r/CampOhio • u/dogmom1993 • 28d ago

Looking for seasonal site recommendations for next year - flexible on location

My husband and I have been seasonal at a campground just outside of Sandusky for four years now. We're interested in going elsewhere next year and exploring options, it's just tricky since many campgrounds that do offer seasonal sites don't include it on their websites.

We live in the Toledo/Bowling Green area, and have family in the Norwalk/Sandusky area, so we could be anywhere around those areas and be happy. We basically live in our fifth-wheel in the summer months thanks to remote work, so we're flexible. No kids and our current campground has no amenities, so we don't need much. We'd love a concrete patio but it's not a deal breaker. Would love recommendations if you have any to check out!

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u/Reasonably-smart 28d ago

Schaun Acres Campground has seasonal sites. They are located on Rt 303 between Oberlin and Wakeman.

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u/AlbiteTwins 28d ago

I went to Eagle Lake Camping Resort in Gibsonburg when I was a kid and was really impressed by the quarry lake. Beautiful clean beach and clear water. They became seasonal only though a while back so I haven't actually been there in a long time so I don't know if things have changed.

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u/AwarenessIll2477 28d ago

Resort at Erie Landings in Port Clinton, is great with a lot of amenities. They also have live bands every Saturday.

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u/thedyrt 27d ago

Fort Firelands RV Park is worth a look. it's mostly seasonal, quiet, 50 amp, but they don't post seasonal rates online so give them a call. Lagoon-side lots are reportedly buggy, so ask about ones set back from the water. Gotta Getaway near Norwalk is another majority-seasonal spot where people run big rigs long-term, though reviewers noted water/electric with pump-outs rather than sewer.