Geneva State Park Campground

Stayed two nights mid September. Lovely weather. Clean bathrooms and showers with hot water. Firewood, ice, free drinking water, and trinkets available at registration booth.

When we booked our site, the camp website showed cabins on the lake. We booked site 88 for our glamping, but a water leak at site 90 had our water off. Site 111 was available for the night right on the lake. We were happy to pay the difference to spend a night with the lake right outside our bedroom window. The water was back on in site 88 the next day so we enjoyed the rest of our stay in a beautiful site 5 minutes from the lake.

Woodsy park with nice spacing. If it rains however you will be in a swamp.

Large sites but no privacy between sites. Lots of mature tress so there is plenty of shade. Luckily the campground was 1/2 empty so there was no one on either side of us.  Campground is not on the lake and we drove to get to the beach.

This was a great place to camp if you like camping next to your car. We had running water nearby, the showers and bathrooms were very well maintained and clean, and the camp store was a bonus especially if you forgot something. We had forgotten our bag of stakes back at home

Unfortunately our campsite was flooded for our stay so we didn’t hang outside the camper much. We ended up taking a ride to Cleveland and visited the zoo and aquarium. I definitely recommend it, if you have the time.

Highlights: Nice beach

Near by attractions: Cleveland zoo Cleveland aquarium

Gorgeous scenery, spacious campsites, friendly staff... and 1/2 mile walk down a beautiful trail to an amazing beach on Lake Erie. Doesn't get much better than this. You could tell that when it's wet there isn't sufficient drainage, so might be muddy in rains... but it was perfect for our stay and they were working diligently on the grounds. The cabins looked epic-right on the lake with their own private entrance and playground. Tent spots were exposed with little privacy, but all the rv/trailer spots were huge and great. Nice walking/biking trails around park and town. Our kids loved throwing rocks and swimming at the beach. One of my all time favorites and I miss it already.

This park has huge campsites ! The pads are paved and they left a section of trees/woods behind each site to provide some privacy between neighbors. The bathrooms are very clean and the staff were helpful and friendly. The park is directly across the road from the paved bike trail which leads to the beach, marina, lodge and strip area. The trail is dog friendly but the beach is not. The campground is also pet friendly.

We love Geneva..its close to everything..downtown, beach, play area, etc. Downfall is flooding and the lack of upkeep on lawn.

We arrived Friday and stayed through Sunday. Beautiful shaded sites that were litter free. Everyone was very respectful of noise except the campground next door, Hearthside. It was like they were having a concert Friday and Saturday until 11pm. Would highly recommend staying here though.

Stayed over Mother’s Day, super wet weekend. We stayed at site 72 and was by far the wettest site in the park. The trees were fantastic and the walk to the lake is amazing! We love Geneva for the food options.

Very nice campground and well kept amenities.

Right on the shores of Lake Erie and in some of the best wine country

Geneva State Park is a great campground to relax and enjoy scenic views (lake, wildlife, forrest) all in one location. It's a great location with a short walk to adult day drinking and nightlife or to an adventure on the water. Pack your best mud shoes because there is no shortage of mud at this campground!

Shower house was well cared for but the only facilities opened in the off season.

Full hookups worked great!

Here is a great YouTube video that helps pick your best site here at Geneva: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qboUsTOpdro&noapp=1

Nice campground within walking distance to Lake Erie. Nice facilities. Quiet and a lot of friendly campers.

We camped one night, walked to the lake and watched the sunset. Very quiet and peaceful. Loved it

I spent a day in Geneva State Park during early November. Definitely a little chilly, but absolutely beautiful! Prepare for wind, waves, and “Wow!”

Quick tip: Come at dawn for a beautiful sunrise over the Lake!

This campground is near access to Lake Erie, which was very nice! The campground has nice spots, but they aren’t very secluded/private. The campground has bathrooms and showers. Geneva on the lake is a short drive away and was a cute little town to visit!

Granted this was our first outing in our mini class c but it was great. Our site was very clean with cement pad and level blacktop drive. A short bike ride connects you to some nice trails to ride into the small town. We ate at the state lodge and it was excellent. Staff was friendly At campground and overall was peaceful And quiet. We will return

Most fun I ever had while camping best place to go!

Stayed here one night. Nice beach! Didn’t have bikes but nice and flat for riding. Clean bath houses. Shaded sites. Ohio Golden Buckeye Card holders camp for half price Sunday-Thursday.

I would go again. Only a few full hookup sites/reserve early. Several W/E sites though. They also have a dump station and a fish cleaning house! Very well kept! Plenty of shade, nice breeze from the lake, all blacktop sites with plenty of grass & woods. Tent or RV you are sure to like it here. It is peaceful and relaxing.

Great campground with bike trails leading all the way in to Geneva By the Lake where you will find entertainment for the family.

Nice spot but can get crowded when full. Nearby beach.

The state is in the process of upgrading this campground. A few sites will soon have water, electric, and sewer. Right now they only have electric options. Ohio requires prior reservations or check in to use sites outside of designated walkin areas. There is a beach nearby. The playground isn't exciting and campers cant use the cabin playground which is across the street. Our site was water logged and there was straw at a lot of sites absorbing water.

Lots to do in area, but can be loud with lots of people.

We enjoyed our stay in May. Camping area was muddy after several days of intermittent showers. Didn’t drain/dry quickly. Close to town. Wish the campsites were closer to the water. Nice trails. We had an issue with wasps by the restroom door which was taken care of promptly (I’m allergic). Was not impressed with the Park Host. Not friendly, their dogs barked non-stop when left alone in the trailer and they let their dogs run loose.