Bainbridge, Ohio, lures RV campers with Paint Creek's winding waters and Pike Lake's wooded shores. Seven parks in our directory start as low as $26 a night, positioning you steps from hiking trails and fishing spots. Pitch your tent or rig here to chase sunsets over the creek and wake to deer in the mist.
Bainbridge nestles in Ross County's rolling hills, where Paint Creek State Park dominates with 1,300 acres of lakefront and timbered trails. Anglers hook bass from rocky points along State Route 41. Families picnic at Rocky Fork State Park nearby, while the Highland County Fair in August packs the fairgrounds with blue-ribbon pies and tractor pulls. Stargazers scan clear skies above the dam.
Paint Creek State Park draws families to its $27/night sites hugging the reservoir. Pike Lake State Park fits groups with showers, 50-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station from $26/night. L B Camping suits off-grid seekers craving quiet fields. Paint Creek Dam Site offers bare-bones spots for budget solo travelers parked near the spillway.
Bainbridge shines for Paint Creek State Park and Pike Lake State Park. These spots offer hiking, fishing, and boating amid Ross County's hills. The Highland County Fair packs fairgrounds each August with livestock shows, rides, and local crafts, drawing crowds from Chillicothe and beyond. Trails along State Route 41 reveal hidden waterfalls after rains.
Find seven RV parks near Bainbridge, including Paint Creek State Park, Pike Lake State Park, L B Camping, and Paint Creek Dam Site. Paint Creek sites start at $27/night by the reservoir; Pike Lake offers showers and 50-amp from $26 along Pike Lake Road. All sit within 10 miles of town center off US-50.
Pike Lake State Park has a dump station plus showers and 50-amp hookups. This park on Pike Lake Road serves RVers emptying tanks after lake days. Paint Creek Dam Site provides basic dumping near the spillway for quick stops. Most parks handle modern rigs with on-site facilities.
