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Mohican Adventures Campground & Cabins
Overview
Mohican Adventures Campground & Cabins is a cornerstone of the Mohican Valley, offering a comprehensive outdoor experience in Loudonville, Ohio. Spanning over vast wooded acres, this park combines traditional camping with high-energy activities. It is designed to be a basecamp for those who want to explore the Canoe Capital of Ohio while enjoying modern conveniences. Whether you are arriving in a large motorhome or looking for a rustic cabin retreat, the park emphasizes a family-first atmosphere centered on active recreation and the beauty of the Mohican State Forest.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of North Central Ohio, the park is nestled within a heavily forested valley that feels miles away from the city. The property is conveniently located just off State Route 3, providing easy access while remaining immersed in the natural scenery of the Mohican River region. The surrounding landscape is defined by steep sandstone cliffs, lush hardwood forests, and the winding Clear Fork River. Travelers will appreciate the cooling shade provided by the mature trees and the proximity to the many outdoor outfitters that define this scenic corridor.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility caters to modern RVers with a variety of site types, including full-hookup RV sites that accommodate various rig sizes. Guests can enjoy a wide array of on-site recreation, such as a large indoor swimming pool and a relaxing hot tub. For those who enjoy terrestrial fun, the park features three separate mini-golf courses, go-karts, and an aerial adventure park. Practical needs are met with clean bathhouses, laundry facilities, and a 3-acre lake stocked for fishing, ensuring a comfortable stay for both short and long-term visitors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure is the primary draw of this region. Just minutes away, Mohican State Park offers miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, including the famous Hemlock Gorge Trail. The area is renowned for paddling, with numerous liveries offering canoe and tube rentals for trips down the Mohican River. Visitors can also explore the scenic views at Lyons Falls or visit the historic Malabar Farm State Park. For a change of pace, the village of Loudonville provides charming local shops and eateries that capture the essence of small-town Ohio.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for active families seeking a vacation where kids can stay entertained without leaving the property. Its extensive recreational facilities make it a top choice for those who value convenience and variety in their outdoor activities. RVers who enjoy a social, lively environment will find it a perfect match, as will groups looking for a combination of camping sites and cabins. It is a premier location for travelers who want to experience the best of Ohio’s natural highlands while maintaining access to resort-style amenities.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
M.R. F.
I've been to Mohican Adventures multiple times. Mostly with groups of friends and doing the Mohican 100 race. Decided to have a low key stay with my wife and see some of the new trails. We made it a last minute change-up from our usual faves. Made reservations a few days in advance. Due to multiple conflicts we needed to reschedule. Didn't think it would be too big of an issue being it was during the off season, there were +160 vacancies, and it was a Sunday - Tuesday (off peak) stay. I called to see what options were available and was told none. I didn't want a refund, simply wanted to move the date. Zero help. Was told, they needed 7 days notice...even though I booked less than a week with an almost 90% vacancy rate! Told me no refund. No rescheduling. No options. No exceptions. If it was prime time and in season, could see it. Being I'm a repeat customer and the place was virtually vacant, just a horrible way to run customer service. Terrible.
David & Ruth Ann O'Brien
The check in is very smooth. Staff very efficient. Actually lots of spaces! Average about $60/night for our four night stay. The only real detraction is they advertise Wi-Fi, but it either doesn't work or too many campers are logged onto it. I would recommend this campground for a nice, relaxing stay with many recreational opportunities nearby in season.
Greg Coleman
Mohican Adventures is a great place to stay. We get a small cabin that sleeps 4 which has a shower and bathroom which is super nice for you ger kids. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because the cabin wasn't cleaned as well as it could have been for our last visit and the bathrooms are very cramped, especially with a large toilet paper holder place right next to the toilet making the space hard to use. The only other complaint would be that our AC had now setting to keep it from turning on and off all night so it was choosing between being woken up every 30 minutes or being hot. Otherwise they are great, the staff is kind and helpful, their is plenty to do in the area, they have a nice indoor pool and hot tub, and plenty of play equipment for the kiddos.
Travis Haught
Very comfy camp grounds, love the attention from grounds keepers. They do a great job with upkeep. Welcome center/main office/store awesome. They have all your needs for camping/RV and much more! Definitely a fan of Mohican Adventures camp grounds.
Sonny Marsh
Not for couples for rest & relaxation. This place is for families with kids. Overcrowded and noisy. No privacy whatsoever and packed in like sardines. Very dangerous with so many kids on bikes and electric scooters going so fast and pulling out in front of moving cars with no parents supervision.The bathrooms were disgusting on Friday and Saturday with un flushed toilets and toilet paper everywhere. Showers were filthy and hair and soap bars all over the floors. Parents just let their kids wonder all over with no supervision and when it got dark they were still riding bikes & scooters in the pitch dark and you can’t even see them until the last second. It’s an accident waiting to happen. Sunday was Wonderful when everyone left and it was virtually empty with just a few campers left. The poor ladies that had to clean those bathrooms our hearts went out to them. They were spotless on Sunday Afternoon to evening. No camp security to keep the craziness in line on Friday or Saturday day or Night. It was like a Zoo. Would not recommend this for couples or older people because you won’t get any peace and quiet and the kids are up at the crack of dawn.