Quincy, Ohio, draws RV campers for its serene rural escape near Rocky Fork State Park's vast lake and trails. One standout park, Oakdale Campground, starts at just $14 per night. Base your rig here to fish Paint Creek, boat the lake, and savor small-town diners on Main Street.
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Quincy nestles in Highland County along Paint Creek's gentle banks. Farmers till rich soil here. Rocky Fork State Park sprawls 10 miles north with a 2,080-acre lake for boating and swimming. Hikers tackle 13 miles of wooded trails. Stroll Quincy's Main Street past the old post office and Methodist church. Catch the Highland County Fair in August for rides, livestock shows, and pie contests.
Oakdale Campground anchors RV stays in Quincy. Rates begin at $14/night for basic sites. Budget travelers snag pull-through spots with electric hookups. Families pitch tents amid open fields perfect for kids. Anglers launch kayaks nearby into Paint Creek for catfish and bass.
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Quincy, Ohio, shines for its peaceful farms along Paint Creek and access to Rocky Fork State Park. This tiny village of 400 souls hosts friendly locals who farm corn and raise livestock. Campers flock here to escape cities and launch into lake adventures or trail hikes just minutes away. The Highland County Fair adds summer excitement with demolition derbies and blue-ribbon pies.
Oakdale Campground tops the list right in Quincy. This budget gem starts at $14/night with electric sites and open spaces. Pull up for easy access to Rocky Fork State Park's boating ramps 10 miles north and Paint Creek fishing holes nearby.
Yes, Oakdale Campground welcomes pets on all sites. Leash rules keep things safe amid open fields where dogs roam freely. Owners love the proximity to Rocky Fork State Park's pet trails, just 10 miles away for leashed walks along the lake.