The best campgrounds near De Graff, Ohio with snow sports

Planning a camping trip near De Graff, Ohio? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 660 options available, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your adventure. Whether you're into horseback riding, exploring historic sites, or hiking through scenic trails, Hipcamp has got you covered. Check out top-rated campsites like The Viking Longhall (257 reviews), Grins & Pickin's CampFarm (258 reviews), and The Pleasant Valley Farm (191 reviews). With amenities like campfires, potable water, and toilets, you'll have everything you need for a memorable camping experience. Plus, with prices starting as low as $5 per night and an average price of $30 per night, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. Book your campsite today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

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Top-rated campgrounds near De Graff

Planning a camping trip near De Graff, Ohio? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 660 options available, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your adventure. Whether you're into horseback riding, exploring historic sites, or hiking through scenic trails, Hipcamp has got you covered. Check out top-rated campsites like The Viking Longhall (257 reviews), Grins & Pickin's CampFarm (258 reviews), and The Pleasant Valley Farm (191 reviews). With amenities like campfires, potable water, and toilets, you'll have everything you need for a memorable camping experience. Plus, with prices starting as low as $5 per night and an average price of $30 per night, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. Book your campsite today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

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Top-rated campgrounds near De Graff

1. Resting Roost

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16mi from De Graff · 1 site · Tent, RV

Pitch your tent in our backyard surrounded by breathtaking country views of God's creation! Our site is very quiet and just what you need to escape the noise of the city. Located just a mile from the small village of Belle Center, you are minutes away from Indian Lake State Park, and many local Amish shops. Also near Indian Lake is the Mad River Mountain ski resort, the Ohio and Zane Caverns, the Piatt Castles, the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum, and Marmon Valley Farms with horseback riding, all open to the public. Also just fifteen minutes to two other small towns where you will find big box stores to stock up on your supplies for however long you stay. We know your stay with us will bring you one of the quietest night's sleep you've ever had, with all the sights and smells the country has to offer, and convenience to many nearby activities, all at a price you can't beat! Your hosts, Joshua & Rachael

2. Destination Lake Life

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14mi from De Graff · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Come explore Indian Lake and what it has to offer! Learn more about this land: Welcome to Chippewa, a waterfront community on Indian Lake in Ohio!  Electric, (well)water is on 4/15-11/01 bring water during off season, sewer, trash included!  Bring your street legal Golfcart, Kayaks, Canoes, Bikes, Jet Skis, and Boat. Chippewa offers: State Park, Boat Ramp/launch, Public Bathrooms, (Waterfront) Moose Lodge, FOE/Eagles, Gas Station/Grocery/Deli/Beer Cave/General Store, Bait &Tackle Shop, and Dollar General- just a Golf Cart ride away! In under a 5 minute car ride you can be at Indian Lake State Beach/(Oldfield Beach), (waterfront) Achesons Resort, (waterfront) Tilton Hilton, (pool & waterfront) Froggy's on the Lake, and even a few other places to grab a bite to eat. We are half an hour from Mad River Mountain, which offers winter activities such as snow tubing & skiing.

3. Sea of Green Campsite

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45mi from De Graff · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Learn more about this land: If you are here in the spring through fall, you can expect a "sea of green". We are surrounded by corn, soybeans or some other mid-west crop. It's quiet out here, so enjoy the sunshine. We put out a large garden each year and we'd love your help. Right now, we can only offer primitive camping. Our electric is not operational. If there has been a lot of rain (April and part of May), then the ground is too soft for camping. However, if you just need a spot we have some gravel driveways where you can set up. There are lots of places to visit while you are here. Two large lakes with free public access are about 40 miles away - Lake Loramie and Grand Lake St. Marys. Lake Loramie has a public beach, bicycle rentals, canoes and kayaks. There is a great restaurant across from the State Park.

4. Kiser Lake State Park

22 sites · Rosewood, Ohio

Sail away, sail away, sail away... at Kiser Lake State Park this weekend! Known mostly for its perfect sailing waters, Kaiser Lake attracts many families all summer long. But did you know Kiser Lake State Park is also open in the winter? For those brave enough to handle the cold and snow, there are activities such as cross-country skiing and ice skating to get your muscles into gear! Hit the trails or hit the water. The choice is yours (anytime of year!) at Kiser Lake State Park!

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5. Lake Loramie State Park

21 sites · Fort Loramie, Ohio

No kayak? No problem. Lake Loramie State Park provides rentals for everything from bikes to canoes, and you'll want to take advantage of it to get the most out of your stay. Paddle past patches of water lilies shaded by bald cypress trees, where the beauty here has long been preserved. Hikers will enjoy trekking over to Blackberry Island, where they can catch a glimpse of owls and woodpeckers nesting in their native habitat. A large variety of fish inhabiting the lake and seasonal hunting forays may also appeal to your wild side. Come winter, return for the cross country skiing tournament on the Little Turtle Trace trail, or bring a pair of skates and a sled for some awesome frosty activities. With ice boating available as well, you'll never want to be without a paddle here.

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6. Buck Creek State Park

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23 sites · Northridge, Ohio

Quintessential glamping! For all those campers of comfort who wanna get away without leaving the amenities of home behind, Buck Creek has a room for you. The park has a bunch of fully loaded cottages for rent that are, let’s be honest, probably nicer than your apartment. And for those who like a little dirt in their sandwich (possibly literally), there’s also tent campsites available. The park is centered around a massive lake, where you can boat, swim, fish and even scuba dive. And get this, speed demons: there’s several unlimited ski and horsepower zones. For the leisure-seekers, there’s miles of trails to bike or amble, with plenty of overlooks to observe the array of rare and unusual plants and animals. Legit need some R&R? Just kick back and enjoy the view from your cottage’s ridiculously charming screened-in porch.

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7. Grand Lake St. Marys State Park

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21 sites · St Marys, Ohio

Once the largest man-made reservoir in the world, Grand Lake St. Mary's State Park may have relinquished its title, but not any of its grandeur. Explore the 13,500 acre lake in your high-powered boat, where bald eagles and herons have chosen nearby trees as their hallowed nesting grounds. Although no hiking trails are available, you can always rent a bike and wheel around in search of beaver or coyote sightings. If you've got little tykes, they'll likely enjoy the programs available at the nature center open during summer. Don't forget to challenge your fellow campers to a friendly game, be it basketball or horseshoes. Whatever strikes your fancy, St. Mary's has got you covered.

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8. John Bryan State Park

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24 sites · Yellow Springs, Ohio

Take a lazy jaunt down the Little Miami River this weekend at John Bryan State Park. If canoeing’s your game, John Bryan is the place to be. You’ll understand why the Little Miami is renowned for canoers as you follow its meandering twists and turns for miles. As you paddle, you’ll discover steep cliffs, aged-old sycamores, and historical sites along the way. And anglers shouldn’t forget to bring their pole! The Little Miami River is the perfect place to catch panfish and bass. But if you prefer dry land, hit up one of John Bryan State Park’s 11 hiking trails to experience the beauty under the trees. Then spend all evening recounting the day’s tales around the campfire. Perfection.

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9. Sycamore State Park

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17 sites · Trotwood, Ohio

Situated around a tranquil lake and verdant tree outcroppings and grasslands, we have a feeling you'll feel right at home at Sycamore State Park. This 3,000-acre park runs the gamut of recreation, from multiple hiking trails to expansive fishing and hunting activities. Stock up on largemouth bass and bluegills for a communal feast with the entire campground, or bring your Ohio hunting license to catch some squirrel or white-tailed deer. If you're ready to get your boat on, kayaks, canoes, and rowboats are all welcome on the lake's peaceful waters. Come winter, activities like snowmobiling, ice skating, and ice fishing keep this area wildly alive.

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10. Delaware State Park

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24 sites · Waldo, Ohio

Frolic in the 1,300-acre reservoir in Delaware State Park, where waterfront activities galore will keep you smiling from ear to ear. Enjoy the beech-maple forest and colorful meadows, where white-tailed deer and woodchucks will make an appearance if you're lucky to witness it. Hunters can catch game with traps or bow and arrow in designated parts of the park, where waterfowl is the animal of choice. Lay out a towel on the sandy 800-ft beach, or opt to enjoy the waters from your unlimited horsepower boat.A fully-equipped marina means running out of fuel or fishing supplies is simply not an option. Five trails set the backdrop for ample bird watching, where you can hike or bike to your destination of choice. If your crew is looking for a more extensive hunting and fishing experience, consider visiting the nearby Delaware Wildlife Area, which offers nearly 5,000 acres of game.

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11. Alum Creek State Park

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25 sites · Galena, Ohio

Hikers, horses, and dogs are all welcome at Ohio’s largest inland beach.

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Public campgrounds near De Graff

Kiser Lake Campground

9.3mi from De Graff · 22 sites · Tents, RVs · in Kiser Lake State Park

Lake Loramie Campground

23mi from De Graff · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · in Lake Loramie State Park

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Buck Creek Campground

26mi from De Graff · 23 sites · Tents, RVs · in Buck Creek State Park

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Grand Lake St. Marys Campground

32mi from De Graff · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · in Grand Lake St. Marys State Park

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John Bryan Campground

37mi from De Graff · 24 sites · Tents, RVs · in John Bryan State Park

Sycamore Equestrian Campground

41mi from De Graff · 15 sites · in Sycamore State Park

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Sycamore Group Campground

42mi from De Graff · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · in Sycamore State Park

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Delaware Campground

46mi from De Graff · 24 sites · Tents, RVs · in Delaware State Park

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Alum Creek Campground

49mi from De Graff · 25 sites · Tents, RVs · in Alum Creek State Park

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Brittany

May 2025

33 ft travel trailer

Group trip

4 nights at Resting Roost

We loved camping out here! It was super peaceful and nice. There was only two down falls (weather sucked big time but it gave us more time to spend quality time together, and the grass is really long and unfortunately my mother in law did find a tick in her ear, we would highly recommend trimming it often to prevent any further issues). Otherwise Joshua and Rachael were amazing! They tried to help us with the shower issue we had but due to weather and our hot water tank going it didn’t work out, but we managed! They offered to give us info on local spots etc. overall just an incredible experience. We would definitely camp here again!

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Will

December 2024

36 ft fifth wheel

Weekend Trip to Resting Roost

Our very first night as life time mobile living. It was completely random and I'm not sure how our night would have ended without HipCamp or Joshua's home for us to stay in that night. Living city life all the time, and waking up in their backyard was actually quite beautiful and welcome. We needed to leave a little later, and much unlike city life...they were very ok with us leaving late. I only needed to see them to hook up some electric. It took a few minutes for them to notice we had pulled in, but again...this is their backyard they are letting us stay in for a very nominal fee. It was as advertised and worth anyone's boondocking or traveling needs