Pastime Campground

$25 senior rate, site mostly level but was muddy when we were there in mid September. Sites are grass with spots of dirt/mud. Sites are close together and there was a motorcycle group here so campground was full. Very quiet at night. Electric and water hookups, 1 site with full hookups. We had dinner at Der Dutchman and it was very good ($26.52 for 1 buffet and 1 hot roast beef, took 1/2 of the roast beef home).

I didn’t like being so close together. Spots are muddy, uneven grass. It’s a quiet and clean place. Good for just passing through town.

We chose this campground as it’s convenient to our family. We stay in OH during spring/summer, before heading southwest for winter.
This park recently expanded from
38 “grass” sites, adding 18 much larger gravel padded sites. All sites have water and elec hookups. About half the grass sites and all the new gravel sites have 50/30/20A, the rest 30/20A. There is a dump station, and for long term stays, there is a local service that comes Tues and Thurs that can pump your waste tanks ($20).
Most sites are shady, all are quiet. The restrooms and showers are well kept and clean. Campground is part of a large village park, and access to the public pool is easy. Discounted admission to campers. There is a walking path around the camp area, and a nearby playground. Lots of local events, and easy access to Dublin, Columbus, and Marysville OH.

Fairly priced campground for basic W/E amenities. If you are there on a full weekend, be aware you will be PACKED in in some of the sections. We were on site 5 in a fifth wheel. Nice playground and grassy areas!

Close to Columbus with a nice country feel. Some of the sites could be a little close. Easy access from US 30. Online reservation was a little confusing, but got I it figured out. I stayed on a week night so it could be different on holidays or weekends. Actually had 5G cell and I didn’t use the campground WiFi or shower/restrooms. My site had water and 30/50 amp service. It was not full hookup, but the dump site is free to campers.

We stayed only one night, on our way to Tennessee from Michigan. We had a nice grass site with water and electric.

Pastimes Park was a favorite place to take my family in Central Ohio. Quaint town, quiet location, friendly campers, even if the lots are narrow. The reasonable costs were a bonus. This past June we went there again, expecting the same great experience, but were disappointed. The park costs had risen, but the major change was the presence of monthly campers. When we set up camp, the permanent resident guy next to us became territorial over camp lot lines and finally went off on us at 11 pm at night. Needless to say, we cancelled the rest of our 5 day camp stay and went elsewhere. We won't be back, sadly.

Booked online but called to be sure we could arrive after 9pm. (Yes). They met us at the entrance and helped us back into our spot (27). We have a small travel trailer, no slides. No problems. Electric & water available. Only stayed one night but very nice grounds, clean bathrooms, nice hot showers with good water pressure. We would stay here again!