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Launch Ohio State Parks Guide (Pdf) 2019 • 2020 Welcome to Marblehead Lighthouse State Park State Lighthouse Marblehead ohio PVWM2019_OH.indd 1 Acreage Day Use Boating Overnight Facilities Ohio State Parks showcase the state’s scenic beauty, and provide more than 1,000 miles of forest trails and 70 sparkling lakes where visitors can hike, bike, boat, swim, fish, hunt or enjoy your Ohio State Parks just relax and enjoy nature. Our parks also feature special events and celebrations of Ohio’s heritage, educational programs and alternative recreational facilities like golf courses, disc Map Grid Location Map There’s Nothing Better! golf courses, archery ranges and more. The parks are open year-round and admission is parks! Ohio State Parks Land Available Water Golf Disc Ranges Driving Ranges Archery Dog Parks Fishing Hunting (miles) Hiking Trails (miles) Trails Bridle Hiking Permitted Biking Mountain (miles) Trails Picnicking Shelterhouses Swimming Restaurant Golf Course Rental Boat Speed Limits Fuel Docks Ramps Cabins Lodge Campground Sites Total w/ Electricity Sites Hook-up Sites Full Showers Toilets Flush Group Camp Rentals Getaway Camp Equestrian Camping Boat Park Office Telephone FREE. Learn more about your Ohio State Parks at ohiostateparks.org. NORTHWEST Catawba Island State Park F1 10 L Erie • •R UNL • (419) 734-4424 East Harbor State Park F1 1831 L Erie • • • † 10 •R• UNL •••• 586 354 51 •••• (419) 734-4424 Grand Lake St. Marys State Park B4 591 13,500 ••• •R • § UNL • • • 7 • 200 149 33 ••••• (419) 394-3611 Harrison Lake State Park B1 142 105 •••† 3.5 •R • §• NW •• 177 145 ••• (419) 237-2593 PEN CONNEAUT Independence Dam State Park B2 525 River • 3 •R UNL •• 25 (419) 956-1368 North Kingsville Indian Lake State Park C4 800 5000 • • • • • 7 3P •R• UNL ••• 453 410 43 •••• (937) 843-2717 Geneva SP Kelleys Island State Park F1 677 L Erie •• 11 10 ••• UNL • 2 • 129 49 35 •• ◊ •• (419) 746-2546 ASHTABULA N. A B C D E F G H J K North L M Kiser Lake State Park C5 531 396 • • † 7 10 •R•• NMP •• 72 20 •• (937) 843-2717 Perry 20 7 Pelee Island Geneva Lake Loramie State Park B5 407 843 • • • • 8 •R•• UNL • • 3 • 172 137 20 •••• (419) 394-3611 Canada Mentor-on- Headlands INDIANA Maumee North Bass 90 45 MICHIGAN Island SP the-Lake Beach SP Jefferson Marblehead Lighthouse State Park F1 13 L Erie • • (419) 734-4424 Harrison Metamora SYLVANIA Bay SP Middle Bass Island SP PAINESVILLE Mary Jane Thurston State Park C2 105 River •• 3 2.5 •R • UNL ••• 39 23 •• (419) 832-7662 Pioneer Lake SP Put-in-Bay ∆ OHIO 20 Rossford TOLEDO L A E EASTLAKE MENTOR Rock Creek PYMATUNING South Bass Island/ K E E R I RESERVOIR Maumee Bay State Park D1 1336 57, L Erie ••• ∆ 10 6P •••••• UNL •• 24 •• 249 249 ••• (419) 836-7758 Magee Marsh State Oak Point SP WILLOWICK Andover 80 TOLL Northwood WILLOUGHBY 6 Wildife Area Kelleys Island SP EUCLID Middle Bass Island State Park F1 141 L Erie • • UNL •••• 20 (419) 734-4424 Montpelier Goll Woods SNP Catawba Island SP Pymatuning SP Edon 20A MAUMEE PERRYSBURG EAST Chardon North Bass Island State Park F1 593 L Erie •• • UNL 1 • 3 (419) 734-4424 P Wauseon East Harbor SP AVON CLEVELAND 1 LAKE 322 Orwell Simons Archbold Whitehouse Genoa Port Clinton 2 Marblehead CLEVELAND CLEVELAND HEIGHTS Oak Point State Park F1 1 L Erie • • UNL • (419) 734-4424 Waterville 108 LAKEWOOD Edgerton Bryan Marblehead Lighthouse SP SHAKER HEIGHTS Middlefield South Bass Island State Park F1 33 L Erie • •R• UNL •• 127 51 10 •• • (419) 734-4424 LORAIN GARFIELD Gustavus ◊ Woodville SANDUSKY NORTH Punderson SP Mary Jane 199 VERMILION HEIGHTS 11 Van Buren State Park D3 296 45 ••• → 7 12 3 • R EMO •• 62 26 ••• (419) 832-7662 BOWLING Lindsey P OLMSTED PARMA MAPLE HEIGHTS Thurston SP GREEN Sheldon Marsh SNP AMHERST BEDFORD Ney Napoleon TOLL 6 SOLON NORTHEAST 2 HURON 2 ELYRIA Cortland 108 Weston 44 Nelson 127 15 24 6 FREMONT TWINSBURG Orangeville Beaver Creek State Park M4 2722 River ••• 10 23 10 • 2 • 109 6 •• (330) 385-3091 Bradner Parkertown 80 AURORA DEFIANCE 75 Clyde Olsen SNP STRONGSVILLE Kennedy SP 7 Hicksville Sherwood Custar P Oberlin Garrettsville Findley State Park H2 838 93 • • ∆ † 16 11.2 •R•• EMO •• 257 91 15 •••• (440) 647-0534 23 Bellevue Grafton TOLL Holgate Burgoon Wakeman Jerry City Green Springs 20 BRUNSWICK Peninsula Eagle Creek SNP P 422 Mosquito Lake SP Geneva State Park L1 698 L Erie • • • 8 2P •R•• UNL ••• 12 •• 99 88 4 • • • (440) 466-8400 12 53 NORWALK 2 Independence Deshler NORTH 5 Newton WARREN 18 ROYALTON Guilford Lake State Park L4 93 396 • ∆ † 0.5 •R•• 10 hp ••• 40 40 •• (330) 222-1712 Antwerp Dam SP North Baltimore 4 Wellington STOW West Branch SP Falls NILES FOSTORIA 18 80 Headlands Beach State Park K1 120 L Erie • 2 1.5P •R• UNL (440) 466-8400 15 250 KENT Hubbard ∆ Paulding Findley SP MEDINA CUYAHOGA FALLS Munroe Falls RAVENNA Van Buren SP Arcadia TIFFIN Craig Beach YOUNGSTOWN Jefferson Lake State Park M4 962 17 •• 15 16 ••• EMO •• 51 5 (740) 765-4459 Continental Leipsic North Fairfield TALLMADGE Payne New London AKRON Lake Milton SP Lake Milton State Park L3 1006 1685 • • • 2 6 • R • • UNL ••• (330) 654-4989 New Riegel Bloomville Willard Wingfoot Lake SP STRUTHERS FINDLAY 224 Greenwich BARBERTON Canfield Malabar Farm State Park G4 875 3 • 10 7 • R • 1 • 15 • (419) 892-2784 Haviland Grover Hill Ottawa 199 WADSWORTH 224 Atwater New Kalida Plymouth Middletown Vanlue West Salem Creston Portage Lakes SP Mohican State Park H4 1110 River • ∆ 8 ∆ 25 •R§• 25 •• 185 99 51 •••• (419) 994-5125 15 Carey Sycamore Rittman Sebring 14 76 TOLL 224 Mount Cory 71 GREEN Hartville Mosquito Lake State Park M2 2483 7850 ••• • ∆ 7 10 •R•• UNL •••• 230 214 15 •••• (330) 637-2856 Convoy Ottoville Clinton NORTH 3 53 4 Tiro 13 62 ALLIANCE SALEM Bluffton Arlington Lattasburg 77 CANTON Columbiana Nelson Kennedy State Park L2 167 0 3 • (330) 654-4989 VAN WERT Shelby Leetonia ASHLAND 3 585 Portage Lakes State Park J3 411 2034 • • • † 8 •R•• 400 hp •• (330) 644-2220 Delphos 30 Orrville Louisville Homeworth East Palestine 309 Forest Upper BUCYRUS Jeromesville WOOSTER Guilford Lake SP 7 Punderson State Park L2 741 150 •••• 10 •R•••• EMO •• 26 •• 163 149 20 ••• (440) 564-2279 Elida Crestline Ontario MASSILLON CANTON Ohio City 75 Sandusky 30 Ada MANSFIELD 30 Lisbon Pymatuning State Park M1 3512 14,000 • • • 2 •R•• 20 hp •• 56 • 373 334 38 •• (440) 293-6030 LIMA 4 GALION P 309 Sheepskin Hollow SNP Spencerville Grant Malabar Farm SP Brewster 43 Minerva 9 West Branch State Park L2 5379 2650 ••• • 14 20 12 •R•• UNL •••• 202 155 29 •••• (330) 654-4989 McGUFFEY Morral Harrod Lexington 3 Shreve Fredericksburg Beaver Creek SP Wingfoot Lake State Park K3 121 444 ∆ • ∆ •• ∆ 1 •R • UNL • (330) 628-4720 Cridersville Kenton Waynesburg CHATTANOOGA 309 83 Salineville 33 309 Meeker Caledonia Loudonville CENTRAL Shauck Bellville 800 43 Wellsville 4 Strasburg EAST 68 La Rue MARION Millersburg Alum Creek State Park F5 4630 3387 ••• • ∆ 14 38 14 ••••• UNL •••• 301 250 24 ••••• (740) 548-4631 CELINA Saint Marys Wapakoneta Roundhead Mount Carrollton LIVERPOOL 29 Grand Lake Gilead Mohican SP New Green Camp Jelloway 39 NEW A.W. Marion State Park E7 310 145 • • 6 10 •R • EMO ••• 57 28 •• (740) 869-3124 St. Marys SP Lakeview PHILADELPHIA Bergholz Cumberland Montezuma Indian Lake SP Mount Gilead SP Killbuck DOVER Buckeye Lake State Park G6 176 3100 •† 4.1 4.1 •R• UNL ••• • (740) 467-2690 Coldwater Russells Point Prospect 42 71 Fredericktown Gann RoswellJefferson Lake SP Toronto Rushsylvania 83 Deer Creek State Park E7 2337 1277 •• • • 9 17 •••••• UNL ••• 25 •• 224 227 ••••• (740) 869-3124 New Bremen 23 Danville ∆ ∆ Saint Henry Richwood 4 Bowerston Richmond Ashley Blissfield Delaware State Park E5 1686 1300 • ∆ • • ∆ 6 •R•• UNL •••• 202 202 •• ◊ • (740) 548-4631 Lake Loramie SP BELLEFONTAINE Delaware SP MOUNT VERNON Uhrichsville Maplewood Gambier 800 Jewett STEUBENVILLE Burkettsville 31 Gnadenhutten Madison Lake State Park E6 76 106 • † 1 ••• NW • (740) 869-3124 Fort Loramie 33 Magnetic 13 36 Nellie East Liberty Stillwater Mount Gilead State Park F4 181 32 • • 7 7 • R EMO • 2 • 58 36 22 ••• (740) 548-4631 De Graff Springs DELAWARE Centerburg 5 Rossburg SIDNEY 62 Bladensburg CLENDENING COSHOCTON Newcomerstown LAKE Cadiz Smithfield SOUTHWEST 127 West Liberty 36 Sunbury Hartford Utica 22 Versailles Rosewood MARYSVILLE Cooperdale 250 7 Adams Lake State Park D10 50 47 • 1∆ •R EMO •• 10 (937) 393-4284 Union City Lockington Alum Creek SP 16 Freeport Kiser Lake SP Tiltonsville Buck Creek State Park C6 1896 2120 • •• 9.5 10.5 •R• UNL ••• 26 • 114 92 •••• (937) 322-5284 PIQUA 3 37 Saint Louisville Powell Johnstown Kimbolton Flushing Martins Bradford Saint Paris 13 Caesar Creek State Park B7 3741 2830 •• ∆ 68.5 38 20 •R• UNL •••• 287 269 18 ••••• (513) 897-3055 URBANA DUBLIN WESTERVILLE Frazeysburg 60 Dresden Salt Fork SP Saint Ferry GREENVILLE Otsego Clairsville Cowan Lake State Park C8 1075 700 • • ∆ 6.5 •R•• 10 hp ••• 24 • 245 237 ••• (937) 382-1096 Mechanicsburg WORTHINGTON NEWARK Muskingum SP Fairview Christiansburg Granville P TOBOSO TROY 4 Blackhand Gorge SNP CAMBRIDGE 70 East Fork State Park C9 4870 2610 • • ∆ 73 52 9.6 •R•• UNL •• 393 370 23 •••• (513) 734-4323 HILLIARD GAHANNA HEATH Bellaire West Tremont City 16 Dillon SP Great Seal State Park F8 1862 • • 23 17 22 •R • 15 • (740) 887-4818 Arcanum COLUMBUS Barkcamp SP 6 49 Milton 75 Buck Creek SP WHITEHALL Barnesville Tipp City REYNOLDSBURG Byesville Jacobsburg Hueston Woods State Park A7 2936 625 •••••• 16 16 20 •R•••• NW ••• 37 •• 454 252 ••••• (513) 523-6347 New Carlisle SPRINGFIELD Buckeye Lake SP 40 ZANESVILLE Moundsville John Bryan State Park C7 752 River • • 10
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