However, NO tents, minivans, cars, or pick-up trucks will be allowed to join as guests.
We require that guests travel in self-contained RVs. Types of RVs include motorhomes, campervans, travel trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, popup campers and truck campers, so long as they are self-contained. You will need to be respectful of other RV’s or neighbors who are near to where you are parked. Many of our Hosts are fine with running quiet generators sparingly. You can also set this as one of your preferences while you are searching for Host locations on the map. If a Host location allows the use of generators on their property, this would appear in the “Suitability” section of the Host profile page. Are generators allowed?Įach Host has their own rules about generators. This can be one 5-night stay, if the host offers that many nights, or several shorter stays. Guests are restricted to a maximum of 5 nights in a 90-day window with the same host, for insurance purposes. Some Hosts offer one night, while others offer our maximum at five nights.
Hosts are encouraged to include their expected compensation in their house rules, but these must be reasonable and only cover costs.
Hosts may ask to be compensated for costs if a guest chooses to use any provided hookups, as long as free parking without hookups is always an option. Are there hook-ups?Ībout 75% of our Hosts offer hook ups at their location. Respect that you are on private property and do not allow your pets to run free. If a Host location allows pets, this would appear in the “Suitability” section on the Host profile page with specific instructions if applicable. You can set this as one of your preferences while you are searching for Host locations on the map. Nearly all of the Hosts permit pets on a leash. Whether you’ll be pitching a tent, bringing your RV or staying in a cabin, the following are some must-bring items for camping in Ohio: First-Aid kit, flashlight, matches, water, food, pocket knife, a navigation tool and rain gear.Frequently Asked Questions Are there pets allowed? Some cabins and cottages may come equipped with mattresses, cooking utensils and other items, while pitching your own tent will mean bringing your own air mattress, cookware, sleeping bag, etc. What are some things I need to take on a camping trip?Ĭamping essentials primarily depend on what type of campsite you’ll be using. For more information about camping in Ohio’s state parks and a complete list of which parks feature campsites, visit the ODNR’s website here. Select state parks also feature cabin rentals and electric hook-ups for campers and RVs in addition to primitive sites. Yes, most Ohio State Parks feature year-round campgrounds, however, there may be limited facilities in the winter months.
These camping resorts are family friendly and often feature other activities beyond hiking, such as arcades and zip lines. Ohio is also home to several resorts and natural water parks that offer camping, such as Longs Retreat Family Resort in Latham, Natural Springs Resort in New Paris and Wood’s Tall Timber Resort in New Philadelphia. The hiking trails in these parks are especially beautiful. Marys, Alum Creek State Park and Mohican State Park. Some of the most scenic and popular places to camp in Ohio are Hocking Hills State Park, Kelleys Island State Park, Grand Lake St. What are some of the best campgrounds in Ohio?