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Sleeps 10
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2020 Keystone Outback 340BH – Spacious Family Bunkhouse Travel Trailer
Linens are included for a $200 fee.
Enjoy camping in comfort with this spacious 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH, a large family-friendly travel trailer designed to make every trip feel like home. At 39 feet long with three slide-outs, this unit provides a wide open living space that’s perfect for relaxing, cooking, and spending time together after a day of adventure.Inside, the trailer comfortably sleeps up to 9–10 people, making it ideal for families or group trips. The private front master bedroom features a comfortable queen bed with plenty of storage, while the rear bunkhouse offers additional beds and space for kids or guests. The sofa and dinette also convert into sleeping areas for extra flexibility.The center kitchen with island provides generous counter space and is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, and oven—everything you need to prepare meals on the road. The living area includes large panoramic windows, comfortable seating, a pop-up 50" TV, and an electric fireplace that creates a cozy atmosphere at night.Outside, you’ll enjoy a large 20-foot power awning, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of exterior storage for camping gear. The trailer is built for comfort in a variety of climates with 15,000 BTU air conditioning, a 35,000 BTU furnace, and a heated enclosed underbelly.With its spacious bunkhouse floorplan, modern amenities, and family-friendly design, the Outback 340BH is the perfect RV for weekend getaways, vacations, or extended camping trips.What's included• The 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH is a large bunkhouse travel trailer built for families and longer camping trips. It’s one of the more “glamping”-style Outbacks because it includes a separate bunk room, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and residential-style layout.Main Features Included
Front private queen bedroom
Rear bunkhouse
Sleeps 7–10 depending on setup
3 slide-outs
Large living/kitchen area
Sofa + dinette sleepers
Separate bunk room for kids/guestsA lot of renters liked the family-friendly floorplan and roomy interior.Kitchen & Living AreaLarge refrigerator (8 cu ft)
3-burner stove with oven
Microwave
Kitchen island
Deep single-basin sink
Solid-surface countertops
Pantry storage
Fireplace
HDTV
Bluetooth/DVD stereo system
USB charging ports
Large panoramic windows
Bunkhouse AreaMultiple bunks
Sofa in bunk room
Entertainment/storage area
Separate rear space for kids or guestsMany dealers marketed this model specifically as a luxury bunkhouse trailer.Outdoor kitchen
Power awning with LED lights
Exterior speakers
Pass-through storage
Black tank flush
Exterior utility center
30 lb propane tanks
Climate & Utilities
15,000 BTU A/C
35,000 BTU furnace
Gas/electric water heater
Tinted windows
Size & Weight
Spec Approximate
Length 38.5–39 ft
Dry weight ~8,800 lbs
GVWR 10,500 lbs
Hitch weight ~1,040 lbs
Fresh water 60 gal
Gray tank 76 gal
Black tank 38 galRecommendations🌲 Close to Beautiful State Parks & Outdoor AdventuresConveniently located near some of Ohio’s best outdoor destinations:Salt Fork State Park – Boating, fishing, hiking trails, beach, and scenic lake viewsMohican State Park – Canoeing, hiking, and breathtaking forest sceneryTappan Lake Park – Quiet lakeside camping and fishingAtwood Lake Park – Family-friendly swimming, boating, and trailsWhether you’re planning a weekend at the lake or a week in the woods, this camper is the perfect home base.Closest & Most Popular Near New Philadelphia
Wood's Tall Timber Resort — The main RV resort directly in New Philadelphia with full hookup RV sites, pull-through access, lake activities, cabins, laundry, and easy access to I-77. Good option for families or guests needing a comfortable reaccommodation stay.
Amish Country / Relaxed Resort Style
Evergreen Park — Popular for RV travelers visiting Amish Country. Offers pull-through sites, indoor pool, hot tubs, Wi-Fi, laundry, and year-round camping. About 25–30 minutes north of New Philadelphia.
Scenic Hills R V Park — Smaller and quieter RV park near Millersburg with scenic surroundings and good access to Holmes County attractions.
Family / Recreation Focused
Baylor Beach Park — RV camping combined with water-park style recreation, beaches, and mini golf. Better for summer family stays.
Lake Wapusun RV Resort — Larger destination RV resort with lake recreation and more resort amenities if guests are willing to stay farther from New Philadelphia.
Quiet or Extended-Stay Alternatives
Forest Hill Lake & Camp Ground — More low-key campground environment with open access and quieter camping atmosphere.
Shadow Lake RV Park & Campground — Rural campground option with spacious grounds and long-stay potential.For guests needing:Quick interstate access: Wood's Tall Timber Resort
Amish Country tourism: Evergreen Park
Family entertainment: Baylor Beach Park
Longer quiet stays: Shadow Lake RV Park & CampgroundBest RV Destinations Within 1–3 Hours
Amish Country Loop (Best relaxing drive)Stay around:Evergreen Park
Wood's Tall Timber ResortThis is the easiest and most popular RV trip near New Philadelphia. You’ll drive through rolling farmland, covered bridges, cheese shops, bakeries, and small towns like Berlin, Walnut Creek, and Sugarcreek.Great for:Slower scenic driving
Food stops and markets
Flea markets and antiques
Easy RV accessReddit travelers consistently recommend Amish Country for laid-back RV weekends, though hikers tend to prefer Hocking Hills for scenery.Hocking Hills State Park (Best nature trip)About 2.5 hours south.This is Ohio’s most recommended outdoor destination for RVers and hikers. Expect:Waterfalls
Gorge trails
Rock caves
Scenic byways
Forest campingPopular stops:Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Conkle’s HollowThe Hocking Hills Scenic Byway is especially RV-friendly and connects most major attractions.Ohio locals on Reddit overwhelmingly recommend Hocking Hills for the best scenery in the state.Cuyahoga Valley National Park (Best longer weekend trip)About 1.5–2 hours north.Great for:Bike trails
Waterfalls
Scenic train rides
Forest drives
Easier hikingImportant note: camping is not allowed inside the national park itself, but there are many nearby RV parks.Nearby RV options include:Streetsboro/Cleveland KOA
Evergreen Park RV ResortTravelers often combine Cuyahoga Valley with Cleveland lakefront stops or Amish Country.Guilford Lake State Park (Best quick weekend)About 1 hour east.Stay at:Guilford Lake State ParkGood for:Fishing
Kayaking
Quiet camping
Family RV weekendsThis is a much calmer alternative to the bigger tourist areas.Salt Fork State Park (Best all-around RV park experience)About 1 hour south.Salt Fork is one of Ohio’s largest state parks and a favorite among RVers because of:Large campsites
Boating
Swimming
Hiking
Wildlife viewingIt’s especially good for families and longer stays.Good Stops Around New Philadelphia ItselfWhile using New Philadelphia as your basecamp, check out:Schoenbrunn Village
Stark County Park District
Baylor Beach ParkThese are easy local day trips without moving the RV far.Suggested RV Itineraries
3-Day Easy Scenic LoopNew Philadelphia → Amish Country → Mohican area → back homeBest for:Couples
New RV owners
Relaxed driving
4–5 Day Nature TripNew Philadelphia → Hocking Hills → Wayne National Forest → returnBest for:Hiking
Photography
Boondocking-style travel
1-Week Ohio HighlightsNew Philadelphia → Cuyahoga Valley → Lake Erie → Hocking Hills → backBest mix of:Forests
Lakes
Scenic roads
Small townsOther things to noteA few things RVers often wish they knew before traveling around eastern and central Ohio:Road & Driving Notes
Amish Country roads can be narrow, hilly, and busy with horse-drawn buggies — especially around Berlin and Walnut Creek. Drive slower than GPS estimates.
Some backroads have low tree branches or tighter turns that are annoying for larger Class A rigs.
Cell service can get spotty in Hocking Hills and parts of Wayne National Forest.
Ohio weather changes quickly in spring/fall — heavy rain can make campground pads muddy.
Campground Realities
Hocking Hills books up months ahead for fall weekends.
Ohio state parks are usually clean and affordable, but many sites are older and less private than western RV parks.
Full hookups are less common at state parks; many are electric-only.
Many Amish Country campgrounds are quieter and more family-oriented than resort-style RV parks.
Fuel & Supplies
Fuel is easy to find near New Philadelphia, Dover, Canton, and along I-77.
Once you head into more rural areas, large truck-friendly gas stations become less frequent.
Stock groceries before heading into Hocking Hills or Wayne National Forest; prices and selection shrink quickly.Worthwhile Side TripsThese often get overlooked:Mohican State Park
Zoar Village
Marietta riverfront
Lake Erie wine country
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Ohio RV CultureOhio has a large RV/camping culture:Many campgrounds have seasonal campers all summer.
Campfires and golf carts are basically part of the culture.
Small-town diners and local ice cream spots are often the best stops.
Linens are included for a $200 fee.
Enjoy camping in comfort with this spacious 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH, a large family-friendly travel trailer designed to make every trip feel like home. At 39 feet long with three slide-outs, this unit provides a wide open living space that’s perfect for relaxing, cooking, and spending time together after a day of adventure.Inside, the trailer comfortably sleeps up to 9–10 people, making it ideal for families or group trips. The private front master bedroom features a comfortable queen bed with plenty of storage, while the rear bunkhouse offers additional beds and space for kids or guests. The sofa and dinette also convert into sleeping areas for extra flexibility.The center kitchen with island provides generous counter space and is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, and oven—everything you need to prepare meals on the road. The living area includes large panoramic windows, comfortable seating, a pop-up 50" TV, and an electric fireplace that creates a cozy atmosphere at night.Outside, you’ll enjoy a large 20-foot power awning, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of exterior storage for camping gear. The trailer is built for comfort in a variety of climates with 15,000 BTU air conditioning, a 35,000 BTU furnace, and a heated enclosed underbelly.With its spacious bunkhouse floorplan, modern amenities, and family-friendly design, the Outback 340BH is the perfect RV for weekend getaways, vacations, or extended camping trips.What's included• The 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH is a large bunkhouse travel trailer built for families and longer camping trips. It’s one of the more “glamping”-style Outbacks because it includes a separate bunk room, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and residential-style layout.Main Features Included
Front private queen bedroom
Rear bunkhouse
Sleeps 7–10 depending on setup
3 slide-outs
Large living/kitchen area
Sofa + dinette sleepers
Separate bunk room for kids/guestsA lot of renters liked the family-friendly floorplan and roomy interior.Kitchen & Living AreaLarge refrigerator (8 cu ft)
3-burner stove with oven
Microwave
Kitchen island
Deep single-basin sink
Solid-surface countertops
Pantry storage
Fireplace
HDTV
Bluetooth/DVD stereo system
USB charging ports
Large panoramic windows
Bunkhouse AreaMultiple bunks
Sofa in bunk room
Entertainment/storage area
Separate rear space for kids or guestsMany dealers marketed this model specifically as a luxury bunkhouse trailer.Outdoor kitchen
Power awning with LED lights
Exterior speakers
Pass-through storage
Black tank flush
Exterior utility center
30 lb propane tanks
Climate & Utilities
15,000 BTU A/C
35,000 BTU furnace
Gas/electric water heater
Tinted windows
Size & Weight
Spec Approximate
Length 38.5–39 ft
Dry weight ~8,800 lbs
GVWR 10,500 lbs
Hitch weight ~1,040 lbs
Fresh water 60 gal
Gray tank 76 gal
Black tank 38 galRecommendations🌲 Close to Beautiful State Parks & Outdoor AdventuresConveniently located near some of Ohio’s best outdoor destinations:Salt Fork State Park – Boating, fishing, hiking trails, beach, and scenic lake viewsMohican State Park – Canoeing, hiking, and breathtaking forest sceneryTappan Lake Park – Quiet lakeside camping and fishingAtwood Lake Park – Family-friendly swimming, boating, and trailsWhether you’re planning a weekend at the lake or a week in the woods, this camper is the perfect home base.Closest & Most Popular Near New Philadelphia
Wood's Tall Timber Resort — The main RV resort directly in New Philadelphia with full hookup RV sites, pull-through access, lake activities, cabins, laundry, and easy access to I-77. Good option for families or guests needing a comfortable reaccommodation stay.
Amish Country / Relaxed Resort Style
Evergreen Park — Popular for RV travelers visiting Amish Country. Offers pull-through sites, indoor pool, hot tubs, Wi-Fi, laundry, and year-round camping. About 25–30 minutes north of New Philadelphia.
Scenic Hills R V Park — Smaller and quieter RV park near Millersburg with scenic surroundings and good access to Holmes County attractions.
Family / Recreation Focused
Baylor Beach Park — RV camping combined with water-park style recreation, beaches, and mini golf. Better for summer family stays.
Lake Wapusun RV Resort — Larger destination RV resort with lake recreation and more resort amenities if guests are willing to stay farther from New Philadelphia.
Quiet or Extended-Stay Alternatives
Forest Hill Lake & Camp Ground — More low-key campground environment with open access and quieter camping atmosphere.
Shadow Lake RV Park & Campground — Rural campground option with spacious grounds and long-stay potential.For guests needing:Quick interstate access: Wood's Tall Timber Resort
Amish Country tourism: Evergreen Park
Family entertainment: Baylor Beach Park
Longer quiet stays: Shadow Lake RV Park & CampgroundBest RV Destinations Within 1–3 Hours
Amish Country Loop (Best relaxing drive)Stay around:Evergreen Park
Wood's Tall Timber ResortThis is the easiest and most popular RV trip near New Philadelphia. You’ll drive through rolling farmland, covered bridges, cheese shops, bakeries, and small towns like Berlin, Walnut Creek, and Sugarcreek.Great for:Slower scenic driving
Food stops and markets
Flea markets and antiques
Easy RV accessReddit travelers consistently recommend Amish Country for laid-back RV weekends, though hikers tend to prefer Hocking Hills for scenery.Hocking Hills State Park (Best nature trip)About 2.5 hours south.This is Ohio’s most recommended outdoor destination for RVers and hikers. Expect:Waterfalls
Gorge trails
Rock caves
Scenic byways
Forest campingPopular stops:Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Conkle’s HollowThe Hocking Hills Scenic Byway is especially RV-friendly and connects most major attractions.Ohio locals on Reddit overwhelmingly recommend Hocking Hills for the best scenery in the state.Cuyahoga Valley National Park (Best longer weekend trip)About 1.5–2 hours north.Great for:Bike trails
Waterfalls
Scenic train rides
Forest drives
Easier hikingImportant note: camping is not allowed inside the national park itself, but there are many nearby RV parks.Nearby RV options include:Streetsboro/Cleveland KOA
Evergreen Park RV ResortTravelers often combine Cuyahoga Valley with Cleveland lakefront stops or Amish Country.Guilford Lake State Park (Best quick weekend)About 1 hour east.Stay at:Guilford Lake State ParkGood for:Fishing
Kayaking
Quiet camping
Family RV weekendsThis is a much calmer alternative to the bigger tourist areas.Salt Fork State Park (Best all-around RV park experience)About 1 hour south.Salt Fork is one of Ohio’s largest state parks and a favorite among RVers because of:Large campsites
Boating
Swimming
Hiking
Wildlife viewingIt’s especially good for families and longer stays.Good Stops Around New Philadelphia ItselfWhile using New Philadelphia as your basecamp, check out:Schoenbrunn Village
Stark County Park District
Baylor Beach ParkThese are easy local day trips without moving the RV far.Suggested RV Itineraries
3-Day Easy Scenic LoopNew Philadelphia → Amish Country → Mohican area → back homeBest for:Couples
New RV owners
Relaxed driving
4–5 Day Nature TripNew Philadelphia → Hocking Hills → Wayne National Forest → returnBest for:Hiking
Photography
Boondocking-style travel
1-Week Ohio HighlightsNew Philadelphia → Cuyahoga Valley → Lake Erie → Hocking Hills → backBest mix of:Forests
Lakes
Scenic roads
Small townsOther things to noteA few things RVers often wish they knew before traveling around eastern and central Ohio:Road & Driving Notes
Amish Country roads can be narrow, hilly, and busy with horse-drawn buggies — especially around Berlin and Walnut Creek. Drive slower than GPS estimates.
Some backroads have low tree branches or tighter turns that are annoying for larger Class A rigs.
Cell service can get spotty in Hocking Hills and parts of Wayne National Forest.
Ohio weather changes quickly in spring/fall — heavy rain can make campground pads muddy.
Campground Realities
Hocking Hills books up months ahead for fall weekends.
Ohio state parks are usually clean and affordable, but many sites are older and less private than western RV parks.
Full hookups are less common at state parks; many are electric-only.
Many Amish Country campgrounds are quieter and more family-oriented than resort-style RV parks.
Fuel & Supplies
Fuel is easy to find near New Philadelphia, Dover, Canton, and along I-77.
Once you head into more rural areas, large truck-friendly gas stations become less frequent.
Stock groceries before heading into Hocking Hills or Wayne National Forest; prices and selection shrink quickly.Worthwhile Side TripsThese often get overlooked:Mohican State Park
Zoar Village
Marietta riverfront
Lake Erie wine country
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Ohio RV CultureOhio has a large RV/camping culture:Many campgrounds have seasonal campers all summer.
Campfires and golf carts are basically part of the culture.
Small-town diners and local ice cream spots are often the best stops.
2020 Keystone Outback 340BH – Spacious Family Bunkhouse Travel Trailer
Linens are included for a $200 fee.
Enjoy camping in comfort with this spacious 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH, a large family-friendly travel trailer designed to make every trip feel like home. At 39 feet long with three slide-outs, this unit provides a wide open living space that’s perfect for relaxing, cooking, and spending time together after a day of adventure.Inside, the trailer comfortably sleeps up to 9–10 people, making it ideal for families or group trips. The private front master bedroom features a comfortable queen bed with plenty of storage, while the rear bunkhouse offers additional beds and space for kids or guests. The sofa and dinette also convert into sleeping areas for extra flexibility.The center kitchen with island provides generous counter space and is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, and oven—everything you need to prepare meals on the road. The living area includes large panoramic windows, comfortable seating, a pop-up 50" TV, and an electric fireplace that creates a cozy atmosphere at night.Outside, you’ll enjoy a large 20-foot power awning, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of exterior storage for camping gear. The trailer is built for comfort in a variety of climates with 15,000 BTU air conditioning, a 35,000 BTU furnace, and a heated enclosed underbelly.With its spacious bunkhouse floorplan, modern amenities, and family-friendly design, the Outback 340BH is the perfect RV for weekend getaways, vacations, or extended camping trips.What's included• The 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH is a large bunkhouse travel trailer built for families and longer camping trips. It’s one of the more “glamping”-style Outbacks because it includes a separate bunk room, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and residential-style layout.Main Features Included
Front private queen bedroom
Rear bunkhouse
Sleeps 7–10 depending on setup
3 slide-outs
Large living/kitchen area
Sofa + dinette sleepers
Separate bunk room for kids/guestsA lot of renters liked the family-friendly floorplan and roomy interior.Kitchen & Living AreaLarge refrigerator (8 cu ft)
3-burner stove with oven
Microwave
Kitchen island
Deep single-basin sink
Solid-surface countertops
Pantry storage
Fireplace
HDTV
Bluetooth/DVD stereo system
USB charging ports
Large panoramic windows
Bunkhouse AreaMultiple bunks
Sofa in bunk room
Entertainment/storage area
Separate rear space for kids or guestsMany dealers marketed this model specifically as a luxury bunkhouse trailer.Outdoor kitchen
Power awning with LED lights
Exterior speakers
Pass-through storage
Black tank flush
Exterior utility center
30 lb propane tanks
Climate & Utilities
15,000 BTU A/C
35,000 BTU furnace
Gas/electric water heater
Tinted windows
Size & Weight
Spec Approximate
Length 38.5–39 ft
Dry weight ~8,800 lbs
GVWR 10,500 lbs
Hitch weight ~1,040 lbs
Fresh water 60 gal
Gray tank 76 gal
Black tank 38 galRecommendations🌲 Close to Beautiful State Parks & Outdoor AdventuresConveniently located near some of Ohio’s best outdoor destinations:Salt Fork State Park – Boating, fishing, hiking trails, beach, and scenic lake viewsMohican State Park – Canoeing, hiking, and breathtaking forest sceneryTappan Lake Park – Quiet lakeside camping and fishingAtwood Lake Park – Family-friendly swimming, boating, and trailsWhether you’re planning a weekend at the lake or a week in the woods, this camper is the perfect home base.Closest & Most Popular Near New Philadelphia
Wood's Tall Timber Resort — The main RV resort directly in New Philadelphia with full hookup RV sites, pull-through access, lake activities, cabins, laundry, and easy access to I-77. Good option for families or guests needing a comfortable reaccommodation stay.
Amish Country / Relaxed Resort Style
Evergreen Park — Popular for RV travelers visiting Amish Country. Offers pull-through sites, indoor pool, hot tubs, Wi-Fi, laundry, and year-round camping. About 25–30 minutes north of New Philadelphia.
Scenic Hills R V Park — Smaller and quieter RV park near Millersburg with scenic surroundings and good access to Holmes County attractions.
Family / Recreation Focused
Baylor Beach Park — RV camping combined with water-park style recreation, beaches, and mini golf. Better for summer family stays.
Lake Wapusun RV Resort — Larger destination RV resort with lake recreation and more resort amenities if guests are willing to stay farther from New Philadelphia.
Quiet or Extended-Stay Alternatives
Forest Hill Lake & Camp Ground — More low-key campground environment with open access and quieter camping atmosphere.
Shadow Lake RV Park & Campground — Rural campground option with spacious grounds and long-stay potential.For guests needing:Quick interstate access: Wood's Tall Timber Resort
Amish Country tourism: Evergreen Park
Family entertainment: Baylor Beach Park
Longer quiet stays: Shadow Lake RV Park & CampgroundBest RV Destinations Within 1–3 Hours
Amish Country Loop (Best relaxing drive)Stay around:Evergreen Park
Wood's Tall Timber ResortThis is the easiest and most popular RV trip near New Philadelphia. You’ll drive through rolling farmland, covered bridges, cheese shops, bakeries, and small towns like Berlin, Walnut Creek, and Sugarcreek.Great for:Slower scenic driving
Food stops and markets
Flea markets and antiques
Easy RV accessReddit travelers consistently recommend Amish Country for laid-back RV weekends, though hikers tend to prefer Hocking Hills for scenery.Hocking Hills State Park (Best nature trip)About 2.5 hours south.This is Ohio’s most recommended outdoor destination for RVers and hikers. Expect:Waterfalls
Gorge trails
Rock caves
Scenic byways
Forest campingPopular stops:Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Conkle’s HollowThe Hocking Hills Scenic Byway is especially RV-friendly and connects most major attractions.Ohio locals on Reddit overwhelmingly recommend Hocking Hills for the best scenery in the state.Cuyahoga Valley National Park (Best longer weekend trip)About 1.5–2 hours north.Great for:Bike trails
Waterfalls
Scenic train rides
Forest drives
Easier hikingImportant note: camping is not allowed inside the national park itself, but there are many nearby RV parks.Nearby RV options include:Streetsboro/Cleveland KOA
Evergreen Park RV ResortTravelers often combine Cuyahoga Valley with Cleveland lakefront stops or Amish Country.Guilford Lake State Park (Best quick weekend)About 1 hour east.Stay at:Guilford Lake State ParkGood for:Fishing
Kayaking
Quiet camping
Family RV weekendsThis is a much calmer alternative to the bigger tourist areas.Salt Fork State Park (Best all-around RV park experience)About 1 hour south.Salt Fork is one of Ohio’s largest state parks and a favorite among RVers because of:Large campsites
Boating
Swimming
Hiking
Wildlife viewingIt’s especially good for families and longer stays.Good Stops Around New Philadelphia ItselfWhile using New Philadelphia as your basecamp, check out:Schoenbrunn Village
Stark County Park District
Baylor Beach ParkThese are easy local day trips without moving the RV far.Suggested RV Itineraries
3-Day Easy Scenic LoopNew Philadelphia → Amish Country → Mohican area → back homeBest for:Couples
New RV owners
Relaxed driving
4–5 Day Nature TripNew Philadelphia → Hocking Hills → Wayne National Forest → returnBest for:Hiking
Photography
Boondocking-style travel
1-Week Ohio HighlightsNew Philadelphia → Cuyahoga Valley → Lake Erie → Hocking Hills → backBest mix of:Forests
Lakes
Scenic roads
Small townsOther things to noteA few things RVers often wish they knew before traveling around eastern and central Ohio:Road & Driving Notes
Amish Country roads can be narrow, hilly, and busy with horse-drawn buggies — especially around Berlin and Walnut Creek. Drive slower than GPS estimates.
Some backroads have low tree branches or tighter turns that are annoying for larger Class A rigs.
Cell service can get spotty in Hocking Hills and parts of Wayne National Forest.
Ohio weather changes quickly in spring/fall — heavy rain can make campground pads muddy.
Campground Realities
Hocking Hills books up months ahead for fall weekends.
Ohio state parks are usually clean and affordable, but many sites are older and less private than western RV parks.
Full hookups are less common at state parks; many are electric-only.
Many Amish Country campgrounds are quieter and more family-oriented than resort-style RV parks.
Fuel & Supplies
Fuel is easy to find near New Philadelphia, Dover, Canton, and along I-77.
Once you head into more rural areas, large truck-friendly gas stations become less frequent.
Stock groceries before heading into Hocking Hills or Wayne National Forest; prices and selection shrink quickly.Worthwhile Side TripsThese often get overlooked:Mohican State Park
Zoar Village
Marietta riverfront
Lake Erie wine country
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Ohio RV CultureOhio has a large RV/camping culture:Many campgrounds have seasonal campers all summer.
Campfires and golf carts are basically part of the culture.
Small-town diners and local ice cream spots are often the best stops.
Linens are included for a $200 fee.
Enjoy camping in comfort with this spacious 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH, a large family-friendly travel trailer designed to make every trip feel like home. At 39 feet long with three slide-outs, this unit provides a wide open living space that’s perfect for relaxing, cooking, and spending time together after a day of adventure.Inside, the trailer comfortably sleeps up to 9–10 people, making it ideal for families or group trips. The private front master bedroom features a comfortable queen bed with plenty of storage, while the rear bunkhouse offers additional beds and space for kids or guests. The sofa and dinette also convert into sleeping areas for extra flexibility.The center kitchen with island provides generous counter space and is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, and oven—everything you need to prepare meals on the road. The living area includes large panoramic windows, comfortable seating, a pop-up 50" TV, and an electric fireplace that creates a cozy atmosphere at night.Outside, you’ll enjoy a large 20-foot power awning, outdoor kitchen, and plenty of exterior storage for camping gear. The trailer is built for comfort in a variety of climates with 15,000 BTU air conditioning, a 35,000 BTU furnace, and a heated enclosed underbelly.With its spacious bunkhouse floorplan, modern amenities, and family-friendly design, the Outback 340BH is the perfect RV for weekend getaways, vacations, or extended camping trips.What's included• The 2020 Keystone Outback 340BH is a large bunkhouse travel trailer built for families and longer camping trips. It’s one of the more “glamping”-style Outbacks because it includes a separate bunk room, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, and residential-style layout.Main Features Included
Front private queen bedroom
Rear bunkhouse
Sleeps 7–10 depending on setup
3 slide-outs
Large living/kitchen area
Sofa + dinette sleepers
Separate bunk room for kids/guestsA lot of renters liked the family-friendly floorplan and roomy interior.Kitchen & Living AreaLarge refrigerator (8 cu ft)
3-burner stove with oven
Microwave
Kitchen island
Deep single-basin sink
Solid-surface countertops
Pantry storage
Fireplace
HDTV
Bluetooth/DVD stereo system
USB charging ports
Large panoramic windows
Bunkhouse AreaMultiple bunks
Sofa in bunk room
Entertainment/storage area
Separate rear space for kids or guestsMany dealers marketed this model specifically as a luxury bunkhouse trailer.Outdoor kitchen
Power awning with LED lights
Exterior speakers
Pass-through storage
Black tank flush
Exterior utility center
30 lb propane tanks
Climate & Utilities
15,000 BTU A/C
35,000 BTU furnace
Gas/electric water heater
Tinted windows
Size & Weight
Spec Approximate
Length 38.5–39 ft
Dry weight ~8,800 lbs
GVWR 10,500 lbs
Hitch weight ~1,040 lbs
Fresh water 60 gal
Gray tank 76 gal
Black tank 38 galRecommendations🌲 Close to Beautiful State Parks & Outdoor AdventuresConveniently located near some of Ohio’s best outdoor destinations:Salt Fork State Park – Boating, fishing, hiking trails, beach, and scenic lake viewsMohican State Park – Canoeing, hiking, and breathtaking forest sceneryTappan Lake Park – Quiet lakeside camping and fishingAtwood Lake Park – Family-friendly swimming, boating, and trailsWhether you’re planning a weekend at the lake or a week in the woods, this camper is the perfect home base.Closest & Most Popular Near New Philadelphia
Wood's Tall Timber Resort — The main RV resort directly in New Philadelphia with full hookup RV sites, pull-through access, lake activities, cabins, laundry, and easy access to I-77. Good option for families or guests needing a comfortable reaccommodation stay.
Amish Country / Relaxed Resort Style
Evergreen Park — Popular for RV travelers visiting Amish Country. Offers pull-through sites, indoor pool, hot tubs, Wi-Fi, laundry, and year-round camping. About 25–30 minutes north of New Philadelphia.
Scenic Hills R V Park — Smaller and quieter RV park near Millersburg with scenic surroundings and good access to Holmes County attractions.
Family / Recreation Focused
Baylor Beach Park — RV camping combined with water-park style recreation, beaches, and mini golf. Better for summer family stays.
Lake Wapusun RV Resort — Larger destination RV resort with lake recreation and more resort amenities if guests are willing to stay farther from New Philadelphia.
Quiet or Extended-Stay Alternatives
Forest Hill Lake & Camp Ground — More low-key campground environment with open access and quieter camping atmosphere.
Shadow Lake RV Park & Campground — Rural campground option with spacious grounds and long-stay potential.For guests needing:Quick interstate access: Wood's Tall Timber Resort
Amish Country tourism: Evergreen Park
Family entertainment: Baylor Beach Park
Longer quiet stays: Shadow Lake RV Park & CampgroundBest RV Destinations Within 1–3 Hours
Amish Country Loop (Best relaxing drive)Stay around:Evergreen Park
Wood's Tall Timber ResortThis is the easiest and most popular RV trip near New Philadelphia. You’ll drive through rolling farmland, covered bridges, cheese shops, bakeries, and small towns like Berlin, Walnut Creek, and Sugarcreek.Great for:Slower scenic driving
Food stops and markets
Flea markets and antiques
Easy RV accessReddit travelers consistently recommend Amish Country for laid-back RV weekends, though hikers tend to prefer Hocking Hills for scenery.Hocking Hills State Park (Best nature trip)About 2.5 hours south.This is Ohio’s most recommended outdoor destination for RVers and hikers. Expect:Waterfalls
Gorge trails
Rock caves
Scenic byways
Forest campingPopular stops:Old Man’s Cave
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Conkle’s HollowThe Hocking Hills Scenic Byway is especially RV-friendly and connects most major attractions.Ohio locals on Reddit overwhelmingly recommend Hocking Hills for the best scenery in the state.Cuyahoga Valley National Park (Best longer weekend trip)About 1.5–2 hours north.Great for:Bike trails
Waterfalls
Scenic train rides
Forest drives
Easier hikingImportant note: camping is not allowed inside the national park itself, but there are many nearby RV parks.Nearby RV options include:Streetsboro/Cleveland KOA
Evergreen Park RV ResortTravelers often combine Cuyahoga Valley with Cleveland lakefront stops or Amish Country.Guilford Lake State Park (Best quick weekend)About 1 hour east.Stay at:Guilford Lake State ParkGood for:Fishing
Kayaking
Quiet camping
Family RV weekendsThis is a much calmer alternative to the bigger tourist areas.Salt Fork State Park (Best all-around RV park experience)About 1 hour south.Salt Fork is one of Ohio’s largest state parks and a favorite among RVers because of:Large campsites
Boating
Swimming
Hiking
Wildlife viewingIt’s especially good for families and longer stays.Good Stops Around New Philadelphia ItselfWhile using New Philadelphia as your basecamp, check out:Schoenbrunn Village
Stark County Park District
Baylor Beach ParkThese are easy local day trips without moving the RV far.Suggested RV Itineraries
3-Day Easy Scenic LoopNew Philadelphia → Amish Country → Mohican area → back homeBest for:Couples
New RV owners
Relaxed driving
4–5 Day Nature TripNew Philadelphia → Hocking Hills → Wayne National Forest → returnBest for:Hiking
Photography
Boondocking-style travel
1-Week Ohio HighlightsNew Philadelphia → Cuyahoga Valley → Lake Erie → Hocking Hills → backBest mix of:Forests
Lakes
Scenic roads
Small townsOther things to noteA few things RVers often wish they knew before traveling around eastern and central Ohio:Road & Driving Notes
Amish Country roads can be narrow, hilly, and busy with horse-drawn buggies — especially around Berlin and Walnut Creek. Drive slower than GPS estimates.
Some backroads have low tree branches or tighter turns that are annoying for larger Class A rigs.
Cell service can get spotty in Hocking Hills and parts of Wayne National Forest.
Ohio weather changes quickly in spring/fall — heavy rain can make campground pads muddy.
Campground Realities
Hocking Hills books up months ahead for fall weekends.
Ohio state parks are usually clean and affordable, but many sites are older and less private than western RV parks.
Full hookups are less common at state parks; many are electric-only.
Many Amish Country campgrounds are quieter and more family-oriented than resort-style RV parks.
Fuel & Supplies
Fuel is easy to find near New Philadelphia, Dover, Canton, and along I-77.
Once you head into more rural areas, large truck-friendly gas stations become less frequent.
Stock groceries before heading into Hocking Hills or Wayne National Forest; prices and selection shrink quickly.Worthwhile Side TripsThese often get overlooked:Mohican State Park
Zoar Village
Marietta riverfront
Lake Erie wine country
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Ohio RV CultureOhio has a large RV/camping culture:Many campgrounds have seasonal campers all summer.
Campfires and golf carts are basically part of the culture.
Small-town diners and local ice cream spots are often the best stops.
Quick summary
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Spacious enough for 10, this luxury bunkhouse is ideal for family glamping.
Enjoy separate spaces: kids' private bunkhouse, adults' queen master suite.
Outdoor kitchen, power awning, and fireplace create unforgettable family fun.
Dual A/C/heat and a stocked kitchen ensure comfortable, easy, year-round adventures.
2020 Keystone RV Keystone Outback 340bh
Length
38 ft
38 ft
Gross Weight
10,500 lbs
10,500 lbs
Hitch Weight
1,040 lbs
1,040 lbs
Receiver
Not provided
Not provided
Brake Controller
Not provided
Not provided
Sleeping arrangements
6 beds
Queen bed
1
1
Twin beds
3
3
Full beds
2
2
Host add-ons
dump fee
Pet Deposit
pet fee
Pet Fee
"EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle" Luxury travel trailer with Bunkhouse
Dates
Features
2020 Keystone RV Keystone Outback 340bh
- Sleeps 10
- Fresh water: 38 gal
- Gray water: 70 gal
- Black water: 76 gal
- Propane capacity: 60 lbs
- Gross weight: 10,500 lbs
- Sleeps 10
- Fresh water: 38 gal
- Gray water: 70 gal
- Black water: 76 gal
- Propane capacity: 60 lbs
- Gross weight: 10,500 lbs
Amenities
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
- Linens included
- Toilet
- Inside shower
- Outside shower
- Bathroom sink
- Toilet paper
- Hot water
- Water hookup
- Electric hookup (50 Amps)
Nearby places to stay
New Philadelphia, OH • Exact location provided after booking
1. Jellystone Park™ Clay's Resort
North Lawrence, OH • 28 miles away
2. Rocky Fork Ranch
Kimbolton, OH • 19 miles away
3. Jellystone Park™ Akron-Canton
Uniontown, OH • 35 miles away
4. Lake Wapusun RV Resort
Shreve, OH • 39 miles away
5. Wally World Riverside Resort
Loudonville, OH • 40 miles away
Availability and RV fit not guaranteed. Please verify directly with campgrounds before booking.
New Philadelphia, OH • Exact location provided after booking
Rules and policies
Rules of the Road: We hope you'd treat our RV the same way you'd treat your own vehicle. First and foremost, don't do anything illegal or that might get you or someone else hurt. This includes climbing on the roof of the RV. Also, there is a strict no smoking policy that must be adhered to. If evidence of smoking inside the rental is found, MCR reserves the right to charge up to $750 to PROPERLY clean, treat and disinfect. If you prefer to pick up or return an RV earlier or later than scheduled on your reservation an additional fee will be applied if that time is available. If If you're towing or driving an RV then you must dump/empty the septic before return. You should bring the unit back cleaned from your trip or additional fees apply. All drivable rentals include partial free mileage. If you go over your contracted amount, you will be charged per mile. Renters must be 25 years of age or older and hold a valid driver's license. We do not give refunds for early returns. Please be aware the protection package purchased is for the rental reservation period is an excess policy. This means a claim must be filed with the renter’s primary auto insurance carrier first to see if coverage is available through their personal auto policy. If your carrier denies the claim, then Outdoorsy protection plan purchased by the renter would then be updated as the primary coverage for this claim. Renters must purchase an insurance coverage option with their reservation. Here are our contract terms: [URL removed] Burning man is not allowed, Insurance will not cover the vehicle at this event. Please ask first. Be safe and enjoy trip!!
Rules of the Road: We hope you'd treat our RV the same way you'd treat your own vehicle. First and foremost, don't do anything illegal or that might get you or someone else hurt. This includes climbing on the roof of the RV. Also, there is a strict no smoking policy that must be adhered to. If evidence of smoking inside the rental is found, MCR reserves the right to charge up to $750 to PROPERLY clean, treat and disinfect. If you prefer to pick up or return an RV earlier or later than scheduled on your reservation an additional fee will be applied if that time is available. If If you're towing or driving an RV then you must dump/empty the septic before return. You should bring the unit back cleaned from your trip or additional fees apply. All drivable rentals include partial free mileage. If you go over your contracted amount, you will be charged per mile. Renters must be 25 years of age or older and hold a valid driver's license. We do not give refunds for early returns. Please be aware the protection package purchased is for the rental reservation period is an excess policy. This means a claim must be filed with the renter’s primary auto insurance carrier first to see if coverage is available through their personal auto policy. If your carrier denies the claim, then Outdoorsy protection plan purchased by the renter would then be updated as the primary coverage for this claim. Renters must purchase an insurance coverage option with their reservation. Here are our contract terms: [URL removed] Burning man is not allowed, Insurance will not cover the vehicle at this event. Please ask first. Be safe and enjoy trip!!
- 3 PM start time
11 AM end time - Pet friendly
- Music festival friendly
- No tailgating
- No smoking
- No generator
Cancellation: Strict
Meet your host, Fireside RV Rental
Member since 2016 • Dealer
At Fireside, we love renting our RVs to give our customers the opportunity to experience some of the most breathtaking destinations across the country in a whole new way. Whether you're exploring scenic mountains, stunning coastlines, or serene lakes, we’re here to help you make the most of your adventure. And if you prefer to skip the hassle of setup, we offer convenient delivery and setup services, so you can simply arrive and start enjoying your vacation.
At Fireside, we love renting our RVs to give our customers the opportunity to experience some of the most breathtaking destinations across the country in a whole new way. Whether you're exploring scenic mountains, stunning coastlines, or serene lakes, we’re here to help you make the most of your adventure. And if you prefer to skip the hassle of setup, we offer convenient delivery and setup services, so you can simply arrive and start enjoying your vacation.
