Outdoor Basecamp
Feb
15

Not far from the Ohio and Pennsylvania state line on the banks of Lake Erie is the town of Geneva-On-The-Lake. A getaway place for many years, the park area has been updated for those wanting a more nature based outing. With almost 700 acres, there are miles of trails for hiking and routes for motorized vehicles. Since northeastern Ohio has some great snowy weather, the park’s trails have been adapted for snow mobiles and cross country skiing as well as hunting. Hunting is only permitted from mid-October to February, and an Ohio state permit is required. Rabbit, deer, and other game wander the park for gun or bow hunting or photography.

Feb
15

Ohio’s Buck Creek State Park is an outstanding and very popular vacation spot for families who love the outdoors, but do not wish to go totally primitive. Whether you want to set up a campsite or rent a cottage for a long stay, or just hike, picnic and head on home, Buck Creek State Park offers a range of activities and amenities bound to appeal to anyone short of the most hardcore survivalist. If “vacation” and “recreation” mean pretty much the same thing to you, this large park of wetland and fen, bog, meadow, lake and wood might be just what you want.

Feb
15

Barkcamp State Park is located in Southeastern Ohio in the hills of Balmont County. With its wild hills, mature forests, picturesque meadows, and crisp lake, this tucked away state park is a great destination for hikers and lovers of the outdoors. With its great recreational facilities, the park is also a great place to spend a day with the family. Barkamp has a little something for everyone.

Alum Creek State Park

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Feb
15

If you are looking for one of the best getaways in the entire state of Ohio, you should certainly check out Alum Creek State Park. The park is actually located on a lake, where there are many different things that you can do alone, with friends, or with your entire family. It is a beautiful park above all, so anyone who likes to get out of the house, out of the city, and experience the outdoors to the fullest extent possible will certainly enjoy visiting and staying at the park. There are plenty of activities for an extended stay, so you will not feel bored or out of touch, but just blissfully removed from the chaotic motion of daily life.

Adams Lake State Park

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Feb
15

Ohio is home to many state parks where families can enjoy the great outdoors for free. Yes, every state park in Ohio provide free access to all daytime activities such as picnicking, swimming, hiking and fishing. Ohio weather is generally ideal for these types of activities in early summer and early fall. There are also no alcoholic beverages permitted in any Ohio state park.

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