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    Is there any locations in the middle of the state or higher, rather than lower Ohio?
    I like big hammocks - I cannot like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HamMike View Post
    Hey Doc! Are ya goin to ceaser creek to hike? Let me know if ya want company.
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    with more words to allow me to post.
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    Geneva Hills (Just S. of Lancaster) has a lake for fishing and kayaking. Camping is $6.50/night. They accomodate groups, It might be a good jumping off point to Old Man's Cave, Burr Oak, etc.
    And HamMike, they have a Poollll!!!
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    OOPS, yea I forgot Hocking Hills. Great scenery, esp for Ohio. Do they allow camping in the woods there? Has been over 30 years since I was in the area.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doctari View Post
    OOPS, yea I forgot Hocking Hills. Great scenery, esp for Ohio. Do they allow camping in the woods there? Has been over 30 years since I was in the area.
    I think it is in designated spots only for Hocking Hills. IDK for sure.
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    was just at hocking last month. stayed at the state park.
    they have both a "main campground" that IMO is blown out and not worth it.
    (but it depends what you're looking for)
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    .. they also have "primitive hike-in" grounds... about 30 or so sites, offering more seclusion and tranquility, most with "the perfect trees". this is where i stayed and it was pretty cool for not being "on the trail".

    there's almost too much to choose from really- but its one of ohio's gem's--(when its not insanely busy)
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    Quote Originally Posted by rip waverly View Post
    was just at hocking last month. stayed at the state park.
    they have both a "main campground" that IMO is blown out and not worth it.
    (but it depends what you're looking for)
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    .. they also have "primitive hike-in" grounds... about 30 or so sites, offering more seclusion and tranquility, most with "the perfect trees". this is where i stayed and it was pretty cool for not being "on the trail".

    there's almost too much to choose from really- but its one of ohio's gem's--(when its not insanely busy)
    That is close enough for me to make it! Looks like we have a candidate for a hang.

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    Just got back from hanging in Hocking Hills the week after Memorial Day. Great time. I grew up in Logan but live in Illinois now. Might check out Zeleski in the area too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    Is there any locations in the middle of the state or higher, rather than lower Ohio?
    Hey Trout!

    I won't be able to make this hang. I grew up near Wooster, Ohio; so, may I suggest Mohican State Park? About 20 miles from Mansfield, OH - near Loudonville. I've stayed there a couple times. Camp sites are small - along the river and 'coons WILL try to get at your food. Altho' sites are small, where I stayed, you could get 3-4 cars in and trees are plentiful (on a steep slope). There's a p-lot for overflow about 1/2 mile downstream. Deep in a gorge; so nice and cool in the summer.

    You can hike all the way upstream to the Pleasant Hill Dam reservoir with some trails from there - one leads to the snazzy Pleasant Hill Lodge.

    Have fun! BTW, Tracy is heading to Boston then Maine for a vacation. I will be hanging in a swamp this weekend - probably spend all my time laying in a stream with SkyDog.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyDog View Post
    Hey Trout!

    I won't be able to make this hang. I grew up near Wooster, Ohio; so, may I suggest Mohican State Park? About 20 miles from Mansfield, OH - near Loudonville. I've stayed there a couple times. Camp sites are small - along the river and 'coons WILL try to get at your food. Altho' sites are small, where I stayed, you could get 3-4 cars in and trees are plentiful (on a steep slope). There's a p-lot for overflow about 1/2 mile downstream. Deep in a gorge; so nice and cool in the summer.

    You can hike all the way upstream to the Pleasant Hill Dam reservoir with some trails from there - one leads to the snazzy Pleasant Hill Lodge.

    Have fun! BTW, Tracy is heading to Boston then Maine for a vacation. I will be hanging in a swamp this weekend - probably spend all my time laying in a stream with SkyDog.
    Nice fly fishing right there too. Brown trout, smallmouth bass, saugeyes and who knows what else.

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