and sketchy, worried about quality of power. I would avoid this CG if at all possible. - FMICLON
I enjoy it. The lake is truly a large pond but the water is clean. The restrooms were clean, yes a little out of date but it's a campground not the Hilton. The staff were friendly even willing to shutdown the pond so i could S.C.U.B.A. dive. The sites were close just like Deer Creek State Park. If you are coming from the city and you don't want to hear traffic - sorry, its here. Also the train (you get used to the noises). Instead of buildings and sidewalks you get trees and grass, birds singing (you know, nature). I saw all the bad reviews and I'm glad I didn't listen to them. - Levi Wazoski
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Enon Beach Campground »Internet information post lies about this campground, restrooms are so bad I wouldn't let my dog walk in them. The staff appearances could have been better, sitting at picnic table smoking without a pleasant welcome even. IF WE could get our money back we would leave. Had hook up on wrong side. The permanent resident campers were old, junky, dirty, stuff piled up all around camper. Good Sam Club shouldn't let their good name be represented at this campground. We have always had faith in Good Sam's campground until now. Never be back! - Linda-71_precious
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7.6 Good
Buck Creek State Park 19.98 miles NW
1976 Buck Creek Ln Springfield, Ohio 45502 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 111 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Buck Creek State Park
Rating: 8 9 7 8 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a nice older state park - perhaps designed for a simpler time and smaller rigs. Our site was a short back in - one of the few that had a driver side back in (as opposed to a blind-side) and we had to park on the grass beside the camper. Campers must fill their tanks before parking. We did have electric on site. We were visiting friends nearby so did not take advantage of the recreational facilities, but the park does have a nice lake and marina and public beaches. There were some nice short trails where we walked the dog. Upon leaving, the dump station was convenient. - Dahna
Scenic, nice lake, trail, and forest. We watched a doe with her twins. Would have liked staying longer but couldn't. - Sue S
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Buck Creek State Park »Sites are back in. There was barely enough room for our 31 foot 5th wheel and tow vehicle. The picnic tables at the sites really need to be updated; ours was in very bad shape. Some sites are very spacious and some are nearby. There are many tent sites and there were a lot of tents there when we stayed. There is only one bath house/restroom facility for each side of the campground. We were parked near the back of the first area and it was quite a walk to the restrooms, especially when you need one quickly. They could definitely use additional restroom facilities. There is a playground, but there isn't much there. The camp hosts didn't seem to do anything like some of the other state parks we've used. There is a decent camp store, but kind of expensive. We got 3 ice cream bars and it was $8.50. A camper's beach in the campground is a nice touch. We stayed here during the week when we get a 50% Golden Buckeye (senior) discount weekdays and 10% weekends. They also give military discounts. - Dagma
