Does anyone know of any good campgrounds for families in Ohio?
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http://www.ohiodnr.com/parks/  \n\nTry the ohio dnr website, they are state parks and have all the hookups (water/power/ and ruffing it) \n\nI am not from ohio but I use the ga state parks resource website.  Also if you have AAA they have camping books...(you can sign up for the year or so and just get the books for free) They are packed with all sorts of campgrounds.\n\nHappy Camping----Take time to smell the roses, not the pollen
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http://www.provincetown.com/\n\nTry the links on this site. I was trying to find the specific one for you, but then my dog barfed on my shoe.\n\nKeep us updated on where you choose, since my wife and I would like to camp in Provincetown, as well.\n\nJoy,\nTheslam2005
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Here are a few options:  \n1. Montgomery Inn Banquet Hall (Right on the Ohio River & it is beautiful!)\nIf you don't mind going over the border into Northern KY, you will have a few more options: \n1. Drawbridge Estates ~ This is right off Rt 75 and they have large banquet rooms.  \n2. Marriott Hotel Airport\n3. Marriott Hotel Covington/Newport, this one is right across the river from Cincinnati and they have banquet rooms.
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Check out:\n\nhttp://www.ohiogameandfish.com\n\nThis should point you in the right direction.
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http://www.carepathways.com/nhg-state-OH.cfm\n\nhope that helps! that is allll the nursing homes in ohio!
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Well, I don't know the SAFEST, because I havn't been everywhere, but I can tell you about 3 places that I have been that seem nice to raise a family.\n#1- I grew up in a suburb called Grandview Heights in Ohio. (By Columbus) It's not real big, but it is quiet, great schools, great location, no trash on the ground, kind of pricey (well...prob. not compared to CA),temperatures go from -10(with windchill) to maybe 100(those are extremes, though), we don't get a lot of snow, though weather in Ohio can be sunny one minute and rainy the next and it's mostly white.(Don't know if that matters to you) It's 10 minutes from downtown, 10 minutes from OSU and 5 minutes to shopping. Now Columbus itself is rough in some parts, but Grandview is NOT at all! Don't speed in Columbus!\n#2- I'm currently in Luna Pier, MI. It's just North of Toledo, OH. It's right on Lake Erie with beautiful homes, though there's not much right here, shopping is about 12 minutes away(freeway) in Toledo. It is truly a SMALL town!(Mostly black and white)It's pretty windy.\n#3- Moon Township, PA (by Pittsburgh) is nice, convenient and clean. Plus, they don't tax on clothes and they have no federal tax! It's by an army base. Mixed races.Nobody seems todo the speed limit, except by schools. \nNow I've been to Cherry Hill, NJ...NOT a pretty place! NJ's roads are confusing, frustrating and it's like one city after another, hardly any green. Plus, it has one of the highest crime cities in the U.S, along with Indiana. Virginia's tax is insane!!! Hopes this help a little!
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Wow, right close to home.  I'm in Albemarle and I go to the Uwharries a lot.  I do a lot of wilderness camping so a lot of the times I'm off the trails.  I know they have one campground called Yates Place Campground and it's a pretty good spot.  Most of the time you can walk along the Uwharrie trail and there'll be spots along the trail that others have camped at.  There you can find flat ground, usually cleaned up from debris, as well as fire rings already made.  That tends to work out well too.  If you have anymore questions, just shoot me an email!
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Here is a fairly comprehensive listing of summer camps in the area:\nhttp://www.gocitykids.com/browse/subcat.jsp?area=176&category=157\n\nI hope this helps!
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Burrels Ford is a great area for camping and hiking this area also includes liclog falls which is one of my favorite spots. it should be right around the border between NC and SC but youd have to look it up.
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here is a good site to find campsites: http://www.find-a-campsite.co.uk/somerset.html
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Honey, that is a very specific question! I'm not sure if you're going to find someone who has here. \nIf you are unlucky, try joining a discussion group online about marriage in ohio. People who are married may have either used it for their own or been there to celebrate someone elses.\nTry this website:\nhttp://groups.google.com.au/group/Columbus-Ohio?lnk=gschg&hl=en
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http://www.perry-lake.k12.oh.us/high/index.php Try this one. This is in Ohio.
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I'm not sure what state you live in but try the jobs and family services for your county.  Do you have a community center.  Our's here offers them  Maybe even A YMCA would know.  Here in Ohio you can be 11 years old.  Try your school also.
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Depends on where you will be. Ohio is actually very nice. I have been to the Columbus area a few times. You would be surprised at how many large corporations have headquarters there.
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It is true that most camps are for kids. However, there are camps for adults. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com click on their advanced search and you can check the box for families or single adults and location. This should give you some choices
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I assume you mean Parma in Ohio.  Try this website\n\nhttp://www.esorn.ag.state.oh.us/Secured/p1.aspx
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Prince Gallitzin State Park in Pa is nice for family camping. Camper sites with electricity and a beautiful lake. \n\nHaven't camped there, but Falsecape State Park south of VA Beach can only be reached by water or hiking. I know you can find info about it on the net. search for Sandbridge, Va. We kayaked the Back Bay near there. It's very primitive and away from the tourist areas, but close enough to enjoy both.