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Several RV campgrounds near Spencerville, OH offer options ranging from basic sites to full-service parks with 50-amp hookups, sewer connections, and dump stations. Arrowhead Lake RV Park provides pull-through sites with 50-amp electrical service, water hookups, and sewer connections suitable for larger motorhomes. "Sites are large for the weekend campers. The seasonal ones all have back in and the weekends are pull through which is kinda nice," noted one visitor. Poor Farmer's Campground in Fletcher offers electric and water hookups along with a market and shower facilities. Grand Lake St. Marys State Park, approximately 20 miles west, accommodates big rigs with full hookup options and has sites available year-round. Ottawa Metro Park Campground features pull-through sites with electric hookups and water access, though reservations are not accepted.
Throughout the region, dump stations are available at most parks, with Grand Lake St. Marys and Ottawa Metro Park providing sanitary dump facilities for travelers. Cell service is generally reliable across campgrounds, with few reported connectivity issues. Between May and October, campgrounds experience higher occupancy, particularly on holiday weekends when advance planning becomes essential. Many parks permit pets but enforce leash requirements. A review mentioned that "the pull through area is very cramped; more like a parking lot" at some locations, so RVers with larger units should verify site dimensions before arrival. Several campgrounds have gravel pads rather than concrete, which may require leveling equipment. For winter camping, options become limited as seasonal closures affect many parks in the area, though Grand Lake St. Marys maintains year-round availability.
"The campground is mainly seasonal campers and all seemed very welcoming and nice."
"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."
from $225 - $250 / night
Check Availability"I am pulling a 33 foot trailor and it was easy to park with 30 amp electric and water hookup"
"Most of the sites are electric hookup only, some are electric and water, but we got a full hookup site, which was what we were hoping for. The bathhouse was clean, and well lit."
from $45 - $399 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $32 / night
Check Availabilityfrom $35 - $40 / night
Check Availability"Water and electric 30 Amp and some 50 amps as well. Beautiful park with bike and walking paths. Camp hosts are very helpful. Bathrooms and showers are very clean."
"This is a beautiful, peaceful campground that's not a parking lot like many city campgrounds. It's clean as clean can be, including the bathrooms."
from $25 - $30 / night
Check Availability"If you you’re going for family friendly fun where you can sit around a fire wIth friends and family, this is the place. There is swimming and family activities to keep everyone busy."
"Tons to do especially for kids, pet friendly, definitely get rowdy on the weekends- book ahead to snag the best sites. We stayed 5 days and it was awesome."
ScoutThe staff is extremely friendly, and try to accomadate with anything you could need. The campesites are fairly large with gravel pads. They offer water and electric hook-up for 30&50 amps. There is not a sewer hook up but they do offer a weekly pump out for a small fee and a dump station on the way out. The pool, ponds, playground and pavillion are all within walking distance from almost any site.
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
LegendThis park is know for the lake that is kayak and canoe friendly since it doesn’t allow any kind of boat with a motor. It also features a beach , 2 playgrounds and several hiking trails. Just be careful if you hike with dogs since some trails intersect with a nature preserve which doesn’t allow pets.
The campground itself has 20 electric sites , 56 primitive sites and 4 camper cabins. All the electric sites are pull through and all sites have a fire pit but only the electric sites come with picnic tables.
Due to off season and COVID the camp store is closed and there is no camper host or park office staff around.
We did notice lots of downed trees on the poorly marked hiking trails. Some trails just started but no maps were around and no trails were blazed. It was hard to tell where we were headed or how long a trail was. I tried using the new Detour app and it wasn’t very accurate for this park.
We did have good Verizon cell coverage.
GuideThe pool looked to be the spot for the kids of all ages on this hot 4th of July. 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. But all the driveways and pull thrus were gravel. Lots of seasonal trailers, and some large ones! No junk, and golf carts are restricted to electric.
ScoutThe pull through area is very cramped; more like a parking lot; the campground is quiet; family friendly; no golf carts all over;
LegendWe stayed at this campground in the group camp area. The sites are tight but do provide water and 30 amp electric.
The campground offers a pond for fishing , swimming pool , bounce pad , inflatable lake fun, dog park and mini golf.
Since we were there as a group event we didn’t use any of the extras but it all looked nice and clean plus lots of fun.
Cell coverage was spotty but you could usually get some kind of signal.
The campground has a lot of seasonal sites as well as primitive tent camping and standard rv sites.
GuideThis was our last camping trip of the year and it was cold. The campground was nearly empty so that was nice but the surrounding area was very crowded. There was nearly no area on the lake that didn’t have houses. The campground was clean and well maintained. There are sites that have access to get out on the water via a small canal. Some sites had good shade, and others had no shade. Overall it was a nice place, but the lake seemed very busy, even in cold weather.
GuideThis is definitely a campground for families and for those who want lots of company in there experience. There are no wooded areas in the campground so all spaces are open to all the other camper. Some shaded areas but mostly open land. Lots of activities for kids and families and even movies and music on the weekend.full power both 30 and 50 amp at almost all site and strong wifi where I was.lots of things going on up until about 10 pm. Then it quiets down. Nice place for families who want outdoor activities.
LegendThe location here is pretty crazy it’s right in the middle of town but feels like a park there is a river and wooded area that makes you feel like you are in nature but you are just a parking lot away from an arena and college. There is a playground and a dog park. Here as well as ball diamonds. This is a great family friendly place but is very very busy during the season.
Campers seeking RV parks near Spencerville, Ohio can access several options within a 30-mile radius. The area sits in the western Ohio plains at an elevation of approximately 850 feet, creating relatively flat terrain ideal for recreational vehicles. Seasonal temperature swings are typical of the Midwest climate, with summer highs averaging in the mid-80s and winter temperatures frequently dropping below freezing between November and March.
Fishing opportunities: Ottawa Metro Park Campground features fishing areas with easy shore access. "It is such a nice peaceful campground! The sites were nicely spaced along with a wonderful bathroom," notes one visitor who appreciated the serene environment.
Hiking trails: The region offers multiple walking paths suitable for different ability levels. A camper at Ottawa Metro Park mentioned "a 13-mile Greenway passes by there," providing extensive options for walkers and cyclists to explore the surrounding area.
Swimming options: While lake conditions vary seasonally, Grand Lake St. Marys State Park maintains a pool and splash pad for families. As one reviewer explained, "Has a pool, playground, putt putt golf, boat docks, hiking trails, and some other great amenities."
Clean facilities: Visitors consistently mention well-maintained bathrooms and shower buildings. At Poor Farmer's Campground, campers appreciate the "clean family oriented and spacious" grounds with "good restrooms and showers plus electric hookup per site."
Spacious sites: Many campgrounds offer generously sized camping spots. A visitor to Grand Lake St. Marys State Park noted, "Large spacious sites with cement or paved spots" though cautioned they "can be muddy after rain."
Friendly atmosphere: The welcoming environment at Arrowhead Lake RV Park & Campground stands out to visitors. One camper described it as a "very welcoming campground with many seasonal RVs. Everyone was friendly throughout the stay."
Seasonal closures: Many area campgrounds operate from April through October. River Trail Campground II specifically lists an April 15 to October 15 season, making advance planning essential for shoulder-season visits.
Water quality concerns: Grand Lake St. Marys occasionally experiences algae blooms. A visitor observed, "the bacteria level in this lake is dangerously high, and no one should swim in this lake," emphasizing the importance of checking current conditions before planning water activities.
Site conditions: While most campgrounds offer improved sites, surface types vary. At Poor Farmer's Campground, a camper noted it's "clean family oriented and spacious. Well run facility w good restrooms and showers plus electric hook up per site."
Playground access: Multiple campgrounds feature play areas for children. River Trail Campground offers a "nice playground" along with a "nice swimming pool and clean pond that is stocked with bluegills," making it suitable for families with various interests.
Swimming options: For families prioritizing water activities, consider facilities with pools. At Welcome Woods RV Campgrounds, a visitor mentioned they're "about 10min from Indian lake beach," providing an alternative swimming option.
Weekend activities: Some campgrounds organize special events on weekends. A Welcome Woods camper reported, "We camped Labor Day weekend so I don't know if it's all the time or not but while we were there they did a hog roast corn hole tournaments and some kind of 50/50 raffle every day."
Pull-through availability: Arrowhead Lake RV Park offers convenient access for larger vehicles. A camper observed the "pull through which is kinda nice" for weekend visitors, while noting that seasonal campers typically use back-in sites.
Hookup variations: Most RV parks near Spencerville provide electric and water, but full hookups are limited. At Poor Farmer's Campground, a visitor pulling a 33-foot trailer found "easy to park with 30 amp electric and water hookup" accommodations.
Site surfaces: RVers should prepare for various pad materials. At Arrowhead Lake, a visitor noted "concrete pads and picnic tables" at some sites, while observing that "all the driveways and pull thrus were gravel," suggesting leveling equipment may be needed.
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