RV campgrounds around Milford, Ohio sit within the rolling hills of Clermont County, about 20 miles east of Cincinnati. The area features a mix of flat riverside terrain and wooded hills with elevations ranging from 500 to 850 feet. Most campgrounds remain open from April through October, with limited year-round options for winter camping.
What to do
Fishing access: Stonelick State Park Campground provides direct lake access for fishing bluegill and catfish. "The trail to the lake was right next to the site and that was lovely," notes a camper who stayed at site 35. The park also features a designated swimming area during daytime hours.
River watching: Tucker's Landing offers sites with views of the Ohio River. "Site 22 had a beautiful view of the Ohio River. The kids enjoyed seeing the barges going up and down the river," reports one visitor who rated their experience highly despite the absence of playgrounds.
Urban excursions: Winton Woods Campground provides a base for exploring Cincinnati. "Stayed here a night to go to the Reds game. Easy in and out. Nice sites. Confirmed it all over email. Ubered into the city and back," shares a reviewer about their convenient access to downtown events from the campground.
What campers like
Level concrete pads: Tucker's Landing receives high marks for site construction. "Each plot also has its own concrete slab for your RV, so you don't have to worry about parking in the mud," explains a visitor who appreciated the thoughtful layout. The campground sits beside a marina, creating crossover between boaters and campers.
Large swimming pools: Thousand Trails Wilmington features heated swimming facilities. "The pool is large and heated they also have a kids pool and hot tub," notes a long-time visitor who has camped there for over four years. The resort also includes multiple recreation options like mini-golf, basketball, and volleyball.
Privacy options: Wooded sites offer seclusion at several campgrounds. "I stayed at an electric only spot nestled in the trees by the lake. I was the only RV in this section all week and it was so peaceful and private," writes a Winton Woods camper who enjoyed the natural setting away from busier sections.
What you should know
Train noise concerns: Northern Kentucky RV Park experiences railroad disruptions. "The freeway traffic is very loud 24 hours and the train comes at least 2 times per night (2am and 5am Sunday night anyway) blowing its horn," warns a visitor who left after one night despite booking three.
Seasonal availability: Most RV parks operate on limited schedules. Thousand Trails Wilmington runs from April 17 to October 30, while Northern Kentucky RV Park stays open from March 1 to November 1, requiring winter planning for year-round travelers.
Site leveling challenges: A.J. Jolly Park & Campground requires leveling equipment at many sites. "None are level looking so you will need to know what you're doing to level your rig," advises a motorhome owner who visited the park. The concrete pads are often too small for larger rigs despite being on a picturesque lakefront.
Tips for camping with families
Children's recreation: Winton Woods Campground offers paved pathways for kids' activities. "My little ones had a blast riding their scooters around the round about," reports a visitor to Stonelick State Park, highlighting how simple infrastructure enhances children's experiences at campgrounds.
Game facilities: Multiple recreation options keep children occupied during downtime. "They have the following amenities: a small Putt putt course, Game room, lending Library, Basketball half-court, horseshoes, Volleyball, GAGA ball area," explains a regular at Thousand Trails Wilmington.
Proximity considerations: Choose sites with bathroom access for families. "The restrooms are a quick walk and very clean. The showers and park are a small walk but also super nice," notes a Stonelick State Park visitor, emphasizing the convenience for children.
Tips from RVers
Hookup positioning: Follow The River RV Resort earns praise for thoughtful utility placement. "Good BBQ across the river at the truck stop (Hog Wild Pig Crazy) was very good. We live only 35 minutes from here but we'll be back if we just need to get away!" shares an RVer who appreciated both the amenities and nearby food options.
WiFi considerations: Connectivity varies significantly between parks. "I use Starlink and T-mobile 5G. The T-Mobile seems to be working best here. The cell booster I have made it go from 'good' to 'excellent'," explains a full-time RVer at Thousand Trails Wilmington who found reliable internet essential for extended stays.
Fire restrictions: Not all RV campgrounds near Milford permit open flames. "Concrete pads, no fire pits or grills charge for electric," notes a Tucker's Landing visitor, highlighting the need to check campground policies before planning evening campfires.
