RV rental Buck Creek State Park, OH: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Buck Creek State Park campers have over 100 campsites to choose from when booking their stay. Of those, 86 have electrical hookups at 30 amps; however, there are no water or sewer hookups on-site. Each site comes with a fire ring so the whole family can roast marshmallows and sing songs around the campfire. All sites are back-in only, and dump stations are available for RV rentals. In the campground, visitors have access to public toilets, hot showers, and a public beach. Wi-Fi isn't available in the park, and cell phone service is spotty, but that just makes it easier for guests camping at Buck Creek State Park to connect with the natural world around them. The park also provides basketball courts, laundry facilities, and even a camp store to stock up on your camping goodies.

In Champaign County, just outside the park, you’ll find the Cedar Bog State Natural Preserve. Explore all 428 acres of bogland and fall in love with the landscape. This area is perfect for birdwatching and observing the fen’s natural beauty. It's a nice mixture of wetlands, prairie, and bogs that contributes to the high diversity of the preserve’s insects, plants, and animals. If you come in during the right time of year, the fields will be speckled with wildflowers in bloom. Do you like corn? Who doesn’t like corn? Well, if you happen to be camping at Buck Creek State Park around the first week of September, make a point to head to South Vienna for their annual South Vienna Corn Festival. For a small town, South Vienna creates quite a buzz with this festival. One of the biggest events of the year, The Corn Festival hosts cook-offs, rides, games, contests, and live entertainment for all its guests to enjoy. While you’re there, South Vienna is also home to the Ohio Railway Museum. Since 1948, the Ohio Railway Museum has educated the masses and preserved the legacy of one of the building blocks of modern America. Learn all about the history and significance of the Ohio rail system. See these giant iron machines in their well-preserved state. Within 20 minutes of the park down Highway 40, you'll find a slew of gas stations at the ready. Fill up your tank, grab some snacks for the road, then maybe get some dinner at a local restaurant in Sunnyland. When it’s time to get back on the road, there are two major cities on either side of the park within one hour: Dayton to the west and Columbus to the east.