Dry Fork Campground

This is a great little park tucked away in a rural area of southwest Ohio. Very quiet place with limited or no cell service. Paved sites with a choice of electric and non-electric. No dump station on site but there is water available. We had a non-electric site and used our generator and solar for power. Our class C is 25' and we just barely fit on the pad. Anything much bigger may not fit in all site so check the description. The first night there was one family with small children and the second night we were the only campers in the park. Very peaceful!! A few short trails are on site along with a playground and a pioneer village. The village contains replica buildings from the late 1700s and early 1800s. They were not open but interesting to see from the outside. Amenities are a short (15-20) minutes away if needed. Will stay again in the future.

I stayed Aug 18 - 24 2023. It’s a beautiful little park with walking trails and a pioneer style Village to explore. Gas station about 3 miles away. Bathrooms were all clean. No other campers when I was there, but several day use cars showed up. It was very muggy with no breeze. No cell reception for either T-Mobile or Verizon. Had to drive up to the main road for service. The spots didn’t look capable of handling a great big rigs, but medium sized should be OK. The park staff I met were all very nice.

Governor bebb is a great park for creek walking and touring the historical village. They have camping and it is quiet and beautiful.