18 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several RV parks within driving distance of Geneva, Ohio provide accommodations for motorhome travelers seeking full hookup sites. Lakeview RV Park in Lancaster offers big-rig friendly spaces with water, electric, and sewer hookups, plus amenities like a market and trash service. Jackson Lake Park features 199 sites with both 30 and 50 amp electrical service, making it suitable for larger RVs and fifth wheels. Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds maintains 130 RV sites with full hookups and is equipped with both thirty and fifty-amp service options. "The sites are close with no privacy," noted one RV camper about Cross Creek Camping Resort, adding that "our pull through site was on the (inner) road, so lots of golf carts, cars and campers passing by."
Seasonal availability varies across the region's RV campgrounds, with some parks like Hocking River RV Park operating from April through October. Most RV sites in the area include sanitary dump stations, though accessibility can be challenging at some locations. Cell service quality fluctuates throughout the region, with one traveler reporting "5 bars on Verizon" at Alum Creek State Park Campground. Navigation into certain parks requires careful planning, especially for larger motorhomes. A reviewer at Hocking Hills State Park Campground cautioned that "the site was angled so we had to turn around before we could back in/park - our 5th wheel is 43' and it was tight even with all spots not full." Pet-friendly policies are standard at most RV parks near Geneva, with designated dog areas available at select locations.
"Stayed here 4 nights, pull through spots require a little bit of maneuvering with big rig (43’ fifth wheel). There was some mud where camper wheels were situated in the spot (needs material)."
"Electric hookup only Shower and restroom facility provided very clean and orderly campsite also very clean"
from $15 - $40 / night
"Nice quiet campground! Owners are awesome! Nice level site we were on. Small swimming lake! Canoe rental and jet pack “skiing”"
"Staff is very friendly and we got a nice pull through site for a quick stop over my way to upper Michigan. There’s a really nice pond and has water activities if you stay longer. Easy in/out"
from $37 / night
from $45 - $50 / night
from $40 - $400 / night
from $35 - $60 / night
"Great campground, close to everything you would wanna see! Bathrooms and showers are super clean and updated. Lots of stuff for kids to do!"
"This is a very nice campground near all of the attractions of Hocking Hills, Ohio. We had full hookups that were excellent, but if we didn't there were several new restrooms throughout the grounds."
from $45 - $150 / night
from $15 - $35 / night
"Small campground, each camping space was private enough and had woods around it. It was quiet and was family friendly or good for just a group of friends looking to let loose. "
"Located on the Hocking river the sites are very Private and not on top of each other. Aaron and Cindy are awesome people and make you feel very welcome."
from $85 / night
"There is a nice sized sand ground play set with swings and 2 slides, an air pillow (blob) putt putt, a trail to the lake, a dog run, poop pickup stations, an A/C’d game room and very pleasant staff. 10"
"Great campground outside of Columbus. Perfect for a quick weekend away that you don’t want to spend a whole day driving."
Available this weekend
from $41 - $96 / night
ScoutActually talked to the Grandson of one of the miners at the park around the corner ( down the hill, and up the hill to the right) he was sitting in the bucket and came out and talked to me about it very cool. My lucky day
RangerDidn't have the best experience. Stayed a week and never even met a host. Had a late check in and the office was never open until Friday afternoon. Laundry machines were broken--not a huge deal but obviously not well maintained. Had a couple days with gunshots for about 6 hours straight. Lot 44 also a little unpleasant since you are at the entrance and will hear every single car/truck coming in and out of the campground because they get bounced by the speed bump. Loud enough to wake you up around 430AM. Location was pretty convenient to several small towns.
TravelerGreat view of the sky for stargazing and telescopes at the sites in 40s. Trails are a little neglected though; lots of downed trees and faded blazes. Maybe it’s late in the season, and they will improve in the spring.
ScoutRight close to Columbus this campground is a staple for locals trying to just get away for the weekend. There is an amphitheater, a camper’s beach, nature center, and more all within the campground. Alum creek state park is a larger facility surrounding the campground with a public beach, walking paths, mountain bike trails, archery range, hunting areas, boat marina and more. The public beach is rather gravelly but has nice shower houses and grills available. We are attending during fall fest where they put on many activities for the campers and it is a lot of fun. You have to reserve 6 months in advance to be able to get in on fall fest unless there is a last minute cancellation. Our site is relatively flat parking, we didn’t need to level the rig. It did rain the morning we got here and the area around the fire pit was a bit muddy. The view out the back of this camp site is nice and wooded, you’re not looking at your neighbors out the back window. The sides you can definitely see each other but it’s still wooded and secluded enough between the sites here.
RangerWe managed to get several sites near each other for 6-7 families and we had a blast. Near bathrooms, quiet, and within walking distance of the kayak launch.
GuideWe used Site 53, which is a pull thru. The site was spacious and level. The fire pit location is across a tiny stream; we enjoyed a campfire in the woods! There were no loud folks. The loudest thing we heard was the occasional bark of a dog (which we didn't mind).
The restrooms were new and extremely clean. The staff at the camp store was friendly.
There are plenty of places and opportunities to enjoy Pine Lake: you can sit on a bench or rent a canoe.
We'd love to return to Tar Hollow when the fall foliage is beautiful.
RangerThis campground is located near major roads and within a quick trip to Hocking Hills State Park. Tents spots are located near the lake and provide pine tree shaded cover. Bathrooms are private and very clean!
TravelerThis is a small campground. Typical state park sites--you will have neighbors/see and hear other people. There is a non-electric section, which I like for tent camping. The electric section is all RV's, this non-electric section is all tents and a little quieter, except if you're near the playground. Campsites all have picnic tables and fire rings, and are decently sized. All pretty flat and mostly wooded/part shade.
ScoutIve camped here a few times in the kast few years and have really enjoyed it. They just put in a spigot to get water from. There is vault toilets. They cut down some brush to make a few trails that you can hike. This campground is surrounded by other free campgrounds in Jesse Owen's state Park but this is the only one that gets cell service. You are allowed to run generator.
Motorhome travelers exploring RV camping near Geneva, Ohio can find several facilities within 1-2 hours' drive offering various levels of amenities and hookups. The camping season typically runs April through October at many locations, with limited off-season availability at select parks. Average overnight rates range from $30-$60 depending on hookup options and seasonal demand.
Riverside recreation: At Riversedge Campground, campers can enjoy kayaking with convenient upstream drop-off service. "They will even drop you off upstream to start your trip," notes Ken P., who adds that "the tent sites are right next to the water and there is a beach and dock nearby also."
Water activities: Jackson Lake Park includes a swimming area with large inflatables during summer months. "The little lake was so much fun. My children were upset we had to leave early due to the storm coming in," writes samantha H. The park also features disc golf for land-based recreation.
Hiking opportunities: Recently expanded trail systems provide additional outdoor activities. At Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds, Mark notes the "location is fantastic for both town and the state park," making it convenient for exploring nearby natural areas.
Clean facilities: Modern bathroom facilities are a highlight at several campgrounds. "The bathroom/shower facility are private individual units and are the cleanest we have ever seen!" reports Tiffani C. about Hilltop Resorts and Campgrounds.
Helpful hosts: Personal touches from staff enhance the camping experience at Hocking River RV Park. "Perfect right on the river... decent shower houses... peaceful little campground," writes Shianne G. Similarly, at Riversedge Campground, Ken P. appreciates that "Kelli is a wonderful host and she is very attentive to your needs," even noting that "at the end of your stay Kelli sends you on your way with coffee and fresh cinnamon rolls."
Family-friendly amenities: Campgrounds offer various activities for children. Mitchell C. describes Hilltop Resorts as having "a nice sized sand ground play set with swings and 2 slides, an air pillow (blob) putt putt, a trail to the lake, a dog run, poop pickup stations, an A/C'd game room and very pleasant staff."
Site conditions: RV sites vary significantly in size and layout. At Alton RV Park, Sharon J. notes "sites are close but we had plenty of room for what we needed." At Jackson Lake Park, Chris C. mentions "the water hook ups were accessible through a hole/pipe and we had to 'fish' down to connect our hose."
Traffic noise: Some campgrounds experience highway noise. One reviewer at Hocking River RV Park observed that it's "right alongside State Route 33, so you hear freeway traffic constantly. Trucks and motorcycles woke me up all night."
Fire ring placement: Fire ring locations can be unexpected at certain parks. Bryatt S. notes at Hocking River RV Park that "the fire ring is across the drive which makes it super inconvenient."
Entertainment options: Many campgrounds provide recreation facilities for children. At Jackson Lake Park, Jess N. found "lots of fun for kids with the swimming pond and arcade," while another camper noted organized activities like "Tye-dye, archery, etc."
Site selection: Book early for best family-friendly sites. "I would definitely book ahead and look at the map to find a good spot. Some are very close to neighbors. Others are really nice," advises samantha H. after her experience at Jackson Lake Park.
Amenities for children: Some parks offer minimal entertainment for young campers. At Hocking River RV Park, Bryatt S. reported "no playground which made camping with kids very uneventful for them," suggesting families research child-specific features before booking.
Access considerations: Some campgrounds require careful navigation for larger rigs. At Lakeview RV Park, Bucky W. appreciated the "nice pull through site for a quick stop over" and noted "easy in/out" access for traveling RVers.
Hook-up options: Electrical service varies between campgrounds. While Jackson Lake Park offers both 30 and 50 amp options across its 199 sites, Hocking River RV Park provides more limited services. Brad B. notes that Hocking River has "water filling and black water dump. Electric. Close to river."
Site spacing: Several reviewers mention proximity to neighboring campers. Tamara W. at Hocking River RV Park indicates "pull through spots require a little bit of maneuvering with big rig (43' fifth wheel)" and observed some "mud where camper wheels were situated in the spot (needs material)."
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