Thank you for doing these videos. I have a larger teardrop trailer, so small sites aren't as big an issue for me. Living in the Columbus area, I've been wanting to get some much needed me time at one of these parks. Google earth is great, but your videos are so much better! Thanks again!
Thanks you for the kind words Kim. This is exactly why I make these campsite video tours. Stay tuned for our next video series, Camping in the Michaux State Forest, PA. We found some awesome free camping opportunities there accessible with any size RV. This video series will premier on our TH-cam Channel mid September. Thanks for watching!
We drove thru this campground to check it out in May 2021 while staying at one of the other campgrounds at Jesse Owens.. We saw a camp set up on the other side of the covered bridge. A bit more private than camping in front of the bridge. Bet that is a prime spot and hard to get.
I believe that campsite is the same one at the covered bridge. You have to drive over the bridge to get to it. All these campsites are first-come, first served. These former AEP recreation lands are truly special as free big rig friendly camping is scarce in the East. Thanks for watching! Lou
@@LivingOurDreamNow There's a barrier on the bridge to prevent cars from going on it. I walked across with the dogs and saw some set up back there. They must have hiked in.
Thanks for the sub! These free campsites are first-come, first served. Just fill out the registration card at the kiosk after occupying your campsite. Lou
No permit or reservation required. It's first come, first serve. You may stay up to 14 days per site. There is no electric hook-up, you must provide your own water and firewood. The campgrounds have vault toilets.
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At Camp D (Sawmill) the campsite at the covered bridge is on the other side of the bridge. It is a very large grassy area surrounded by cattails.
thank you so much:)
Thank you for doing these videos. I have a larger teardrop trailer, so small sites aren't as big an issue for me. Living in the Columbus area, I've been wanting to get some much needed me time at one of these parks. Google earth is great, but your videos are so much better! Thanks again!
Thanks you for the kind words Kim. This is exactly why I make these campsite video tours. Stay tuned for our next video series, Camping in the Michaux State Forest, PA. We found some awesome free camping opportunities there accessible with any size RV. This video series will premier on our TH-cam Channel mid September. Thanks for watching!
We drove thru this campground to check it out in May 2021 while staying at one of the other campgrounds at Jesse Owens.. We saw a camp set up on the other side of the covered bridge. A bit more private than camping in front of the bridge. Bet that is a prime spot and hard to get.
I believe that campsite is the same one at the covered bridge. You have to drive over the bridge to get to it. All these campsites are first-come, first served. These former AEP recreation lands are truly special as free big rig friendly camping is scarce in the East. Thanks for watching! Lou
@@LivingOurDreamNow There's a barrier on the bridge to prevent cars from going on it. I walked across with the dogs and saw some set up back there. They must have hiked in.
How do you get a permit for these spaces. Great video! Definitely subbing
Thanks for the sub! These free campsites are first-come, first served. Just fill out the registration card at the kiosk after occupying your campsite. Lou
No permit or reservation required. It's first come, first serve. You may stay up to 14 days per site. There is no electric hook-up, you must provide your own water and firewood. The campgrounds have vault toilets.