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Grins & Pickin's CampFarm was created to share the outdoors with others. Growing food & flowers, camping & hiking is what we like to do. And we like sharing these activities. Our family oriented outdoor recreation facility offers primitive camping, $PYO$ produce during the growing season, homesteading activities & nature-based programs.
The peaceful 20-acre country farm has food gardens, a frog habitat pool, a barnyard for the chickens & ducks, a bluegill fishin' pond, a pollinator maze, a prairie garden, and an outdoor stage. After crossing a winding creek into 10 acres of woods, you may see deer, turkey, fox, coyote, mink, eagles & barred owls.
In early spring, the peepers are peeping, wildflowers are abundant & the vernal pools welcome the wood frogs, salamanders and fairy shrimp. Summer brings on the bullfrogs, butterflies, dragonflies and fireflies. Fall is a great time to pull grapevine to make wreaths & to build stick forts in the woods.
We cater to the tent camper so that we can hear frogs & owls instead of generators. But, there is an RV section up front for those with quiet generators with several feet of gravel under the grass to hold the weight of your camper.
We charge by the carload & there are different rates for driving back toward the woods for camping depending on the number of wheels & the weight of your vehicle (a factor on the wear & tear on the land). We believe in going outside to play, growing & eating fresh food, strengthening family bonds and promoting the awareness of our natural resources.
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING: 1) The speed limit is 5 mph as soon as you enter the property (kids & dogs are quick to dart in front of you). 2) As a state registered campground, it is mandatory that you check in at the house to fill out a Registration Form before heading to your campsite. 3) No glass allowed anywhere on the property (we don't want our feet or paws cut open and can do without flat tires). 4) Children under 18 must be attended to at all times for their safety (the frog pool is 10' deep, the pond is 8-10' deep depending on rains, and the creek can turn into a churning river).
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Tent pitches (undesignated)
32 units
Arriving by car
99%
(478)
Tent pitch · Sleeps 6
We are located almost in the very center of Ohio, 4 miles from Interstate 71, exit 140 in the peaceful country. Only open on weekends, your getaway is on a 20-acre working farm that offers PYO food (during the growing season), fresh chicken & duck eggs, primitive camping, hiking, creeking, bluegill catch & release fishing, star gazing, a pollinator maze, frog habitat pool & Little Free Library. There is a nice trail alongside the creek with vernal pools & trails in the woods. The spring wildflowers are spectacular. You'll want clothing protection from the stinging nettle, wild roses & ticks when hiking. We like to play outside & have horseshoes, cornhole, & other games like croquet & bocce ball.
We enjoy sharing the peace, quiet & abundance of nature here with dark starry nights, the sounds of frogs & barred owls with plenty of lightening bugs, dragonflies & butterflies. You'll want to bring a good supply of food & water as there are no stores, gas stations or fast food (ugh) places for 4 miles. We do have a small camp store with essentials, firewood, ice, supplies & others goods. Delco water is 50 cents a gallon.
There are 31 large campsites located near the pond, alongside the woods, some open, some group areas. You may want to bring a sun shade canopy as the shaded sites get booked first. There are no hookups for electricity or water, no showers, no wifi but do have clean portapotties. We charge $5 per bike, $25 per carload for tent camping, $30 for popups, $35 for small rvs. These amounts align with wear & tear on the land, number of wheels & weight. If you are tent camping and pulling a trailer, please book under the pop-up camper selection. There are no addl. fees for extra people nor for dogs, holidays or peak season.
We are a family friendly camp & people come here to for peace, quiet, relaxation and to enjoy the sounds of nature. If your group likes to be continually loud or inconsiderate with rowdy partying most of the night, then this is not the camp for you.
Check in is at daybreak, check out is dusk. A state required registration form is at the house area/parking lot by the big pole barn upon arrival. Please arrive before dusk so that you can see where you are going & not accidentally drive over a firepit, site post, porta-potty or into the pond, lol. We also prefer to avoid driving at dark or delivering firewood thru the grounds since none of us likes headlights in our eyes & vehicle noise around the nightly campfire.
Our rules are common sense. The most important rule is driving 5 mph so that we have time to brake for people & dogs playing, wandering chickens, the feral cats, and wildlife like baby bunnies & newborn deer just getting their legs. The 2nd rule is no glass containers - we hate flat tires & it hurts when we get broken glass in our feet/paws. The 3rd most important rule is that kids under 18 must be attended to at all times with an adult - there is a frog pool with 10' of water, the fishing pond is 8' deep & the creek can turn into a churning river from heavy rains.
Trash in, trash out please. We like to help keep Mother Earth clean & have provided recycling cans for plastic & cans. A dumpster is provided by the big pole barn and if you will place broken metal poles out by the dumpster, our scrappers will recycle. Please do not burn plastic or Styrofoam with harmful dioxins that will contaminate our bodies, air, soil & water.
The driving lanes are made of grass, not concrete or blacktop & it gets soggy during heavy rains (may have to hoof it in if the tiled fields haven't yet drained). In the event of severe storms & lightening, we always open the big pole barn up for immediate safe cover where you can enjoy board games or play with musical instruments such as a washtub bass, washboards, cowbells, small drums & glockenspiel.
Within a half hour drive is the Heart of Ohio trail (hiking/biking), the Kokosing water trail (canoeing/kayaking/tubing), 3 state parks with swimming beaches & shooting facilities. Nearby water activities are listed on the bulletin board by the big pole barn. On holiday weekends, we offer scavenger hunts, contests for fishing, horseshoes & cornhole, game days and enjoy potluck dinners. We love celebrating Halloween In October (more info on Facebook).
Please give time to respond as my phone is not glued to me!
Since GPS does not our location, exact directions can be found at grinsandpickinscampfarm/directions . com to 1 County Road 170 in Marengo. Your booking site is auto-generated and is not the actual site reserved. Feel free to look at pics of the campsites on our website, click the Campsite Map & contact us to reserve the one you want! For more information, we are on the web & feel free to like us on Facebook! Thanks for looking! Hope to see you in the great outdoors - where you make fun happen!
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
Picnic table
Arriving on a bicycle
94%
(18)
Tent pitch · Sleeps 5
If you are coming in on a bicycle, this is your selection. Bicyclists are welcome here! $5 per bike, 3 tents per campsite. Country roads will lead you in from nearby Heart of Ohio and Ohio to Erie trails. 9 miles from Centerburg. Pack up a tent or hammock and kick back to enjoy some nature and a peaceful night under the stars. Borrow a fishing pole, play some horseshoes, hike and forage 10 acres of woods, stroll thru Pollinator Maze, Prairie Garden, Food Gardens and hang out at frog habitat pool. Fill up with Delco water.
Special access
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
No pets
No showers
Arriving by motorcycle
100%
(14)
Tent pitch · Sleeps 2
Motorcycles are welcome! You can choose between 31 different sites and drive right to your site. The sites are extra large; some are in shade, part shade, full sun, by the fishing pond, by the woods, or in the pollinator garden.
Campfires allowed
Toilet
No potable water
No pets
No showers
Picnic table
Motorhome sites (undesignated)
11 units
Arriving with a truck, van, popup
100%
(73)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 6 m
We are located almost in the very center of Ohio, 4 miles from Interstate 71, exit 140 in the peaceful country. Only open on weekends, your getaway is on a 20-acre working farm that offers PYO food (during the growing season), fresh duck eggs, primitive camping, hiking, creeking, bluegill catch & release fishing, star gazing, a pollinator maze, frog habitat pool & Little Free Library. There is a nice trail alongside the creek with vernal pools & trails in the woods. The spring wildflowers are spectacular. You'll want clothing protection from the stinging nettle, wild roses & ticks when hiking. We like to play outside & have horseshoes, cornhole, & other games like croquet & bocce ball.
We enjoy sharing the peace, quiet & abundance of nature here with dark starry nights, the sounds of frogs & barred owls with plenty of lightening bugs, dragonflies & butterflies. You'll want to bring a good supply of food & water as there are no stores, gas stations or fast food (ugh) places for 4 miles. We do have a small camp store with essentials, firewood, ice, supplies & others goods. Delco water is 50 cents a gallon.
There are 31 large campsites located near the pond, alongside the woods, some open, some group areas. You may want to bring a sun shade canopy as the shaded sites get booked first. There are no hookups for electricity or water, no showers, no wifi but do have clean portapotties. We charge $5 per bike, $25 per carload for tent camping, $30 for popups, $35 for small rvs. These amounts align with wear & tear on the land, number of wheels & weight. There are no addl. fees for extra people nor for dogs, holidays or peak season.
We are a family friendly camp & people come here to for peace, quiet, relaxation and to enjoy the sounds of nature. If your group likes to be continually loud or inconsiderate with rowdy partying most of the night, then this is not the camp for you.
Check in is at daybreak, check out is dusk. A state required registration form is at the house area/parking lot by the big pole barn upon arrival. Please arrive before dusk so that you can see where you are going & not accidentally drive over a firepit, site post, porta-potty or into the fishing pond, lol. We also prefer to avoid driving at dark or delivering firewood thru the grounds since none of us likes headlights in our eyes & vehicle noise around the nightly campfire.
Our rules are common sense. The most important rule is driving 5 mph so that we have time to brake for people & dogs playing, wandering chickens, the feral cats, and wildlife like baby bunnies & newborn deer just getting their legs. The 2nd rule is no glass containers - we hate flat tires & it hurts when we get glass in our feet/paws when it accidentally breaks. The 3rd most important rule is that kids under 18 must be attended to at all times with an adult - there is a frog pool with 10' of water, the fishing pond is 8' deep & the creek can turn into a churning river from heavy rains.
Trash in, trash out please. We like to help keep Mother Earth clean & have provided recycling cans for plastic & cans. A dumpster is provided by the big pole barn and if you will place broken metal poles out by the dumpster, our scrappers will recycle. Please do not burn plastic or Styrofoam with harmful dioxins that will contaminate our bodies, air, soil & water.
The driving lanes are made of grass, not concrete or blacktop & it gets soggy during heavy rains (may have to hoof it in if the tiled fields haven't yet drained). In the event of severe storms & lightening, we always open the big pole barn up for immediate safe cover where you can enjoy board games or play with musical instruments such as a washtub bass, washboards, cowbells, small drums & glockenspiel.
Within a half hour drive is the Heart of Ohio trail (hiking/biking), the Kokosing water trail (canoeing/kayaking/tubing), 3 state parks with swimming beaches & shooting facilities. Nearby water activities are listed on the bulletin board by the big pole barn. On holiday weekends, we offer scavenger hunts, contests for fishing, horseshoes & cornhole, game days and enjoy potluck dinners.
Please give time to respond as my phone is not glued to me & I work another full time job!
Since GPS does not our location, exact directions can be found at grinsandpickinscampfarm/directions . com to 1 County Road 170 in Marengo. Your booking site is auto-generated and is not the actual site number reserved. Feel free to look at pics of the campsites on our website, click the Campsite Map & contact us to reserve the one you want! For more information, we are on the web & feel free to like us on Facebook! Thanks for looking! Hope to see you in the great outdoors - where you make fun happen!
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No showers
RV boondocking #2
100%
(27)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 9 m
Just passing thru Central Ohio? Off the grid RV parking is available for an overnight stay. Please read - boondocking for RVs is similar to staying at a truck stop rest area. We are 4 miles off of I-71 surrounded by country farmlands. We offer a gravel parking lot in a safe location. You are free to explore 20 acres of campsites, gardens and woodlands. Also available for sale is a $5 dozen of chicken and duck eggs; $7 bundles of firewood. Your RV must be self-contained. Per state law, dogs must be leashed. We do not offer any hookups and no connections to water, sewer nor electricity. Portapotties are available May thru October. There are no bathrooms, no showers, no wifi, no trash receptacles. Leave no trace is practiced here and we will recycle your plastic, cans and metal scrap. No glass containers of any kind are allowed on the property. There are 2 driveways to get to the parking lot. Please take the north entrance nearest the entrance sign that you can see from the street. The house driveway sits on top of the septic system and will not hold up to the weight of your RV. Please note that boondocking here is not an option during heavy snows or unplowed snow drifts. And the woods may be off limits during hunting season.
4WD recommended
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
Arriving in an rv
100%
(8)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 9 m
We are located almost in the very center of Ohio, 4 miles from Interstate 71, exit 140 in the peaceful country. Only open on weekends, your getaway is on a 20-acre working farm that offers PYO food (during the growing season), fresh chicken & duck eggs, primitive camping, hiking, creeking, bluegill catch & release fishing, star gazing, a pollinator maze, frog habitat pool & Little Free Library. There is a nice trail alongside the creek with vernal pools & trails in the woods. The spring wildflowers are spectacular. You'll want clothing protection from the stinging nettle, wild roses & ticks when hiking. We like to play outside & have horseshoes, cornhole, & other games like croquet & bocce ball.
We enjoy sharing the peace, quiet & abundance of nature here with dark starry nights, the sounds of frogs & barred owls with plenty of lightening bugs, dragonflies & butterflies. You'll want to bring a good supply of food & water as there are no stores, gas stations or fast food (ugh) places for 4 miles. We do have a small camp store with essentials, firewood, ice, supplies & others goods. Delco water is 50 cents a gallon.
There are 31 large campsites located near the pond, alongside the woods, some open, some group areas. You may want to bring a sun shade canopy as the shaded sites get booked first. There are no hookups for electricity or water, no showers, no wifi but do have clean portapotties. We charge $5 per bike, $25 per carload for tent camping, $30 for popups, $35 for small rvs. These amounts align with wear & tear on the land, number of wheels & weight. There are no addl. fees for extra people nor for dogs, holidays or peak season.
We are a family friendly camp & people come here to for peace, quiet, relaxation and to enjoy the sounds of nature. If your group likes to be continually loud or inconsiderate with rowdy partying most of the night, then this is not the camp for you.
Check in is at daybreak, check out is dusk. A state required registration form is at the house area/parking lot by the big pole barn upon arrival. Please arrive before dusk so that you can see where you are going & not accidentally drive over a firepit, site post, porta-potty or fishing pond, lol. We also prefer to avoid driving at dark or delivering firewood thru the grounds since none of us likes headlights in our eyes & vehicle noise around the nightly campfire.
Our rules are common sense. The most important rule is driving 5 mph so that we have time to brake for people & dogs playing, wandering chickens, the feral cats, and wildlife like baby bunnies & newborn deer just getting their legs. The 2nd rule is no glass containers - we hate flat tires & it hurts when we get glass in our feet/paws when it accidentally breaks. The 3rd most important rule is that kids under 18 must be attended to at all times with an adult - there is a frog pool with 10' of water, the fishing pond is 8' deep & the creek can turn into a churning river from heavy rains.
Trash in, trash out please. We like to help keep Mother Earth clean & have provided recycling cans for plastic & cans. A dumpster is provided by the big pole barn and if you will place broken metal poles out by the dumpster, our scrappers will recycle. Please do not burn plastic or Styrofoam with harmful dioxins that will contaminate our bodies, air, soil & water.
The driving lanes are made of grass, not concrete or blacktop & it gets soggy during heavy rains (may have to hoof it in if the tiled fields haven't yet drained). In the event of severe storms & lightening, we always open the big pole barn up for immediate safe cover where you can enjoy board games or play with musical instruments such as a washtub bass, washboards, cowbells, small drums & glockenspiel.
Within a half hour drive is the Heart of Ohio trail (hiking/biking), the Kokosing water trail (canoeing/kayaking/tubing), 3 state parks with swimming beaches & shooting facilities. Nearby water activities are listed on the bulletin board by the big pole barn. On holiday weekends, we offer scavenger hunts, contests for fishing, horseshoes & cornhole, game days and enjoy potluck dinners.
Please give time to respond as my phone is not glued to me & I work another full time job!
Since GPS does not our location, exact directions can be found at grinsandpickinscampfarm/directions . com to 1 County Road 170 in Marengo. Your booking site is auto-generated and is not the actual site reserved. Feel free to look at pics of the campsites on our website, click the Campsite Map & contact us to reserve the one you want! For more information, we are on the web & feel free to like us on Facebook! Thanks for looking! Hope to see you in the great outdoors - where you make fun happen!
4WD recommended
Campfires allowed
Toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
RV boondocking #1
100%
(7)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 9 m
Just passing thru Central Ohio? Off the grid RV parking is available for an overnight stay. Please read - boondocking for RVs is similar to staying at a truck stop rest area. We are 4 miles off of I-71 surrounded by country farmlands. We offer a gravel parking lot in a safe location. You are free to explore 20 acres of campsites, gardens and woodlands. Also available for sale is a $5 dozen of duck eggs; $7 bundles of firewood. Your RV must be self-contained. Per state law, dogs must be leashed. We do not offer any hookups and no connections to water, sewer nor electricity. Clean portapotties are available May thru Oct. There are no bathrooms, no showers, no wifi, no trash receptacles. Leave no trace is practiced here and we will recycle your plastic, cans and metal scrap. No glass containers of any kind are allowed on the grounds. There are 2 driveways to get to the parking lot. Please take the north entrance nearest the entrance sign that you can see from the street. The house driveway sits on top of the septic system and will not hold up to the weight of your RV. Please note that boondocking here is not an option during heavy snows or unplowed snow drifts. And the woods may be off limits during hunting season.
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
RV boondocking #3
100%
(7)
Vehicle pitch · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 15 m
Just passing thru Central Ohio? Off the grid RV parking is available for an overnight stay. Please read - boondocking for RVs is similar to staying at a truck stop rest area. We are 4 miles off of I-71 surrounded by country farmlands. We offer a gravel parking lot in a safe location. You are free to explore 20 acres of campsites, gardens and woodlands. Also available for sale is a $5 dozen of chicken and duck eggs; $7 bundles of firewood. Your RV must be self-contained. Per state law, dogs must be leashed. We do not offer any hookups and no connections to water, sewer nor electricity. Portapotty is available May thru October. There are no bathrooms, no showers, no wifi, no trash receptacles. Leave no trace is practiced here and we will recycle your plastic, cans and metal scrap. No glass containers of any kind are allowed on the property. There are 2 driveways to get to the parking lot. Please take the north entrance nearest the entrance sign that you can see from the street. The house driveway sits on top of the septic system and will not hold up to the weight of your RV. Please note that boondocking here is not an option during heavy snows or unplowed snow drifts. And the woods may be off limits during hunting season.
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
Glamping
1 unit
The Lofted Barn
100%
(17)
Cabin · Sleeps 2 · 2 beds
Located nearest to the fishing pond, the 2 person Lofted Barn is outfitted with 2 cots (holds 250 lbs.), picnic table, fire ring, cooking grate, spatula & sticks, tongs, a fan with light, inside locks, 2 screened windows with curtains & overhead storage. The farm is a peaceful, quiet getaway filled with nature, wildlife, food gardens, hiking trails in 10 acres of woods & a creek to play in. You'll hear bullfrogs, probably hear barred owls & maybe see a deer or 2 walking thru or the heron that flies in to feast on the bluegill. Since there is no blacktop or concrete on the farm in the country, you may need to walk in a short distance from heavy rains. We are a primitive 31-site camp with clean port-a-potties & do not have electricity & ask that you byo water. We are 4 miles from Interstate 71 and the nearest store or gas station. Some GPS does not our location, exact directions can be found at our website at grinsandpickinscampfarm/directions . com.
Grins & Pickins CampFarm is a welcoming and peaceful place, perfect for a relaxing getaway. Christy, the host, is often highlighted for her kindness and the way she makes guests feel at home. Visitors appreciate the well-maintained grounds, spacious sites, and the natural beauty of the property, complete with a pond and walking trails. While most feedback is positive, a few guests noted their stays were shorter than they would have liked, suggesting the site is enjoyable enough to warrant a longer visit.
Nice and quiet back near the woods. Fresh water avaliable to refill your bottles and cook food with. A few restroom stalls out there to take care of business and they were clean. Would definitely come back on my next bike touring trip.
A perfect camping spot! Easy commute from Columbus. My 11 year old daughter wanted to spend her bday around a campfire fishing with her friends. Our guests had so much fun we’re already planning another trip back. Christy is an amazing host
Absolutely sweet and beautiful spot to land after day of long driving ( and into the night). Would visit again in a heartbeat. Good vibes! Very peaceful.
Nice place. Bummed it was a very quick visit for me with an early morning departure. Christy came out to say hello as I arrived and was very friendly. The pond is a nice calm place to relax after a long day on the road
My stay at the farm was short, I really wish I had more time to explore Christy’s beautiful property. If you’re okay with just a porta potty, this place will exceed any expectations for family camping. I will def be back with my kids to pick berries and explore the edible plants in the woods . Christy was very accommodating and sweet. I’d recommend this place to anyone solo or family camping!
My family cannot get enough of Christy’s farm. We’ve been coming for 6 years, and it’s still our favorite camp spot. Christy’s welcoming vibes and attention to detail make it magical. Fishing, frog pond, creek, ducks and chickens and the pollinator maze keeps us entertained all weekend.
My kiddos are 10 and 7.
I wish I could have stayed much longer at this piece of green earth! I was stopping over for only one night on a road trip, arriving late and leaving early. Even in that short time I enjoyed a warm welcome from the wonderful host Christy and quickly saw that the grounds were very well maintained. I especially appreciated the mowed walking trails that meander through a pollinator prairie! So lovely. I highly recommend a stay at Grins & Pickins!
This was our second time visiting and the host was very welcoming and kind! The place does have bugs, but no mosquitoes which was great. My kids enjoyed watching the chickens, ducks, and the cats also the nature surrounded by the site. Also the portable bathroom was maintained well. The chicken eggs and duck eggs were cheap and great quality. It was a steal! I would highly recommend anyone who would like to find any camp site near columbus with nature and place to relax.
Christy was so kind. We were just looking for a safe place to sleep, we found her place lat an she was welcoming and so kind! Such a peaceful place for a good night's sleep for my family!
Great place,
Christy is super kind.
We arrived late and she still came out to greet us.
The resident host Marvin was great at well.
On our list of favs
Christy was an incredible host! I arrived to a warm welcome and lay of the land. The property is absolutely beautiful and extremely clean and well kept. You can feel how much she loves her property by the way she talks about it and cares for it.
I will definitely be coming back.
This place quickly made it to the top of our list of fave camp spots! Incredibly well maintained and beautiful spots. Lots to do to keep my four year old entertained - creeking, zipping through pollinator maze, catching tadpoles, scavenger hunt provided by our generous host and visiting with the resident animals. Christy is an absolute gem and made sure we had everything we needed and more.
Christy has a really nice, spacious set up. She was super friendly, and accommodating!! Her prices are more than fair. If ever I was passing thru again , I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. Beautiful property!!
Christy was so welcoming and kind. Her land was beautiful and peaceful. Each site was clean and had plenty of space. There were so many nice little paths to walk with gorgeous trees. We really enjoyed our time and will definitely come back.
Christy’s property is beautiful and well maintained. We came in before the sun went down. She pointed us in the direction of where we can set up and gave us privacy. My only down side was we didn’t get to spend more time there. There’s trails with tons of good pollinators supporting plants. Definitely on our list to hopefully return to! Got some firewood for a fire and some of the jewel weed evoo but haven’t gotten to use it yet. Love the little corked vile it came in though!
Beautiful property, very peaceful, meadow path was excellent for birding! Enjoyed walking the path through the woods and the peace and quiet of the grounds. Cindy was so friendly, welcoming and kind. Every campsite is beautiful. Port-o-potty was clean. Great place for nature and serenity.
I was greeted by the host on arrival, very friendly and helpful; she even delivered firewood to my site. The property is all grass, including the RV pads, very nice compared to dirt pads. No real hiking trails, but a great little maze for the kids. An old picnic table, firepit are on the pad and nearby is a porta pottie. A nice peaceful place for a weekend, there were about 6 other campers at the property when I was there. The host was a delight... .
The land is beautiful, with soft grass and a pretty pond! I'm so thankful I was able to spend the night here on my cycling trip! Thank you for your hospitality Christy!
This was our 2nd time camping here and it won’t be our last. The sites are all beautiful, there’s a forest trail, fishing pond, frog pool and pollinator garden.
All sites have picnic tables and fire pits and are spacious. If you’re bike camping it’s only $5 a night. $25 for regular which is on the cheaper end in Ohio.
The best thing about the campsite is the owner Christy. She is so friendly and welcoming and makes you feel like you belong. Thank you Christy.