As mentioned, Buckeye Lake KOA is at exit 129A (Col's is around exit 100 so it's less than an hour from Col's. Just north of I-70, in the Granville, OH area is the Lazy River at Granville campground. It is a Good Sam Park with a stream, a heated pool, big rig sites, WiFi and most of the regular activities. It has less than 200 sites with some seasonal campers. Trailer Life rates it at 9/9.5/9 out of 10 in each category. The campground is north of Granville off State Route 661 about 4.5 miles to Dry Creek Road and then go East about a mile. They have 115 sites with elec. & water and 75 with sewer. Granville and Newark have plenty of activities and Columbus isn't that far away. Their phone number is 740.366.4385. Good luck.
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Granville is one of my thoughts as I don't really mean Columbus proper. I just thought the area would be a nice to breakup the trip to Chillicothe. If I remember KOA cost more. I just found a listing on state parks and I guess my choice will be determined by price and availability. I was just wondering if anyone knew of anything else. By the way I forgot to mention I need pet friendly.
we will be staying the month of September in a campground in Lancaster, Ohio. Stoneridge is the name I believe. My husband drove past it last time up there, stopped and talked to the owner who was really nice. We're moving from Dallas to Ohio and need a home base while building. Winter in florida, rest of the year, Ohio, Texas, TN.
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