GuideI just drove through here, I did not stay, but from what I could see: the sites were about 16 feet wide and VERY crowded. The "lake" is a pond and the beach looked very dirty. There was a chaotic amount of kids on the roads running around, on bikes, darting in front of my car, etc. I'm glad I…
GuideSpots in the outsides of the loops are more spacious. We looked forward to the “beach” but it was very small and covered in algae. The lake was more like a large pond. There’s no running water so toilets were basically out houses. Lots of trails but they weren’t very exciting.
TravelerVery easy to reserve on phone. Price very reasonable. Has only outhouses, but clean and stocked.
Scioto Trail State Park is located in Ohio
From Cleveland, Ohio: Take I-71 south to I-270 west to US 23 south (Circleville exit). Stay on US 23, past Chillicothe. Follow the park signs. From Columbus, Ohio: Take US 23 south. Stay on US 23, past Chillicothe. Follow the park signs. From Cincinatti, Ohio: US 50 east to Chillicothe (Go through Chillicothe). West to US 23 south. Stay on US 23. Follow the park signs. From Toledo, Ohio: Take US 23 to Columbus to I-270 west to US 23 south (Circleville exit). Stay on US 23, past Chillicothe. Follow the park signs.
144 Lake Rd
Chillicothe, OH 45601
39.23013232 N
82.954984 W
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