FMCA Campground

This is a members only RV park. First 2 nights are free, then $20 per night for up to 5 additional nights. 15 large, concrete, level (!) sites set in a cul-de-sac configuration with FHU's, with 8 overflow sites with electric only. Lush green grass, clear skies (for satellite), and good location just outside Cincinnati. It has no facilities other than a dump station, otherwise I would consider it a 5 star.

Are you and FMCA member? Are you cruising through Cincinnati?

Great - you should stay here.

$0 for the first two nights, $20 for an additional 5 nights - then you need to leave for a month.

Sites are level, concrete and clean. Easy back in sites can accommodate the largest rigs.

Hook-ups are smartly placed.

Make sure to call ahead (even earlier in the day of your arrival), as FMCA does occasionally reserve the sites for chapter meet-ups / events.

Otherwise, no reservations - first come, first served. There is a level overflow area with electrical hook-ups only. There is a dump station on site. Leveler use is not permitted in the overflow section, but the entire area appeared very level.

No campfires permitted, and you are not allowed to climb onto your roof while here (danger!)

Free WiFi available (didn't test it).

A bit outside the city, but within a mile of a brewery and access to the Little Miami River trail.

Road noise during the day, but quiets down nicely at night.

This park is in a great location and is extremely well-maintained. I love the new online reservation system, which also has check-in and check-out options, so there's no need to stop in to the office or fill out any paperwork. The location is central to Cinci and has multiple dining and entertainment options in the immediate vicinity. We have family in Cinci, so we will certainly be staying here at every opportunity when coming to town!

Be sure to enjoy the trail around the lake. Full hookups.

What a nice surprise to get 2 nights free if you are an FMCA member! There are 15 sites that have full-hookups and double-wide cement pads. They also have eight boondocking sites in the parking lot. Connectivity: 40+ OTA TV Channels (many were duplicated), AT&T 4 bars 5G, free internet (didn’t really work well). Our hotspot on AT&T had great upload and download speeds. You had access to a dumpster and recycling bin. You are on the east side of Cincinnati so are close to restaurants, groceries and gas. There is a nice 1.4 mile paved trail around the lake in back of the campground as well. Make sure you call FMCA to reserve your site, as this is popular with FMCA members.

I guess you’d expect FMCA to have a perfect campsite. Wished they were all like this. Beautifully maintained, convenient layout. We stayed in a 38-foot motorhome with a towed vehicle. Had water, sewer, and 50-amp service. A benefit of being a member is you get 2-nights per month free. Wished they had more campsites!

Although the campground has WiFi, we used our Verizon hotspot and had a very fast connection.

Can’t wait to come back.

I grew up in Cincinnati and my work is based here, so we find ourselves needing to camp here often (we’re full-timers). Joining FMCA to have access to this campground was one of the best decisions! It’s a fantastic location, with 13 full hook up sites and ~13 electric only sites. There’s a walking trail around the pond behind the campground that’s a perfect 30 minute walk for the dog and I, and they recently added a fenced in dog area. You get 2 nights free as an FMCA member, then it’s $20/night for the next 5 nights. If you ever need to be in Cincinnati, join FMCA and stay here! Everyone I’ve talked to is so nice and helpful!

We came to Cincinnati for a week to do some family history research and explore the city. We were pleasantly surprised with how fun Cincinnati was and the FMCA campground was a pleasure to stay at. We had a full hookup site which was clean, level and well maintained. Nice access to nearby bike trails and breweries. We joined FMCA and got 2 free nights as members so the membership paid for itself. We paid $30 per night for the non- free nights so total cost for 7 nights was $150. Only complaint was we couldn’t reserve 7 nights consecutive in one sight so we had to move sites after five nights. The office said they couldn’t help us other than to let us know if there was a cancellation to allow us to stay in the same site. We moved after five nights and sure enough no one showed up for our first site the next two nights so we moved for no reason. In grand scheme of things this was a minor inconvenience.