Hueston Woods State Park Campground

About

Hueston Woods State Park Campground sits within nearly 3,000 acres of protected land surrounding 625-acre Acton Lake in southwest Ohio, near the Indiana border. The park is known for its old-growth beech-maple forest, diverse wildlife, and unique fossil hunting opportunities in the exposed Ordovician limestone beds along Big Four Hollow. The campground is divided into multiple loops. Loops A and B offer full hookup and electric sites with pull-through options accommodating RVs up to 50 feet. These loops have full-service restroom and shower buildings. The remaining loops provide electric and non-electric primitive camping with vault restrooms. Amenities include a camp store at the check-in station, laundry facilities, WiFi throughout the camping area, playgrounds, basketball and volleyball courts, and a modern dump station. Acton Lake provides opportunities for fishing (bass, catfish, crappie), boating, and swimming at the beach. The park also features an 18-hole golf course, nature center, and extensive trail system. The Hueston Woods Lodge offers additional dining and amenities nearby.

Directions

From I-70, take Exit 10 (US-127 South) and continue approximately 20 miles to State Route 732. Turn east on SR 732 and follow signs to Hueston Woods State Park. The campground is located off Park Office Road.