Conceptual design of a back-in campsite 

Conceptual Design of a pull-through campsite 

RV Camping: Campsites are redesigned so each site is as level as possible with a concrete pad for RV and vehicle parking and an adjoining pad for outdoor living. Landscaping helps provide each campsite a feeling of its own defined space, providing a measure of privacy and separation.

Full hookup campsites have 50 – 75 amp electric service, water, sewer and picnic table. Partial hook-up sites will include 50 amp electric service, water and picnic table.

Secluded RV campsites are also available. These sites have intimate, wooded remote locations, setback from the lake and traffic. These sites feature 50 amp electric, water and picnic table.

Tent Camping: Tent campsites as well as primitive sites are situated in a comfortable setting, framed by the woods. This provides a feeling of being nestled into the landscape with amenities located nearby. Primitive campsites are generally remote with amenities nearby. Tent campsites include a square tent pad, parking for one vehicle, picnic table, pedestal grill and a fire ring.

Cabins: Cabins at many of our locations are available for rent and are being updated over the course of the Master Plan project. New design standards call for several different types of cabins which include larger cabins with common areas, fireplaces, hot tubs and decks allowing for different price points for park visitors.

MWCD Trails are a part of the campground and lands at each lake.

Trails: Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District may wish to expand the trail system to create signature facilities, capture opportunities to tie into the larger surrounding system, and strive to be both accessible and green. It may be possible to tie together the five lakes east of I-77, using both water and land trails.