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Caesar Creek State Park Campground
Caesar Creek State Park Campground
Caesar Creek State Park Campground

Caesar Creek State Park Campground em os Estados Unidos

Wilmington, os Estados Unidos

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4 / 5 (8 votos)

Caesar Creek State Park Campground

9000 Center Road
45177 Wilmington
os Estados Unidos
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Caesar Creek State Park Campground é um parque de campismo com 269 parcelas em Wilmington, os Estados Unidos, situado na região de Ohio. No local encontrará uma loja do parque.

Aqui pode acampar com uma tenda.

Para nadar há uma praia de areia. Há várias atividades de lazer no parque de campismo, como aluguer de barcos e pesca.

Os cães são bem-vindos em Caesar Creek State Park Campground. Estão disponíveis parcelas com ligação de água e ligação ao esgoto.

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Alojamentos

Tendas

Instalações

Ligação de água
Ligação ao esgoto
Loja do parque
Zona central de fogueira
Lenha

Adequação

Cães permitidos

Lazer

Praia de areia
Aluguer de barcos
Rampa para barcos
Pesca
AlanMcD
AlanMcD

We have been to this campground a lot but not recently. We got turned off a while back by the new staff and the management. Prior to being disappointed by them we liked that the parks' sites were pretty spacious and usually pretty peaceful. There is no shade, or very little, most sites are wide open. Lot's of skunks and raccoons will visit you by the campfire, that comment is neither good or bad, just a fact. The nearest attractions in the area are the very large and popular Caesar Creek flea market and the annual Renaissance Fair every Fall. The town of Wilmington isn't too terribly far away. The camp store is small. The lake is great with a public boat launch and swimming area & beach. Phone reception (Verizon android) as I recall was poor. There are 4 sites with nice wooden shelter structures right at the campsites and those sites are nice if you think there will be rain.

há 4 anos

Marshall
Marshall

The only reason why I stayed at Caesar Creek State Park is that I wanted a semi-close place to stay while I checked out the USAF Museum in Dayton (highly recommended, by the way). So I stayed here. Otherwise I wouldn’t have. I am not the biggest fan of the Midwest and I haven’t been blown away by any of the parks I have stayed at. Yes, there are some great state parks in the Midwest - I just haven’t been to any. Caesar Creek State Park sites are wide open with nothing between you and your neighbor. Spacing is fine, but privacy is limited when there are no trees, etc, between you and the annoying weekenders looking to party. I would recommend this state park only if you needed a place to stay in the area. Not much else to say…

há 4 anos

Ed
EdD

The sites are paved relatively level. Got our 35 fr 5th wheel in with no problem. Electric 30 amp at our site. No problem because it’s finally fall

há 4 anos

Pa
Papa750

We stayed here last year and came back this year because it is close to y daughters home. We saw deer every day and had a woodchuck come and visit near our site. The woods are very thick so that you don't really have a lake view. there is water scattered around and two dump sites on the way out. The only negative was the design of the showers. Water went everywhere because the floor was flat.

há 4 anos

Jo
Joe

We were looking for a campground near the National Museum of the Air Force. This was about a 40 min drive, but much less $ per night than the local KOA (good bargain it seemed for full hookups). Sites are paved with nice paved area under the picnic table. There are lots of sites but it was not full when we were there-someone said it had been full over the weekend. Our site was fairly level but not all were. Seems to be a popular location for fishing as there were lots of boats using the nearby ramp. Dark and quiet at night. We are 39’ with a wide turning radius and had no problems in the campground. Our exit route wanted us to take a left on 380 and that is a more than 90 degree turn that we weren’t sure we would make. We just went back to I-71 and took the exit for Hwy 68 north to Hwy 35 and all worked just fine. We did not use the bathhouse or dump station.

há 4 anos

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