100% (149) • 7 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Maysville
The Honey Hut
1. The Honey Hut
100%
(59)
42mi from Maysville · 2 sites · Lodging
This is a small honey bee farm . Cabin is between ten acres of windflowers and our 5 acre pond. You may see deer, otters, turkey, or even a bald eagle we saw once. Pets are welcome but you must select the optional per pet / per day fee under extras . This money goes to the cleaning lady .
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$162
/ night
The Pilot House
2. The Pilot House
41mi from Maysville · 1 site · Lodging
Just off Rocky Fork Lake with access to the water there are many hiking trails and 10s of thousands of public acres to enjoy. I have a cabin and/or RV electric 30/50 amp; water if the cabin is not rented. The state dump station is $8-10 and right down the road 3 miles. I'll only do the RV alone a week out if the days are open.
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$119
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East Fork State Park
3. East Fork State Park
67%
(3)
25 sites · Williamsburg, Ohio
Load up that car and never look back. Located only 25 miles from Cincinnati, East Fork State Park brandishes the badge as one of Ohio's largest state parks. Find yourself in marshy grasslands, swamp forests, rocky cascades or brambly hills, this location boasts a wide variety of natural beauty at your disposal. Rev up your unlimited horsepower boat to explore more than 2,000 acres of the William H. Harsha Lake, or angle for a hybrid striper or largemouth bass. A 1,200-ft beach means you can sprawl out that towel as much as you like. Navigate the trails by horse, bike, or foot, and we have a feeling you'll get a thrill out of the steep hills and switchbacks along the way.
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Stonelick State Park
4. Stonelick State Park
24 sites · Newtonsville, Ohio
Nestled along forested highlands, Stonelick State Park's 1,058-acres of serene land is the perfect spot for that librarian conference you always wanted to attend but never planned. Hike the fairly short trails around the park or even rent a bicycle if you're ready to switch gears. Four different species of fish are ready for the taking with an Ohio state fishing license, and boats with electric motors are welcome on the lake once you're ready to explore all corners of the 200-acre body of water. If you're hoping for some quality animal sighting, consider driving over to the nearby Crooked Run Nature Preserve, where glances of blue herons and bald eagles are what classic stories are made of.
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Daniel Boone National Forest
5. Daniel Boone National Forest
97%
(33)
619 sites · Whitley City, Kentucky
Waterfalls, arches, lakes, hiking—This massive national forest has all the recreation you could want
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Electrical hookup
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Pike Lake State Park
6. Pike Lake State Park
100%
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23 sites · Bainbridge, Ohio
Located in the picturesque wooded hills of Ohio, the 587-acre lake along Pike Lake State Park offers ample opportunity for waterfront and dry land activities alike. Slap on a pair of goggles and discover the lake, or laze by the beach and soak up some sun. An adjacent 13-acre lake features fishing of five different breeds, and non-powered boats (available for rental as well) will be sure to keep those relaxing vibes afloat. If you're game to frolf it up, an 18-hole disc golfing course is the ideal spot to perfect that flick of the wrist. With several trails to hike, basketball courts, and even nature centers offering programs during summer, we'll be surprised if you don't want to come back more than once.
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Paint Creek State Park
7. Paint Creek State Park
25 sites · Greenfield, Ohio
It won't be hard to find your own secret spot at Paint Creek State Park, where more than 5,500 acres provide ample fodder for your outdoor cravings. Rev up your boat with unlimited horsepower to cruise around the lake, or fish for crappie in more than 1,000 acres of unadulterated lakeside beauty. Frolfing, swimming, and hiking trails will keep you active until sundown, and a mini-golf course is just an added bonus. Bird lovers can also keep an eye out for eagles or blue herons, where they have claimed the picturesque scenery as nesting grounds. Looking for a detour? Learn about rare plants and see some dolomite caves at Miller Nature Sanctuary, located east of State Route 50.
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100% (149) • 7 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Maysville
The Honey Hut
1. The Honey Hut
100%
(59)
42mi from Maysville · 2 sites · Lodging
This is a small honey bee farm . Cabin is between ten acres of windflowers and our 5 acre pond. You may see deer, otters, turkey, or even a bald eagle we saw once. Pets are welcome but you must select the optional per pet / per day fee under extras . This money goes to the cleaning lady .
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$162
/ night
The Pilot House
2. The Pilot House
41mi from Maysville · 1 site · Lodging
Just off Rocky Fork Lake with access to the water there are many hiking trails and 10s of thousands of public acres to enjoy. I have a cabin and/or RV electric 30/50 amp; water if the cabin is not rented. The state dump station is $8-10 and right down the road 3 miles. I'll only do the RV alone a week out if the days are open.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$119
/ night
East Fork State Park
3. East Fork State Park
67%
(3)
25 sites · Williamsburg, Ohio
Load up that car and never look back. Located only 25 miles from Cincinnati, East Fork State Park brandishes the badge as one of Ohio's largest state parks. Find yourself in marshy grasslands, swamp forests, rocky cascades or brambly hills, this location boasts a wide variety of natural beauty at your disposal. Rev up your unlimited horsepower boat to explore more than 2,000 acres of the William H. Harsha Lake, or angle for a hybrid striper or largemouth bass. A 1,200-ft beach means you can sprawl out that towel as much as you like. Navigate the trails by horse, bike, or foot, and we have a feeling you'll get a thrill out of the steep hills and switchbacks along the way.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Stonelick State Park
4. Stonelick State Park
24 sites · Newtonsville, Ohio
Nestled along forested highlands, Stonelick State Park's 1,058-acres of serene land is the perfect spot for that librarian conference you always wanted to attend but never planned. Hike the fairly short trails around the park or even rent a bicycle if you're ready to switch gears. Four different species of fish are ready for the taking with an Ohio state fishing license, and boats with electric motors are welcome on the lake once you're ready to explore all corners of the 200-acre body of water. If you're hoping for some quality animal sighting, consider driving over to the nearby Crooked Run Nature Preserve, where glances of blue herons and bald eagles are what classic stories are made of.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Daniel Boone National Forest
5. Daniel Boone National Forest
97%
(33)
619 sites · Whitley City, Kentucky
Waterfalls, arches, lakes, hiking—This massive national forest has all the recreation you could want
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Pike Lake State Park
6. Pike Lake State Park
100%
(1)
23 sites · Bainbridge, Ohio
Located in the picturesque wooded hills of Ohio, the 587-acre lake along Pike Lake State Park offers ample opportunity for waterfront and dry land activities alike. Slap on a pair of goggles and discover the lake, or laze by the beach and soak up some sun. An adjacent 13-acre lake features fishing of five different breeds, and non-powered boats (available for rental as well) will be sure to keep those relaxing vibes afloat. If you're game to frolf it up, an 18-hole disc golfing course is the ideal spot to perfect that flick of the wrist. With several trails to hike, basketball courts, and even nature centers offering programs during summer, we'll be surprised if you don't want to come back more than once.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Paint Creek State Park
7. Paint Creek State Park
25 sites · Greenfield, Ohio
It won't be hard to find your own secret spot at Paint Creek State Park, where more than 5,500 acres provide ample fodder for your outdoor cravings. Rev up your boat with unlimited horsepower to cruise around the lake, or fish for crappie in more than 1,000 acres of unadulterated lakeside beauty. Frolfing, swimming, and hiking trails will keep you active until sundown, and a mini-golf course is just an added bonus. Bird lovers can also keep an eye out for eagles or blue herons, where they have claimed the picturesque scenery as nesting grounds. Looking for a detour? Learn about rare plants and see some dolomite caves at Miller Nature Sanctuary, located east of State Route 50.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Bruce
2 weeks ago
4 nights at The Honey Hut
Nice private cabin. Very quiet and relaxing. Enjoyed the fire pit during the cool evenings.
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Ernie j
October 2025
With pets
Loved this little cabin perfect little getaway for wife and I to say our vows the fishing the pond was great . Will definitely be back.
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Corei
September 2025
Weekend Trip to The Honey Hut
This was a very cute and cozy cabin on a private lot. Its has a great dock to sit, drink coffee, and read a book. The fire pit has a grate which was very convenient. The porch was idyllic and probably my favorite spot on the property. There were lots of birds and butterflies to watch. We had a great time.
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Tarey
August 2025
6 nights at The Honey Hut
This cabin and property is absolutely beautiful 😍. So peaceful and serene and QUIET! Hosts thought of absolutely everything. Early morning canoeing and being right up in the face of nature was so incredible. That upper back porch was everything! Spent so much time there just listening to nature sounds and watching the hummingbirds. Hosts were very kind and attentive when needed. Can't wait to come back!
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Sarah
July 2025
Group trip
Being near the water is lovely, especially at twilight. You can see lots of critters, especially birds: herons, hummingbirds, buntings, etc. The amenities were really nice. A pretty luxurious getaway!
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Andrew
July 2025
With pets
Highly recommend. Our host Scott was great at communicating and the accomodations was exactly what my wife and I wanted. If you're looking for peace and quiet this is the spot. Looking forward to a return trip.
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Dylan
July 2025
1 night at The Honey Hut
Nice quiet property with nice lake/pond.
Getting to Daniel Boone National Forest was easy and the town of Mt. Sterling, and its history, is worth going to the Honey Hut in and of itself.
Scott was very awesome. I mixed up my reservation dates and Scott worked it out the day of and really helped out. I would definitely recommend this property.
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