New Richmond hugs the Ohio River's edge, drawing RVers for boating, fishing, and small-town history. Three standout parks await: River Days Campground from $49/night, Riverfront RV Park from $58/night, and River Pines. Park your rig here to launch kayaks from Front Street ramps, chase catfish at dawn, and wander Victorian-lined Main Street after dark.
New Richmond thrives as Ohio's riverfront village, birthplace of steamboat lore with grand homes on Main Street. Boat from public launches on Front Street. Hike trails at nearby East Fork State Park, just 10 miles north. Join locals for the Harvest Festival in October or fireworks over the water each summer. Anglers target bass and walleye right from shore.
River Days Campground fits families and anglers with affordable river access from $49/night. Riverfront RV Park draws boaters seeking pull-throughs and premium views starting at $58. River Pines suits big-rig owners with spacious sites numbered 0 through 3, all steps from the water. Each park stocks your base for day trips to Cincinnati, 25 miles west.
New Richmond stands out for its Ohio River frontage and Victorian historic district on Main Street. Festivals like the Harvest Festival pack Front Street each fall, while boat ramps buzz with anglers chasing bass. Proximity to East Fork State Park adds hiking and camping draws for outdoor lovers. Total river miles here span prime fishing spots.
River Days Campground, Riverfront RV Park, and River Pines cluster right in New Richmond along the Ohio River. River Days starts at $49/night with family sites. Riverfront offers waterfront views from $58, perfect for boaters on US-52. All provide full hookups near Front Street launches.
Yes, all three directory parks in New Richmond welcome pets on leashes. River Days Campground enforces quiet rules for furry friends. Riverfront RV Park adds fenced dog areas near the river. River Pines sites 0 through 3 offer grassy spots for walks, steps from trails.
