Maumee Bay

Lianora Rose

Beautiful and relaxing. Plenty of things for everyone to do something. Soft beds and amazing shower! Food was good but expensive. Really enjoyed the various places to sit and chat with family and friends.

Michelle Pelton

Campsites are large but lack shade. Restrooms are very nice. The park offers many activities including an archery park, a kayaking/canoeing pond, a lake Erie beach as well as an inland beach on a man-made lake, disc golf, boardwalk trails, nature center, a lodge/hotel.and more!

Richard Dragicevich

This is a large State Park. Campsites are large and private. You do not really see your neighbors. All of the campsites I saw had pads and fire pits. There is electric hookup at the site. Look at the site map on the web site to determine where the restrooms and water are located. This park has a beach on Lake Erie and on an inland pond by Lake Erie. There are many hiking and bike trails. Really nice. There is a Lodge with hotel type rooms. There is a Nature Center with a boardwalk that is handicap accessible. There is a golf course AND a very nice disc golf course. This is also just fifteen minutes away from a Walmart if you forgot anything. A weekend or a week, this is a great campground. The only negative is that the campground sites are a long walk from the beach if you have kids.

Bruce Graham

Our 1st time at Maumee Bay. The park was beautiful. Every campsite was so much more spacious and private than the other state parks we have been to where all the campsites are very close to each other. The beach is beautiful, the trails are great for walking or biking. Our only problem we had with the park is that it only has 1 dump station so it can get kinda busy. The lodge is also beautiful, if you venture over that way. The pool is open to the campers, but they do charge $16 a person to use it.

Pravallika gottumukkala

The beach at Maumee Bay State Park is a pretty solid spot if you’re looking to hang out by Lake Erie. It’s got a decent stretch of sand—not huge, but enough space to spread out and chill. The views of the lake are really nice, especially on a clear day when the water’s calm and blue. It’s perfect for a laid-back picnic or just soaking up some sun. That said, the beach does get busy on weekends and during summer, so if you want some peace and quiet, try going early or on a weekday. Swimming is possible, but heads up—sometimes the water quality isn’t the best because of algae blooms, which can make the water a bit murky and not super inviting for a dip. So definitely check the conditions before jumping in. Facilities-wise, there are bathrooms nearby which is convenient, but I’ll be honest, they could use a bit more TLC—nothing terrible, but not sparkling clean either. The park staff seem to do their best, but with the crowds, it’s understandable. Overall, the beach adds a nice balance to the park. It’s not a fancy, lifeguard-supervised beach, but it’s a chill, natural spot where you can enjoy the lake, toss a frisbee, or just relax with friends and family. Plus, it’s right next to all the other cool trails and amenities the park has, so it makes for a great day out.