Mohican area camping locations cater to diverse camping preferences with sites ranging from primitive tent spots to fully equipped RV pads. The region sits among gently rolling hills at elevations around 1,000-1,300 feet, with the Mohican River carving through valleys. Summer temperatures typically reach 75-85°F during peak camping months, with cooler evenings in the 55-65°F range.
What to do
Canoe and kayak river trips: The Mohican River provides water recreation opportunities at Mohican Adventures Campground. "We took advantage of their seven mile canoe trip which was rich with scenery... we enjoyed much solitude on the river which took about 2.15 hours to traverse in our canoe," shared Jacob W.
Fishing options: Multiple campgrounds offer fishing access points. "My boys were able to walk across the road to get to the pond that was well stocked with fish. It was catch and release but they were very excited to pull in some big ones," reported Emily from her stay at Whispering Hills Jellystone.
Bike trail access: Several campgrounds connect to regional bike paths. "Bike trail access right from the campground. Golf nearby, Amish shops, canoeing. Great area to visit," noted Bob M. about River Trail Crossing, which sits adjacent to a paved trail.
Indoor pool options: For rainy days or hot weather, indoor swimming is available. "The indoor pool is great for enjoying a swim even in January and the bathrooms and showers are spotless and very private," reports Bob R. about Evergreen Park RV Resort.
What campers like
Peaceful atmosphere: Many campsites provide quiet surroundings. "Nice, small, shaded, well maintained campground. Wasn't crowded when we visited in Sep... Beautiful lake, nice and quiet. Lots of waterfowl," stated Shelly S. about Kokosing River Campground.
Clean facilities: Bathroom cleanliness ranks high in visitor feedback. "SPOTLESS bathrooms and I mean SPOTLESS. Lots to do for kids: Sand Volleyball, basketball court, tetherball, corn hole area and playground," Tara T. shared about Berlin RV Park.
Winter camping access: Limited but available winter camping options exist. "We camped here the second weekend in December and had the park mostly to ourselves. There were only 3 other campers there. The game room was nice as well as the indoor pool," noted Andrea F. about Evergreen Park RV Resort.
Family activities: On-site entertainment keeps children occupied. "Great activities including mini golf, pool, jumping pad and frisbee golf. Cabins and RV spots available and the staff is friendly, grounds are clean and nicely kept," Kayla S. mentioned about Whispering Hills Jellystone.
What you should know
Cell service varies: Coverage differs significantly between campgrounds and specific sites. "There is zero internet and no signal which is fine for camping but made finding the weather or maps very challenging," Lindsey reported about Mohican Adventures.
Site spacing considerations: Site proximity varies between rv sites near Loudonville, Ohio. "Sites are level. Laundry building was great also. Only downside would be road noise on front sites," Janet B. noted about Berlin RV Park.
Utility connection placement: Some campgrounds have unusual hookup layouts. "The one and only issue is that water and electricity is located in the rear area of RV, while sewer connections are toward the front. I personally used 50' of water line and 30' of sewer line," Earl B. shared about Scenic Hills RV Park.
Navigation challenges: GPS directions may lead to inappropriate routes. "Getting here proved to be tricky... To find this place, search for 1 Wally Bridge, Loudonville, OH and then follow Wally Road... If your GPS says to take ANY township roads, just don't. They are not paved, steep, and/or have sharp turns," warned Gregory L. about Wally World.
Tips for camping with families
Off-season visits for space: Consider camping outside peak summer months. "We camped here off season and had the place to ourselves. We had a pull through site which was gravel. The staff is friendly and the indoor pool and shower houses were amazing," Renee L. shared about Mohican Adventures.
Private tent spots: Some campgrounds offer more secluded non-RV options. "We tent camped and had a private spot in the woods which we loved. The campgrounds covers all the basics. We fished and swam in the indoor pool," Lo H. noted about Mohican Adventures.
Supervised lake activities: Multiple water features cater to children with parental oversight. "Second time at this campground. We enjoy our stays. Peaceful and great for kids. Kayaking on the lake is great. Camp staff very friendly and helpful," wrote Mark B. about Kokosing River Campground.
Insect preparation: Some locations report minimal bug issues. "We were very pleased with this rv park. They keep the grounds well maintained, the playground also well maintained. There also was not an issue with biting insects - none of us got a mosquito bite during our stay here," shared Jenalee R. about Berlin RV Park.
Tips from RVers
Level site selection: RV sites near Loudonville, Ohio frequently require leveling adjustment. "We had difficulty leveling one night in lot 3 but traded to #4 the next night and did fine. The many pull thru lots looked like a good level base," advised Craig T. at Berlin RV Park.
Extended stay preparation: For longer visits without full hookups, consider portable options. "Only downside is most of the sites don't have a sewer hookup so make sure to bring a portable tank if you are staying for more than a couple of days," recommended Gregory L. about Wally World.
Weight restrictions: Large rigs must navigate bridge limitations. "Do note the bridge you need to cross has a weight limit of 10 tons, so larger rigs will need to come up Wally Road from the south," cautioned Gregory L. about accessing Wally World.
Winter RV accommodations: Limited cold-weather camping options exist. "We spent the weekend here while visiting Amish country in Ohio. Good dry firewood is available for $3 a bucket (basically a dollar a stick) which, I thought, was a pretty good deal," Kenny C. shared about Berlin RV Park.
