Probablly will be attending a wedding next oct. Coming from Scranton area,any suggestions where to camp near Columbus? Also things to see or do in a three day stay? Will be looking at campgrounds on google maps next,just figured I would look for suggestions,thanks
Farm Camp wrote: If you have time to venture outside of the city and like natural wonders then Hocking Hills State Park is a must see. (It has a good campground as well.) It is about 1 hour south of the city. X2 on Alum Creek state park if you can do without full hookups. They only have 2 or three FHU sites.
X2, I would take the whole week and camp at Hocking Hills for the week. Definately worth it.
If you have time to venture outside of the city and like natural wonders then Hocking Hills State Park is a must see. (It has a good campground as well.) It is about 1 hour south of the city. X2 on Alum Creek state park if you can do without full hookups. They only have 2 or three FHU sites.
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Alton Hall RV park is the absolute closest to Columbus. It is on the West side of Columbus on Route 40. Full hookups, not much else, but is close to Columbus. Maybe 4 miles from city. Go to the zoo. They do a special light thing during the holiday season.
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Alum Creek State Park is near Columbus and is a decent place to stay. I think the USAF Museum in Dayton is the best attraction in the area along with some of the Wright Brothers stuff. It is over an hour drive but it's free and worth seeing.
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Any idea what part of Columbus? I would suggest Cross Creek RV Resort or Cardinal Center both off I-71 and just north of Columbus. There are also two state parks, Delaware and Alum Creek, also north of the city.
