Findley State Park Campground

We tent camped. Loved the place. Loved the kayak launch. Some of the sites are super close together. We took a look around and got an idea of where we went to stay next time.

I absolutely love this place!!! No party people very family friendly

Absolutely love Findley. So much wildlife and great campsites. Amazing trails including bike trails for beginners up to advanced. We always have a great time.

When we pulled in, we seemed to be the only campers down the middle row. We backed in and had plenty of space at our site. Not secluded though and no privacy from neighbors if we had any. Location was convenient since we are traveling East and going to Cuyahoga NP in the morning. The campground seemed quiet until we were woken up several times by a nearby train. As a light sleeper this woke me up way too often. There was no fee to get into the park which was nice but there was a $6.50 fee for booking online.

We only had a brief stay but it was a very nice park. The only downfall I saw is that it is not full hook up in most spots. It looked like there was a lot to do and it was a nice family place. Everyone was out and about.

Shady sites offered! This campground was super quite and enjoyable. Some of my favorite sites were located well in the wood line.

Campsite #79 was sunny and there were no neighbors on either side of us. We rode our bikes around the nice large campground. We took our kids on an abbreviated version of the Thorn mountain bike trail. We all loved it! We did get confusing information about the MTB trail from the nice campground staff, but with help from some maps, we figured it out. We enjoyed paddling in the SUP around the lake. We underestimated how much fun we would have here at this small park. You can borrow Discs at the campground entrance to play the Disc golf course. The bathrooms could be better cared for.

We went to this campground to join the winter hike with the Buckeye Trail. It was still snowy out and most of the pads were covered. We wanted to be close to one of the drop toilets as the shower houses are not open in the off-season. We couldn’t really see our pad length so we were off just a little bit, but we have a small camper so we fit in fine. The only toilets available for us were the drop toilets and they were actually pretty clean. Some sites are really shaded. Some are not. Most of the park is split in half with electric versus non-electric. There’s a playground for kids, two shower houses and a nature center. There are lots of trails and you can kayak.

Typical Ohio state park. Smallish sites, not much privacy, not a lot of amenities.

It was difficult to find pictures or reviews of the Findlay group sites. It honestly seemed to me that they didn't exist, so I thought I'd do the service of taking some pictures.

The group sites are away from the main campsites, so you should have plenty of space for your group to set up and enough distance between them to not disturb the peace if you have a large group. OGA2 is heavily forested, I'm not sure about OGA1. There are plenty of trees so both hammock and tent campers should be accommodated. The fire pit is large and there are 4 picnic tables.

The campsite is about 75 yards from the parking area, and there is a vault toilet right before the parking area.

Decent sized lots which are nicely wooded! They have showers and toilet facilities!

Lake is great for fishing, kayaking tubing and paddle board. Nice little beach as well

Nice and clean spots for tents very secure and good maintenance

This park has a great playground, nice showers, plenty of trails and a great beach area. The sites are kinda small, but it wasn't overly crowded.

Findley State Park is a huge campground with both RV and tent sites. Paved roads. Shower facilities. Grey and black water dump sites. Laundry ($1.50 for wash or dry). Near a lake, trails. The sites off each camp loop offer the most privacy.

Findley state park is well maintained large park! We can easily get lost on 3 mile hikes in the woods and still be on marked paths! The roads are paved and excellent for biking and skating. About half the sites are for tent or dry camping. Half have electric and a few of those have full hookups. We have enjoyed the shade at our site this week and the space between us and our neighbors.

Shower houses are clean. Canoes and kayaks are available for renting. Many musicians set up camp and would jam out for some live evening music! Everyone was so nice at the campground. We enjoyed our stay.

We were just stopping over on our way from here to there. I’d love to come back for a longer stay.

I stayed here on a road trip and got in relatively late, around 8:30. Good signage to the camping sites, very easy to navigate. There’s a bathroom/shower house near the sites, as well as a fire ring at each individual site. Dirt in the campsites is packed super tight, it’s hard to drive tent stakes. However, it’s flat enough where it isn’t really an issue.

Truly enjoyed a long weekend exploring the trails and sitting by the lake. Well maintained. Great folks. Beautiful lots. We will be back!

We had a great time at Findley State Park Campground the past weekend! The camp staff was extremely friendly and made a great first impression. We reserved two sites (20 & 21) and both sites had plenty of space! I was amazed at how large each site was. Bathroom, water and dumpster was close by. Easy hiking and plenty of road to bike along. Felt very safe as the camp hosts and rangers drove by several times throughout the day. We can’t wait to go back!

We probably didn’t see this park at its best since COVID-19 was still causing restrictions. The sites were not mowed and very wet. They trails had not been maintained in awhile and our full hookup site the water wasn’t working and the sewer was full so we still had to dump and the main dump station. I did love all the tall trees! FHS 252

Great place for family camping. Many different sites to choose from and the pines are beautiful. The hiking around the lake is really neat and the disc golf looks fun! We didn’t have discs but would bring some next time! Can’t say it’s the quietest of places but that could have just been our experience.

There are places to hike, boats to rent, fishing, a store and of course swimming, but the lake was a mess and actually not able to be used (algae).

The site was nice and secluded, but you could hear road noise at all hours of the day, so it wasn't very quiet. It was my first time there, so maybe another spot would be netter, but I don't know if I'll go back.

Fairly level gravel pads. Lots of spaces close but not on top of each other.

easy to get to, close to amenities, fishing, swimming, trails, camping

Full hook side is more urban environment with sites right next to each other. The rustic side has no hook ups and is more engulfed in the trees but not many very secluded sites. Some have a separate area in the woods behind the site offering some more privacy. Shower houses are nice.

Loved this campground, lots of trails to walk and mt. bike trails to ride. The beach is ok but you can rent various styles of watercraft to explore the lake. I would recommend doing a some research on campsites as they range from small to large for the same price. The original site I booked was a tent site to small for 2 tents ( one larger n one smaller) #131 non electric however I was able to switch to another sight #118 which was a larger. The campground office was super nice and friendly in switching the sites to accommodate me.( site 118 had water 2 sites down, an outhouse 5 sites down and nice clean rest rooms just a short walk away maybe 9 sites down, playground and camp store/ nature center isn’t to far away to walk but biking would be best, camp store is on the small side but had all the basic essentials and they had good wood bundles to choose from with a reasonable price, If they done have something a dollar general is 7 min down the road)

Camp is never over crowded and well kept. the lake is nice and has lots of neat snails.