New Lexington, Ohio, draws RV campers to its coal mining roots and Appalachian hill country charm. Seven parks in our directory offer spots from $20 a night, perfect bases for fairground fun and trail hikes. Park your rig here to chase history on North Main Street and unwind by Moxahala Creek.
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New Lexington serves as Perry County's hub, home to the stately Perry County Courthouse on North Main Street. Coal miners built this town; the Coal Miners Memorial Park shares their gritty tales through plaques and photos. Every August, the Perry County Fairgrounds explode with tractor pulls, demolition derbies, and homemade jam contests that pack local families in tight.
RV camping thrives around New Lexington, with parks tailored to every style. Families flock to Perry Backwoods Campground for showers, a playground, dump station, and pet-friendly sites starting at $20/night. Remote workers pick Cole Valley Campground with its WiFi, from $68/night. Couples claim King's Cabins for electric hookups and pet welcomes at $40 to $150/night. Big-rig drivers love The Coal-Mine's pull-throughs and pet policies, $40 to $400/night. Hidden Gem Cabins & Adventures LLC lures thrill-seekers with rustic escapes.
New Lexington stands out for its coal mining history and Perry County Fair. The Coal Miners Memorial Park honors miners with stories and artifacts from underground days. Annual fair at the Perry County Fairgrounds brings rides, livestock judging, and local eats every August, drawing thousands from Ohio's hills.
RV parks near New Lexington include Cole Valley Campground, Perry Backwoods Campground, King's Cabins, The Coal-Mine, and Hidden Gem Cabins & Adventures LLC. These seven directory spots cluster within 20 miles, offering WiFi, showers, pull-throughs, and pet areas. Rates start at $20/night for budget stays.
Yes, Perry Backwoods, King's Cabins, and The Coal-Mine welcome pets at their sites. Perry Backwoods adds playgrounds and showers for family pets. King's provides electric hookups; The Coal-Mine features pull-throughs, all from $20 to $400/night in the Appalachian foothills.