Toledo East / Stony Ridge KOA

The Great Outdoors

When you rent an RV near Toledo East/Stony Ridge KOA, you can take your rig in nearly any direction to find some sort of recreation area or natural space to enjoy. Northern Ohio surprises many first-time visitors who leave completely dazzled by the lovely state and metro parks like Maumee Bay State Park. Both Maumee Bay State Park and Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge combine to create a large natural space where vacationers may relax, hike, swim, and more. You can stay at a large luxury resort or a natural rustic campground near the water when you bring your RV rental to this incredible recreation space in northern Ohio.Farther to the east on the Marblehead Peninsula, you can visit some other special parks, like Kelleys Island State Park on Kelleys Island or East Harbor State Park which enjoys some magnificent views of Lake Erie. East Harbor State Park has its very own marina, camping areas, fishing spots, beaches, hiking trails, and a disc golf course by the waterfront. Kelleys Island State Park is home to an old island quarry, surrounded by a rich network of natural trails that offer stunning vantage points from cliff tops above Lake Erie.If you haven't had your fill of Lake Erie, you can try one of Michigan’s parks along the lake, about an hour's drive north of Toledo. You can stroll along the sandy beaches, swim in human-made lagoons, go boating or fishing, and camp out in your campervan rental when you decide to make it a multi-state trip. If you feel the urge to see a national park during your travels, Cuyahoga Valley National Park by Cleveland is a breathtaking paradise lost in the lush forests surrounding the fertile, riparian habitats of the Cuyahoga River.

Exploring the City

Stony Ridge is not a big-city destination, but nearby Toledo makes for some amazing sightseeing and nightlife when you want to immerse yourself in civilization once again. Toledo is often overlooked in favor of other urban spreads like Cincinnati or Cleveland, though it's really a lovely city with lots to see. On the banks of the Maumee River, The National Museum of the Great Lakes is a fantastic place to visit on a rainy day, where you can learn about the nautical and navigational history of the Great Lakes, from treacherous shipwrecks to the first explorers who mapped the lakes.The Toledo Zoo is great for people of all ages, but children especially seem to have a blast circling through the park looking for their favorite animals. Over 500 animal species live in the Toledo Zoo, but the hippopotamus enclosure half-submerged for above and below water viewing is unlike anything in the world. Other fantastic exhibits include an aquarium, Kingdom of the Apes, the Reptile House, and Penguin Beach. Various events are held throughout the year at Toledo Zoo, so check the calendar to find out what's going during your visit.Don’t miss out on the Toledo Museum of Art when you rent an RV near Toledo East/Stony Ridge KOA. This legendary institution features everything from prehistoric art to impressionist masterpieces. This enchanting art space has massive sculptures, blown glass exhibits, and knowledgeable guides to lead you on an educational and fascinating trip through the area.