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The best beach camping near Lake Latonka

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Pitch your tent on the sandy shores of Lake Latonka and wake up steps from the water. With over 1,450 beach campsites, you can snag a spot for as little as $25 a night, though most campers pay around $40. Sites here cater to those who want to swim, fish, and keep an eye out for herons or deer at dawn. Bring your dog, light up a campfire, and rinse off in the showers after a dip—most sites allow pets and fires, and showers are common. For peer-tested picks, check out Sunset Valley (13 reviews)—campers rave about the peaceful vibes and easy water access—or try Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping (5 reviews) for a quieter, more rustic stay. This lakeside stretch offers simple pleasures—just you, your tent, and the beach.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Lake Latonka

  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping

1. Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping

100%
(27)
14mi from Lake Latonka · 5 sites · Tents
Located along beautiful little Sandy Creek and stoney run flowing through the property there is lots of places to fish explore and even a few spots deep enough to swim The campsites are spread out fairly well not like most campgrounds we want you to have your privacy and enjoy the outdoors Each campsite comes with a fire ring and picnic table there is a community porta Jon from memorial day to Labor Day and firewood for sale on site If you’d like to check us out on facebook our page is (stony run primitive tent camping) Or if you have any questions, my phone number is 8146730943 Curtis I hope you come and enjoy a few nights with us
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from 
$15
 / night
  • Sunset Valley
  • Sunset Valley
  • Sunset Valley

2. Sunset Valley

100%
(21)
33mi from Lake Latonka · 1 site · Tent
We have 104 acres along the Allegheny river that we are willing to share with people who enjoy the outdoors. My husband and I, have been living here for twenty years and just enjoy the beauty this valley has to offer. We see bald eagles everyday, and every once in while some otters can be seen playing in the river. Black Fox Island is visible downstream and provides a pool in the river that is a mile long. A person can easily paddle upstream; when the river is at normal summer levels. Over 100 years ago, this was an industrial area with railroads, deep mines, strip mines, and gristmills. Some remnants of those times are still visible. Paddling, biking, walking, fishing and swimming are some of the activities to do here, but doing nothing and watching the river go by seems to be the most popular.
Campfires
Toilets
Picnic table
from 
$55
 / night
  • Shenango River Lake
  • Shenango River Lake

3. Shenango River Lake

321 sites · Sharpsville, Pennsylvania
You can get into all sorts of shenanigans in Shenango River Lake Park. River shenanigans are the best here, from fishing on a lazy day to kayaking on a more adventurous one, and just about every water-related thing you can imagine in between. You can also get into lots of shenanigans in the forested hills throughout the park all year-round. In the summer, wrangle yourself a horse and take a gallop along one of the many equestrian trails, or stick to your feet and explore a maze of hiking trails.When the winter winds begin to blow and a blanket of snow covers the ground, it’s time to whip out your snowshoes and cross country skis, or the horse(power) of the snow—the snowmobile. Finally, if you’re interested in history shenanigans, check out the well-preserved remains of the Erie Extension Canal, which played a major role in the economic development of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Or head over to the charming and historic Kidds Mill Covered Bridge. We aren’t kidding when we say there really are shenanigans for everybody to get into at Shenango River Lake.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

4. Moraine State Park

88%
(4)
13 sites · West Liberty, Pennsylvania
Snowmobiles, sailboats, and saddles all welcome.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
  • Pymatuning State Park
  • Pymatuning State Park

5. Pymatuning State Park

67%
(3)
443 sites · Pymatuning South, Pennsylvania
Discover Pymatuning State Park's natural beauty and outdoor activities.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires

6. Woodcock Creek Lake

111 sites · Saegertown, Pennsylvania
Daily grind got you down? Consider lifting your spirit up in the gently rolling hills and placid views of Woodcock Creek Lake. This lake is the perfect complement to the tranquil rural countryside of central Crawford County, and the park ain’t too shabby either. Recreation opportunities feature picnicking, fishing, playground fun and relaxation. A spacious campground, developed swim beach, picnic areas and a six-lane boat launch are located in the Colonel Crawford Park Area on the south shore. What’s more is this is where the locals come to fish. Trout, muskie, bass, walleye and panfish await anglers in the calm waters of the lake.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Mosquito Lake State Park
  • Mosquito Lake State Park
  • Mosquito Lake State Park

7. Mosquito Lake State Park

25 sites · Cortland, Ohio
Whomever named Mosquito Lake Park obviously didn't understand good PR, but don't let the name discourage you. Nearly 2,500 acres of marshes and woodlands create a beautiful ambiance for your next getaway in Mother Nature. Stroll along one of two trails in the park, where robins and warblers tucked behind purple cresses and beech-maple trees may just move you to tears, or at least to write a haiku. Floating devices of just about every variety are invited to channel the 7,850 lake, and areas like a dog park means Fido is more than welcome on the scene. We doubt the mosquitos will be much of a problem, but if worse comes to worse, you can just light some of those good-smelling candles or load up on the catnip (look it up!) to fend off potential itchy bites.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

8. Tionesta Lake

100%
(1)
163 sites · Tionesta, Pennsylvania
Deep in the rugged hills of northwestern Pennsylvania, Tionesta Lake sparkles with a diversity of outdoor recreation and fun. The landscape offers scenic hiking, diverse wildlife, and rich layers of history. The lake offers enticing boating and productive fishing. The Seneca named this area "where the water separates the land"- making it the perfect respite for the amphibious.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

9. Beaver Creek State Park

25 sites · Lake Tomahawk, Ohio
Follow your bliss to Beaver Creek. Cradled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in eastern Ohio, it’s quite the sight to behold! This wonderland is comprised of Little Beaver Creek, which is a state and national wild and scenic river, and 2,722 acres of forest wilderness. The park’s rich human history, unique geology and unusual flora and fauna make it nirvana for historians and naturalists alike. Campgrounds, including group sites and a primitive area, rest along Little Beaver Creek. Several miles of hiking trails also meander along its edge, freckled with delicate wildflowers.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Lakeside spot with shade
  • Berlin Lake
  • Lakeside spot with shade

10. Berlin Lake

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(3)
338 sites · Lake Milton, Ohio
Don’t worry hunters, fishers, and gatherers, there’s enough of Berlin Lake to go around! The more lake the merrier, right? This 8.518-acre wildlife area is most known for it’s fishin’ and huntin’. Other reasons for which--shall we say--the areas has become popular for includes dog training, and hunting dog field trials. Walleye, bass, and crappie dominate the fishing in Berlin Lake. And there is also a class D shooting range nearby. So what if you don’t want to hunt? You better believe that there is boating, picnicking, camping, and whatever other adventures you can imagine your two feet taking you to in the area. Fish on!
  • the view of the lake and reservoir from the top of the rolled-earth dam
  • West Branch State Park
  • the view of the lake and reservoir from the top of the rolled-earth dam

11. West Branch State Park

100%
(11)
25 sites · Ravenna, Ohio
From jet skis to snowmobiles, this thrill-seeker’s paradise has unlimited horsepower.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

Pitch your tent on the sandy shores of Lake Latonka and wake up steps from the water. With over 1,450 beach campsites, you can snag a spot for as little as $25 a night, though most campers pay around $40. Sites here cater to those who want to swim, fish, and keep an eye out for herons or deer at dawn. Bring your dog, light up a campfire, and rinse off in the showers after a dip—most sites allow pets and fires, and showers are common. For peer-tested picks, check out Sunset Valley (13 reviews)—campers rave about the peaceful vibes and easy water access—or try Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping (5 reviews) for a quieter, more rustic stay. This lakeside stretch offers simple pleasures—just you, your tent, and the beach.

100% (40)

Top-rated campgrounds near Lake Latonka

  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
  • Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping

1. Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping

100%
(27)
14mi from Lake Latonka · 5 sites · Tents
Located along beautiful little Sandy Creek and stoney run flowing through the property there is lots of places to fish explore and even a few spots deep enough to swim The campsites are spread out fairly well not like most campgrounds we want you to have your privacy and enjoy the outdoors Each campsite comes with a fire ring and picnic table there is a community porta Jon from memorial day to Labor Day and firewood for sale on site If you’d like to check us out on facebook our page is (stony run primitive tent camping) Or if you have any questions, my phone number is 8146730943 Curtis I hope you come and enjoy a few nights with us
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from 
$15
 / night
  • Sunset Valley
  • Sunset Valley
  • Sunset Valley

2. Sunset Valley

100%
(21)
33mi from Lake Latonka · 1 site · Tent
We have 104 acres along the Allegheny river that we are willing to share with people who enjoy the outdoors. My husband and I, have been living here for twenty years and just enjoy the beauty this valley has to offer. We see bald eagles everyday, and every once in while some otters can be seen playing in the river. Black Fox Island is visible downstream and provides a pool in the river that is a mile long. A person can easily paddle upstream; when the river is at normal summer levels. Over 100 years ago, this was an industrial area with railroads, deep mines, strip mines, and gristmills. Some remnants of those times are still visible. Paddling, biking, walking, fishing and swimming are some of the activities to do here, but doing nothing and watching the river go by seems to be the most popular.
Campfires
Toilets
Picnic table
from 
$55
 / night
  • Shenango River Lake
  • Shenango River Lake

3. Shenango River Lake

321 sites · Sharpsville, Pennsylvania
You can get into all sorts of shenanigans in Shenango River Lake Park. River shenanigans are the best here, from fishing on a lazy day to kayaking on a more adventurous one, and just about every water-related thing you can imagine in between. You can also get into lots of shenanigans in the forested hills throughout the park all year-round. In the summer, wrangle yourself a horse and take a gallop along one of the many equestrian trails, or stick to your feet and explore a maze of hiking trails.When the winter winds begin to blow and a blanket of snow covers the ground, it’s time to whip out your snowshoes and cross country skis, or the horse(power) of the snow—the snowmobile. Finally, if you’re interested in history shenanigans, check out the well-preserved remains of the Erie Extension Canal, which played a major role in the economic development of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Or head over to the charming and historic Kidds Mill Covered Bridge. We aren’t kidding when we say there really are shenanigans for everybody to get into at Shenango River Lake.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

4. Moraine State Park

88%
(4)
13 sites · West Liberty, Pennsylvania
Snowmobiles, sailboats, and saddles all welcome.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
  • Pymatuning State Park
  • Pymatuning State Park

5. Pymatuning State Park

67%
(3)
443 sites · Pymatuning South, Pennsylvania
Discover Pymatuning State Park's natural beauty and outdoor activities.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires

6. Woodcock Creek Lake

111 sites · Saegertown, Pennsylvania
Daily grind got you down? Consider lifting your spirit up in the gently rolling hills and placid views of Woodcock Creek Lake. This lake is the perfect complement to the tranquil rural countryside of central Crawford County, and the park ain’t too shabby either. Recreation opportunities feature picnicking, fishing, playground fun and relaxation. A spacious campground, developed swim beach, picnic areas and a six-lane boat launch are located in the Colonel Crawford Park Area on the south shore. What’s more is this is where the locals come to fish. Trout, muskie, bass, walleye and panfish await anglers in the calm waters of the lake.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Mosquito Lake State Park
  • Mosquito Lake State Park
  • Mosquito Lake State Park

7. Mosquito Lake State Park

25 sites · Cortland, Ohio
Whomever named Mosquito Lake Park obviously didn't understand good PR, but don't let the name discourage you. Nearly 2,500 acres of marshes and woodlands create a beautiful ambiance for your next getaway in Mother Nature. Stroll along one of two trails in the park, where robins and warblers tucked behind purple cresses and beech-maple trees may just move you to tears, or at least to write a haiku. Floating devices of just about every variety are invited to channel the 7,850 lake, and areas like a dog park means Fido is more than welcome on the scene. We doubt the mosquitos will be much of a problem, but if worse comes to worse, you can just light some of those good-smelling candles or load up on the catnip (look it up!) to fend off potential itchy bites.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

8. Tionesta Lake

100%
(1)
163 sites · Tionesta, Pennsylvania
Deep in the rugged hills of northwestern Pennsylvania, Tionesta Lake sparkles with a diversity of outdoor recreation and fun. The landscape offers scenic hiking, diverse wildlife, and rich layers of history. The lake offers enticing boating and productive fishing. The Seneca named this area "where the water separates the land"- making it the perfect respite for the amphibious.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

9. Beaver Creek State Park

25 sites · Lake Tomahawk, Ohio
Follow your bliss to Beaver Creek. Cradled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in eastern Ohio, it’s quite the sight to behold! This wonderland is comprised of Little Beaver Creek, which is a state and national wild and scenic river, and 2,722 acres of forest wilderness. The park’s rich human history, unique geology and unusual flora and fauna make it nirvana for historians and naturalists alike. Campgrounds, including group sites and a primitive area, rest along Little Beaver Creek. Several miles of hiking trails also meander along its edge, freckled with delicate wildflowers.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Lakeside spot with shade
  • Berlin Lake
  • Lakeside spot with shade

10. Berlin Lake

100%
(3)
338 sites · Lake Milton, Ohio
Don’t worry hunters, fishers, and gatherers, there’s enough of Berlin Lake to go around! The more lake the merrier, right? This 8.518-acre wildlife area is most known for it’s fishin’ and huntin’. Other reasons for which--shall we say--the areas has become popular for includes dog training, and hunting dog field trials. Walleye, bass, and crappie dominate the fishing in Berlin Lake. And there is also a class D shooting range nearby. So what if you don’t want to hunt? You better believe that there is boating, picnicking, camping, and whatever other adventures you can imagine your two feet taking you to in the area. Fish on!
  • the view of the lake and reservoir from the top of the rolled-earth dam
  • West Branch State Park
  • the view of the lake and reservoir from the top of the rolled-earth dam

11. West Branch State Park

100%
(11)
25 sites · Ravenna, Ohio
From jet skis to snowmobiles, this thrill-seeker’s paradise has unlimited horsepower.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets

Public campgrounds near Lake Latonka

Shenango Recreation Area and Campground

Shenango Recreation Area and Campground

13mi from Lake Latonka · 321 sites · Tents, RVs · in Shenango River Lake
Five Points Campground

Five Points Campground

22mi from Lake Latonka · 1 site · in Moraine State Park
Pymatuning Park Group Campground

Pymatuning Park Group Campground

22mi from Lake Latonka · 23 sites · in Pymatuning State Park
Moraine Park Campground
100%
(1)

Moraine Park Campground

22mi from Lake Latonka · 11 sites · in Moraine State Park
Jamestown Campground
100%
(2)

Jamestown Campground

24mi from Lake Latonka · 333 sites · Tents, RVs · in Pymatuning State Park
Muskrat Cove Campground
83%
(3)

Muskrat Cove Campground

25mi from Lake Latonka · 1 site · in Moraine State Park
Colonel Crawford Park Campground

Colonel Crawford Park Campground

29mi from Lake Latonka · 111 sites · Tents, RVs · in Woodcock Creek Lake
Linesville Campground

Linesville Campground

30mi from Lake Latonka · 87 sites · Tents, RVs · in Pymatuning State Park
Mosquito Lake Campground

Mosquito Lake Campground

30mi from Lake Latonka · 25 sites · Tents, RVs · in Mosquito Lake State Park
Outflow Recreation Area and Campground

Outflow Recreation Area and Campground

41mi from Lake Latonka · 61 sites · Tents, RVs · in Tionesta Lake
Tionesta Recreation Area and Campground
100%
(1)

Tionesta Recreation Area and Campground

41mi from Lake Latonka · 102 sites · Tents, RVs · in Tionesta Lake
Beaver Creek Campground

Beaver Creek Campground

44mi from Lake Latonka · 25 sites · Tents, RVs · in Beaver Creek State Park

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Terrence
October 2025
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Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
We stayed at site #5 and everything was perfect. The host Curtis and the site. We arrived and noticed he left some dry kindling to start a fire and they have plenty of firewood to purchase. The tent was clean and even had a chair to use. The bathroom was really close and the views were amazing. We definitely will return in the future.
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Caitlin
October 2025
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Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Second time staying here (first time site 6- this time was site 5) and like last time we had a great experience. Paid for wood there, loved the water, and really enjoyed the location.
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Linda
September 2025
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3 nights at Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Absolutely the best spot! My husband and I thoroughly enjoy staying there and will definitely be back! Many times!!
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Chelsea
September 2025
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Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
It was truly beautiful! It was a great place to get away with my husband for a night! It was a very clean and tidy site along with secluded!
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Sunset Valley
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Ryan
September 2025
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Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
Paul and Valerie’s place is so peaceful. They and their neighbors are so kind and welcoming. Beautiful water and sunsets. We’ll be back.
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Miranda
September 2025
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With kids
Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Great, private spot on a beautiful piece of property. My family enjoyed turning over rocks in the creek and cooking over the fire. The tent was plenty large enough for our family of 4 and the toilet was close by. We’ll be back again!
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Linda
August 2025
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4 nights at Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
We were pleasantly surprised to see how lovely our site was!! Very quiet and peaceful!! We will definitely be back!!
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Autumn
August 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Loved this site - plenty of space for a family, you can use the tent that is there or pitch a few of your own. Several flat spots to put your things. Close to the toilet. You know other people are nearby but it still feels private. Being right next to the water is *chef's kiss* lovely. Everything is clean and well kept. Curtis was great, friendly and responded quickly. Definitely will be staying here again!
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Thomas
August 2025
Tent
With kids
1 night at Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Great spot and very quiet. Can't wait to return. Water was really nice. It was hot so the cold water was nice.
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Very relaxing. For everone ❤️
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Laurel
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Amazing and relaxing spot! I definitely will be back!
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Sunset Valley
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Danielle
August 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
What a hidden oasis! Peaceful in so many ways. Beautiful clean property with lots to explore. Being able to sleep riverside added a special touch. Sunsets and moon rises were unreal. Hosts made the group of girls feel welcome and safe. 5 stars!
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Sunset Valley
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Mackenzie
August 2025
Tent
4 nights at Sunset Valley
We absolutely loved our stay at sunset valley! We had a beautiful spot right on the river. Paul and Vallerie were so nice and accommodating. We would definitely come back!
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Sunset Valley
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Terrence
August 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
We had a great time and wood was available too! Plenty of places to set up camp. Then there's the river. We didn't catch anything this day, but the scenery made up for that, 😄. Paul and Vallerie were really helpful and friendly. 5 Stars on this one! We will post a video on our YouTube channel at Get Livin Outdoors.
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Sunset Valley
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Bob
July 2025
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2 nights at Sunset Valley
Paul and Vallerie's place was amazing. It was clean, well kept, and had beautiful views of the river. It would be a nice place to go with a group of friends or family. I would definitely recommend the private spot to anyone that loves camping. Paul and Vallerie was very helpful on everything or if you had any questions.
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Mike
June 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Couldn't have been any easier to enjoy a beautiful spot. Can park within 10 feet and it's all flat. There is also a very clean and large tent setup if needed. Water was beautiful along our spot and was great to cool down in. Would definitely recommend if you want a quiet scenic spot that's easy to get to and enjoy.
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Sunset Valley
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Jack
June 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
5/5, great spot, owners were fantastic and really helpful.
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Sunset Valley
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Elirita
June 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
My friend and I camped out this week end at sunset valley and we love the place, well maintained, beautiful scenery. Great host and private. If your curious how beautiful this place “you can check out my youtube channel: Elirita Shurina” I normally won’t do reviews but I feel like doing so cuz Valerie the owner was very welcoming. Thank you for sharing your land to the campers like us.
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River! Look at that house across the way. 😳
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Jessica
June 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Sunset Valley
We arrived on 6/6 and left 6/8. I would very highly recommend this place. As much as I want to keep it a secret bc this place is amazing and will be booking quickly I’m sure. I met with Paul right when I got there. Great communication. The awesome thing was he showed me how to get to the site. He also had a print out of the rules, emergency services near by, and so much more. The property is so beautiful as you will see in the pics. It’s a huge site and very well kept. There are so many spots you can choose from but if you have a large group, get there first to get right off the river bank. The view of the river and the homes across are great. Even though there are houses across the river it’s not like they are right there. You still hear the sounds of nature all night. Great spots for fishing or just chilling by the fire. If you forget your bait, there were a lot of dead/sleeping crickets in the am I am sure the fish would love to grab. Lol Anyone that solo camps. I would recommend booking here. It is secluded but also very safe. We also got to meet Vallerie and she gave us some recommendations on things do to also. The area is cell kept around the site but also the road getting there. There is a porta potty onsite and I honestly have never seen one so darn clean. That was an extra plus. Once again I would 100% recommend this place but I’m wanting to come back for my birthday in August so y’all don’t book it up. Thank you Paul and Vallerie for letting us stay.
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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
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Max
May 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
Stayed at site 5 this weekend. The host Curtis already had a fire going for me when I arrived. Him and his wife were great hosts. The site was better than expected. I was able to relax in nature and fish right at my spot. There were other campers but the sites are very far apart so you had your privacy. The site had a very large tent already set up for use. So taking down camp the was a breeze. I will definitely be coming back and staying at Stoney Creek camp ground again.
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Nearby public parks

Browse national and state parks near Lake Latonka

Shenango River Lake
Shenango River Lake
Sharpsville, Pennsylvania
Moraine State Park
88%
(4)
Moraine State Park
West Liberty, Pennsylvania
Pymatuning State Park
67%
(3)
Pymatuning State Park
Pymatuning South, Pennsylvania
Woodcock Creek Lake
Woodcock Creek Lake
Saegertown, Pennsylvania
Mosquito Lake State Park
Mosquito Lake State Park
Cortland, Ohio
Tionesta Lake
100%
(1)
Tionesta Lake
Tionesta, Pennsylvania
Beaver Creek State Park
Beaver Creek State Park
Lake Tomahawk, Ohio
Berlin Lake
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(3)
Berlin Lake
Lake Milton, Ohio
West Branch State Park
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(11)
West Branch State Park
Ravenna, Ohio
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