Several RV parks are available within 30 miles of Nevada, Ohio, offering various amenities for motorhome travelers. Sunset Springs RV Resort near Bucyrus provides full hookup sites with 50-amp service and accommodates larger vehicles with pull-through options. Arrowhead Lake RV Park features concrete pads with picnic tables, while Gotta Getaway RV Park in Bellevue has 102 sites operating seasonally from May through October with electric, water hookups, and dump station access. River Trail Crossing in Butler offers full hookup sites positioned along the river. Sites vary significantly in size and layout across these parks, with some providing spacious pull-through options and others requiring more careful maneuvering. "The sites are close, but not unreasonably close. Good mix of pull through and back in and is big rig friendly," noted one camper about a nearby resort.
Seasonal availability impacts RV site options throughout the region, with most parks operating between May and October. Though many parks offer full hookup RV sites with 30/50-amp service, water and sewer connections, several reviewers mentioned challenges with unlevel gravel pads requiring blocks for stabilization. While some parks maintain paved interior roads suitable for larger rigs, narrower access routes can create tight turns at others. The dump stations vary in quality and setup, with one camper noting that "the dump station here is set up for emptying totes- not much room to park a trailer/RV for dumping at it." Cell service remains generally reliable across most established RV parks, though coverage may weaken in more remote locations. Most parks accommodate pets with designated walking areas, and many feature clean, well-maintained shower facilities for travelers without onboard bathrooms.
"we enjoyed our time at Sunset Springs. the owners are very friendly and accommodating. facilities are clean and modern, and the grounds very nice. work is underway to continuously improve the sites previously"
"We arrived and were able to upgrade to site #1 due to a cancellation, overlooking the Ohio River. No one between us and the river, and we had a grand view."
"Nice, small, shaded, well maintained campground. Wasn't crowded when we visited in Sep. but I can imagine when it's full it's a little crowded. Beautiful lake, nice a quiet. Lots of waterfowl"
"Peaceful and great for kids. Kayaking on the lake is great. Camp staff very friendly and helpful."
$225 - $250 / night
"A well manicured campground, and while looking a bit narrow, it seemed some pull thrus for big rigs were adequate, with concrete pads and picnic tables."
"The seasonal ones all have back in and the weekends are pull through which is kinda nice. They have two ponds, one for fishing and one for swimming."
$45 - $75 / night
"Water and electric but no sewer. They pump out weekly. Nice pool and patio. Music and events. Fun place to stay. We spent a month here."
$39 - $73 / night
"Water and electric but no sewer. They pump out weekly. Nice pool and patio. Music and events. Fun place to stay. We spent a month here in 42’ 5th wheel"
"River Trail Crossing is privately owned, small campground (which we like) but nice and quiet. Sites include tents, small rigs and large pull through sites for big rigs."
"Bike trail access right from the campground. Golf nearby, Amish shops, canoeing. Great area to visit, we will return."
"The owners have added in an additional playground, dog park, newly paved roadways, newly redone building, a new pavilion, fire pit, and boat parking! We love camping here every chance we get!"
"The campground is mainly seasonal campers and all seemed very welcoming and nice."
$230 - $250 / night
"They have a great spot that’s set back in the woods. There are lots of trees. Very peaceful. Dislikes are no shower houses or toilets back there except one port a potty."
Scoutwe enjoyed our time at Sunset Springs. the owners are very friendly and accommodating. facilities are clean and modern, and the grounds very nice. work is underway to continuously improve the sites previously dominated by long term seasonals. new pull through are perfect for our 40 foot motorhome.
we will return there if in the area.
thank you to Brian, Cassie and Judy!
RangerThis is a RV resort close to a lake with a lot of seasonal campers. It is busy on the weekend but was very quiet during the week. The sites are close, but not unreasonably close. Good mix of pull through and back in and is big rig friendly. Plenty to do for the kids. Pool looks nice, was not open yet for the season.
TravelerRiver Trail Crossing is privately owned, small campground (which we like) but nice and quiet. Sites include tents, small rigs and large pull through sites for big rigs. Sites located on the river are water and electric. Sites off the river have 50 amp and 30 amp. State route 95 runs to the right of the campsite so if you reserve any sites on the river (right side) you will have some traffic noise from the bridge. We reserved spot 32, farthest site to the right on the river. We loved it. The river was only about knee to hip deep. Most family’s floated with tubes and saw some kayaks. Not much for fishing at this particular section of the river. There is a paved bike/walking trail behind the campground - B&O trail. Bathrooms and showers were very clean. They do have 2 dumpsites available. We really enjoyed this campground, owners were very friendly and offer firewood and propane if needed. Mohican state park is only 10-15 minutes away which is really nice for hiking and fishing as well. We will be back!
GuideCross Creek Camping Resort in Delaware, Ohio is a very nice campground with friendly staff and lots of amenities! There are large back-in and pull-thru sites, each with grass, tree, picnic table, and fire pit. They are 30/50 amp with FHU. The campground has lots of fun things for the family such as swimming pool, playground, basketball, tennis, dog run, laundry, yard games, and so much more! The store is stocked with snacks, souvenirs, clothing, camping supplies, holiday decor, etc. We love the large shade trees at every site. It is a blessing on those hot summer days. All in all, a great campground! Check it out when in the area. 👍🏻😉
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TravelerThe price advertised on The Dyrt is incorrect. It is not $38.50/day. We paid $50.29 with full hook ups. Very clean, staff very nice, but guests are not allowed without registering at the office. Many seasonal/full time residents which made for quite a bit of early morning traffic. Beautiful fishing pond with well groomed trails. Dogs are allowed off leash on the trails. Staff very pet friendly and courteous. Well appointed camp store. Water pressure excellent. Electric well within standard. Gravel pads, our site was off 2”.
LegendPROS
Able to reserve 144 days prior to arriving
Very nice campground but the design leaves a lot to be desired
Friendly camp hosts who were busy picking up trash in common areas and cleaning sites Moveable picnic table
Metal fire ring with cooking grate
Site D45 level asphalt parking pad surrounded by grass
Great view of lake from D loop; some had water access at rear of site
Quiet except for campground party animals who kept it going into the wee hours of the morning
Coin-operated laundromats in non FHU loops $1.50 wash and $1 dry
Free WIFI available and able to connect at campsite
Dump Stations at Park exit have complimentary hoses
Camp store sells hard dipped ice cream
14 miles from the Airstream Service Center in Jackson Center
CONS
No senior discount
$6.50 reservation fee for self made on-line reservation
Basically the FHU loops are out in a field…no privacy from neighbors and no shade what so ever
Grass around sites desperately needed mowed, if you could get thru the large mud puddles
FHU loop D has narrow roads and require driving on grass to back in trailer and some campers in other sites had to move their vehicles
Short length of campsite required creative parking of tow vehicle
Damn Canadian Geese poop every...what a mess!
Site number on electric utility box
FHU sewer connection at the back of the campsite so bring the looooong stinky slinky FHU loop D had tiny toilet building, but no showers; showers were in non-FHU loops
No entry gate personnel on a Friday afternoon to accomplish check-in. Went to park office next morning and was informed no check in required prior to Memorial Day. Never saw a Park ranger driving thru campground
GuideThis was an overnight stay on our way to Pennsylvania. It would be a bonus for big rigs as the pull Throughs are flat and easy to get into. We tend to prefer a back in because it usually gives us a bit more protection on the backside. Unfortunately, the site we were assigned took three blocks to level up, the the power was on the wrong side and our picnic table was in the back area of another camper. The bathroom was nice and close and handy. Some great effort has been made to make it attractive with two-tone tile but that is all overshadowed by the amount of spiders and bugs. I am a full-time RV year and shower all over the United States and this was one of the buggiest ever. The majority of this campground is for seasonals. There are some very nice seasonal lots with a small pond in their back Yard. The owner was very friendly and helpful on the phone. Serves a variety of needs.
ScoutGreat little campground. My wife and I spent a month out there in a fifth wheel to see if we like the lifestyle. Very nice pool(clean). Great walking trail back through the woods. Pet friendly and the bathrooms were very nice. Well....I guess we did! We are now in a search for a Diesel pusher to go full-time!
LegendPros: Full hookup (sewer, water, 50/30 AMP) Level site Partially shaded in afternoon Lots of amenities: indoor pool, stocked lake (catch & release), corn hole, bouncy pad, basketball court & playground Easy overnight stay off I71
Cons: Gravel site Picnic table in rough condition Wi-Fi keeps dropping connection
RV campgrounds near Nevada, Ohio provide seasonal accommodations from spring through fall when temperatures range from 60-85°F. The Mohican region surrounding Nevada contains several lakes and rivers that offer water recreation opportunities. Most campgrounds in this area operate seasonally with limited winter availability at select locations.
Fishing opportunities: Kokosing River Campground provides access to Kokosing Lake where visitors can fish for various species. "Kayaking on the lake is great. Camp staff very friendly and helpful," notes Mark B., who visited during Labor Day weekend.
Water recreation: The Clear Fork River runs alongside several campgrounds in the region, offering kayaking and tubing. A visitor at River Trail Crossing observed that "The river was only about knee to hip deep. Most family's floated with tubes and saw some kayaks."
Biking trails: Access to the B&O Trail provides campers with paved paths for cycling or walking directly from some campgrounds. "Bike trail access right from the campground. Golf nearby, Amish shops, canoeing. Great area to visit," shares Bob M. about his experience at River Trail Crossing.
Spacious sites: Many campers appreciate the roominess at certain RV campgrounds near Nevada, Ohio. At Arrowhead Lake RV Park, "Sites are large for the weekend campers. The seasonal ones all have back in and the weekends are pull through which is kinda nice," according to Bryatt S.
Clean facilities: Well-maintained restrooms and shower buildings rank high on campers' preference lists. Tim G. notes about Arrowhead Lake: "A well manicured campground, and while looking a bit narrow, it seemed some pull thrus for big rigs were adequate, with concrete pads and picnic tables."
Wooded privacy: Leafy Oaks RV Park and Campground receives praise for its natural setting. "We tent camp. They have a great spot that's set back in the woods. There are lots of trees. Very peaceful," writes Amanda E., highlighting the secluded camping experience available there.
Site leveling challenges: Some campgrounds require equipment for leveling RVs on uneven terrain. A visitor to Gotta Getaway RV Park reported that "the site we were assigned took three blocks to level up, the power was on the wrong side and our picnic table was in the back area of another camper."
Bathroom variations: Facilities differ significantly between campgrounds. Welcome Woods RV Campgrounds has two types: "The bathrooms come in two varieties. One is a outhouse type room it's a concrete 'toilet' with a toilet seat on it that drops into a hole in the ground and the other is a porta potty," explains Ashley R.
Noise factors: Proximity to highways affects sound levels at some locations. At Love's RV Hookup in Bellefontaine, Brad H. confirms it's "A little loud at times," though he appreciates that "Hardee's restaurant is a different option for meals."
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