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Ohio is too much fun for just one day. Here campers can visit world-class museums and boutique wineries. For the adrenaline junkies, experience world record-setting roller coasters. Expand your mind at some of the best hands-on science museums in the country. Cheer on your favorite team, with all 5 major league sports represented, plus some pretty well known college teams. You'll find everything from pre-historic and Native American history to the Underground Railroad, as well as presidential, space and air force history - just to name a few.

Tourist Attractions

Cedar Point - Sandusky, OH
Located on the shores of Lake Erie, Cedar point is the largest amusement ride park in the world with over 6 dozen rides at all thrill levels.  Also, visit Soak City, located adjacent to Cedar point.

COSI Museum - Columbus, OH
COSI is an interactive science and technology center for children of all ages

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum - Cleveland, OH
The exhibits at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum ustilize artifacs and multi-media – photos, video and interactive kiosks – to tell the story of rock and roll.  See one of a kind memorabilia and learn about all type of music and its widespread impact on society.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium - Columbus, OH
Also visit Zoombezi Bay, the newly remodeled water park and The Safari Golf Club both operate by the Columbus Zoo.

The Great American Ball Park - Cincinnati, OH
Locatedc on the winding banks of the Ohio River is downtown Cincinnati, the Great America Ball Park serves as the home of the Cincinnati Reds, baseball’s first professional franchise.

Hocking Hills - Southeast Ohio
This region of southeast Ohio has so much to explore from natural caves to waterfalls.  A perfect destination for nature lovers.

The Wilds - Cumberland, OH
The Wilds is one of the largest and most innovative wildlife conservation conters in the world.  Located on nearly 10,000 acres in southeast Ohio, it is home to rare and endangeder species from around the world living in natural, open-range habitat, as welll as home to hundreds of indigenous species.

Geneva-on-the-Lake
City: Geneva-on-theLake, OH
Visit Geneva-on-the-Lake for an old fashioned, Lake front getaway.

Put-in-Bay - South Bass Island
Put-in-Bay offers a large variey of live music entertainment, historical sites, taverns, island tours, shopping and dining.

Wright Patterson Airforce Base - Dayton, OH
‘Wright-Patt’ is one of the largest, most diverse and organizationally complex Air Force installations.  Tour the Wright Patterson Aitforce Base Museum or visit during the Dayton Air Show.
 

Rules of the Road

Whether your Ohio camping vacations take you through Cleveland or Cincinnati, along Lake Erie or anywhere else in the Buckeye State, it’s always a good idea to be aware of the rules of the road. Click on the links provided below for answers to your Ohio road travel questions.

Towing and RV Road Rules

Child Safety Seat Laws

Cell Phone Laws

Ohio Road Construction


Travelers Tip: Interstates ending in odd numbers run north and south. Even numbered interstates run east and west. Most Ohio interstates use a mile-marker exit numbering system, where the exit numbers correspond to the nearest milepost - running south to north and west to east determined by the distance from the state line.

Rest stops can be found along Ohio’s roads and typically offer picnic areas, restrooms, travel and map information, vending machines, pet walks, pay phones and occasionally an RV dump station. Wi-fi internet services at rest stops are becoming more common. Click here to learn about Ohio’s rest stops.

When planning your route be sure to explore the campgrounds and RV parks in Find a Park – our online camping directory. Go Camping America helps make your travels safe and memorable.

 

Additional Resources

• Ohio Campers
• DiscoverOhio.com
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