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

Those looking to camp are able to camp directly in the state park RV campgrounds, which offers 173 large sites, many of which are shaded. The majority of the campsites are electric only. However, there are a few that offer full hookups if this is what you are looking for. Camping is available year-round and consists of paved roads and concrete pads. Showers, restrooms, and drinking water are available on-site, as is a playground and WiFi for paid camping guests. For those that rent an RV near Dillon State Park but don't want to camp directly in the camp, and favor a more resort-style campsite, another good option is the local Columbus KOA. This trusted camping company offers it all, including a large, seasonal pool, jump pads, and themed group activities. Staying here can be a lot of fun. As well as all the great things you can do, the park also has all the necessary amenities you'll need for a comfortable stay, including sites with 50 amp hookups, WiFi, cable TV, fire pits, and shower facilities.

The city of Columbus is easily drivable from Dillon State Park, making it a good option for a day trip for those craving a little urban life. There are plenty of attractions to keep Columbus campers of all ages and interests occupied, as well as a large number of shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. One of the most well-known family-friendly attraction is the Columbus Zoo. Get up close to some of the most incredible creatures from all over the globe, all the while learning a little more about them. Be sure to pick up a timetable events as you go in, so you won't miss out on the talks, feeding times, or other special events. Visitors with children should stop off at the Legoland Discovery Centre, just outside of town. Inside the center, you'll find ten different areas filled with activities such as a 4D cinema, a Lazer quest ride, a city play area, plus the chance to see the city of Columbus, including all of the famous landmarks, in miniature. As all attractions here are housed indoors, it makes for the perfect rainy-day activity. Another nearby town, this time on the smaller scale, is Zanesville. This is a lovely little town to explore, filled with smaller city parks and some interesting architecture. The town is also home to the Zanesville Museum of Art, which offers free admission to all. There is a large array of exhibits and collections in the museum, many of which rotate over time, so there will always be something new to see. Overall there are nearly 7000 paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, and decorative arts that span a range of cultures across the globe.