West Branch Campground, West Branch, OH: 1 Hipcamper Review And 5 Photos

Description

All in favor of the kind of camping that’s got all the comforts of home closeby, don’t even bother saying “I”—just pack up your crap and scoot your patoot over to West Branch State Park Campground, mmkay? Take your pick from sites with full service, 50-amp electric hook-ups, or no electricity at all and get to it! Get to what? That’s a silly question, but we’ll answer it ‘cause we like you. Boating, fishing, hunting (don’t forget your license!), swimming, hiking...shall we go on? In case you said yes, we’ll add that you can rent games and sports equipment from the camp office. Bring your pooch, your outdoor voice, and get ready to have such a great time that you can’t even.

Campsite area

Bring your own tents, vans, trailers, RVs

25 sites

Up to 6 guests per site

Park at listing

No ADA access

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Essentials

Campfires allowed

Toilet available

Pets allowed

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Amenities

Potable water available

Showers available

Picnic table available

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RV details

Hookups available (sewage and electricity)

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Activities

Offered near the campground.

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Horseback riding

Snow sports

Swimming

Wildlife watching

Terrain

Natural features you'll find at West Branch Campground.

Beach

Forest

Lake

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The vibe at West Branch Campground

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1 Written review

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April 27th, 2017

West Branch Campground

I grew up at West Branch. Literally. (town of Wayland on that map) The campgrounds are pretty basic, but the lake and surrounding area are lovely. There are horseback riding trails, and when I was a kid there were ATV trails as well (don't know whether there still are) and a ton of hiking trails. Wildlife is abundant - coyotes, blue herons, deer etc. When I was a kid - as long as you weren't bathing the horses with soap, you could swim the horses in the lake! We would also go fishing, swimming, waterskiing, etc. Just went hiking there with my dad the last time I visited.