Xenia rules as Ohio's Bike Capital, with the Little Miami Scenic Trail slicing through town for epic rides. Five RV parks anchor your stay here, from $15 spots to full-service sites near fairgrounds and rivers. Camp in Xenia to pedal trails by day, catch Greene County Fair fireworks by night.
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Bikers flock to Xenia for the 78-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail that hugs the river through town. The Greene County Fairgrounds buzz each summer with rides, livestock shows, and demolition derbies that pack the stands. Downtown's Xenia Station, a restored 1897 depot, launches walks to murals and craft breweries on North Detroit Street. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base sits minutes north, drawing aviation buffs to its museum.
Green County Expo Center Campground pulls fair fans at $41 nightly, steps from the action. Caesar Ford Park Campground fits paddlers at $46, right on the Little Miami River. Budget campers and pet owners pick Jacoby Road Canoe Launch for $15 sites with campfires allowed. Old Town Reserve places you in historic heart. Groups book Narrows Reserve for pet-friendly spots with drinking water.
Xenia claims the title of Ohio's Bike Capital thanks to the Little Miami Scenic Trail. This paved path winds 78 miles through town and beyond, drawing cyclists nationwide. The Greene County Fair amplifies the vibe each July with rides, concerts, and tractor pulls at the expo center. Aviation history thrives nearby at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base museum.
Try Green County Expo Center Campground from $41, Caesar Ford Park from $46, Old Town Reserve, Jacoby Road Canoe Launch at $15, or Narrows Reserve. These five spots cluster around town, with river access at Caesar Ford and Jacoby, fair proximity at Expo Center, and group options at Narrows. All sit within 10 miles of downtown Xenia Station.
Yes, Jacoby Road Canoe Launch, Narrows Reserve, and Caesar Ford Park Campground welcome pets. Jacoby allows campfires too at $15 nightly. Narrows adds group sites and drinking water for furry companions on leashes.