meldeee

Every site is pull-through with electric only, and every site is on the Hocking river. Beautiful and quiet (we stayed during the week and it wasn’t crowded at all), except for the occasional train noise from the tracks across the river. The bank is a little steep, but there are places where you can get to the water and we saw several people dragging kayaks in and out.

The sign on the road says “Logan Conference Center RV Park”. There is no camp office or store, and no check-in process, you just call or use the website to book your site and set up. There’s a shower house that’s pretty large and mostly clean. It has a lock code that will be emailed to you after you make your reservation.

We absolutely loved our stay here and would come again.

Very laid back, low-key campground in a great location. We stayed for 11 days and it wasn’t very crowded, even on the weekends, which was good because the sites are a little on the small side. Showers and bathrooms were fairly clean. Owners were nice and check in was quick and easy.

Great rates and very convenient location close to Cedar Point, Lake Erie, Put-In-Bay, Kelleys Island, etc.

There seem to be a ton of seasonals here, but most of them are towards the rear of the large campground, keeping the weekenders near the front, which was fine. The campground is right off the interstate, but we didn't hear any road noise at our site. Convenient location with many food/shopping options nearby.

Check-in process was easy-peasy and the site was shaded and comfortable. Because of its location, our particular site might be difficult for some to back larger trailers into (luckily my husband is a professional at maneuvering large things in reverse...I for sure would have made some dents in something if I had tried).

The pool is small, but well-maintained and clean. Showers are also a little small (no separate changing areas), but clean and fresh. The bathrooms were also clean. From what I can tell, there is only one bathroom/shower house for the whole place (maybe 4 shower stalls for ~150 sites), and although it wasn't busy when I went in, I imagine it could be, and would also be quite a hike from a lot of the sites. Laundry was closed, so I can't comment on it. There is a pond. T-Mobile and Verizon service are both pretty good (about 3 bars), and there's free/open WiFi that is actually really decent, even on the weekend when the place fills up.

This was one of the best Ohio campgrounds we have camped in. The park/campground itself is huge, and the campsites follow suit. Our site (#164) had a partial view of the water and was twice as large as sites we’ve had at other campgrounds. The rates were great, the site’s electric/water/sewer were fine, the bathrooms/showers were roomy, clean, and very conveniently located, and the overall vibe of the place was calm and comfortable. We saw several deer and even a bald eagle. We have T-Mobile phone service which was basically non-existent. However, we also have a Verizon mobile hotspot and even with just 2 bars it was quite speedy and easily streamed videos. Some of the other sites we saw were pretty “swampy”, but ours and the sites around us were all very nice. Highly recommended!

Well laid out campground with good rates and lakefront access. Pool looked nice but was closed due to COVID-19. There is a small swimming beach, but the shore was covered with dozens of dead fish and signs indicated that you should not allow your skin to touch the water. Gross. We have T Mobile and there was practically no service. The campground offers WiFi, but it was unusable. We might have stayed longer if there had been any kind of data access.