Hidden Hill Campground

While camping at Hidden Hill Campground, you'll be near several natural areas to explore. Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve is 15 minutes' drive southeast of the campground and consists of over four miles of stone formations along the river, where you can walk, take amazing photographs, and enjoy breathtaking views. Hiking and bicycling through the area is a popular recreational activity, as well as nature observing, wildlife watching, and bird watching. This area was used by Native Americans and later by European settlers. You can still see abandoned tunnels, railroads, and occasional waterfalls while exploring the park.

Powelson Wildlife Area is approximately half an hour's drive east of your campsite at Hidden Hill Campground. When visiting the area, you can enjoy the beautiful views of rolling hills and woodland. The park is located near the Muskingum River and offers excellent fishing opportunities. Some of the fish species you can catch here include catfish, smallmouth bass, bluegills, black and white crappies, walleye, muskellunge, and many more. Hunters can find squirrels, raccoons, and cottontail rabbits. Hiking, wildlife watching, and bird watching are other popular pastimes at Powelson Wildlife Area.

About 40 minutes' drive northeast of Hidden Hill Campground is the Woodbury Wildlife Area. This beautiful natural space is an important habitat for many animal and fish species, with dozens of wetland areas and over 100 ponds. Some of the animals you can find here include deer, squirrels, rabbits, turkeys, different kinds of songbirds, and fish species like bass, bluegills, redear sunfish, and channel catfish. In addition to fishing and hunting, you can also enjoy archery and the shooting range. Other activities that are popular in the park include wildlife watching, hiking, and bird watching.

When you rent an RV in Licking County, you can enjoy all kinds of activities, including visiting wineries, golf courses, small towns, and other attractions. Robbins Hunter Museum is in Granville. It's a beautiful small museum you can visit when passing through the area. It is located in the beautiful Avery-Downer House, and here you can see a collection of 19th-century furniture, clothing, and personal items of the house's residents. You can also see many beautiful antiques and artworks here, collected by the former residents over the years.

The Webb House Museum is located in Newark. This beautiful residential building was constructed in 1907 by Frank Camden Webb and features stunning Arts and Crafts architecture. The house has a wonderful collection of antiques, artworks, and furniture from the beginning of the 20th century. When Mrs. Webb died, she left the house to the historical society, with all the valuable objects to be displayed and preserved. Here you can see many family photographs, china, silver, glass, and so much more.

Newark has many interesting historic locations that you can see when RV camping nearby, including The Licking County Historic Jail. This historic jail was built in 1889 by the architect C. W. Yost and is open to visitors year-round. Here you can see historic jail cells, furniture, scary rooms, and a collection of documents and photographs. While you are here, you can join a paranormal tour of the site. It's believed that this castle-like jail is haunted, and it attracts ghost hunters from all around the United States.