Free Camping at Bicentennial CG, AEP Recreation Land, Ohio
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Free camping in Ohio - Join us on a video tour of the Bicentennial Campground on AEP Recreation Land in Ohio. This is a and primitive and dry camping area with numbered sites that are available on a first come, first-served basis. Free camping at the Bicentennial Campground is limited to 14 days. There are multiple vault toilets and trash receptacles at the campground. Registration is required at the on-site kiosk. There is no Verizon or AT&T cellular service at this location. Grid coordinates are as follows: 39.774, -81.6451
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Another great video. Thank you for what you do. It makes me feel more confident when I head out to camp. Solo female in a skoolie.
I had no idea this type of camping opportunity existed on east coast...thanks for sharing!
Our pleasure!
I am very appreciative of all the East Coast free camping sites you have been posting. Thank you 🌞
I found content sorely lacking for free camping campsite reviews on RUclips, especially in the eastern United States. This is why I launched our RUclips Channel. Feedback like you just provided encourages further video production. Thanks for watching!
neat I can't wait to get out there
Great work. New subscriber here. I live an hour from these campgrounds. I'm glad that when the State of Ohio acquired 3 of these 5 campgrounds, they let them remain free with first-come-first-serve registration. Yes, campsite 8 is definitely the best there. Bicentennial (K) and Sand Hollow (C) are my two favorite of all of them. I'm a little limited with a 21 foot TT. You said it correctly, the smaller your rig, the greater your choices are. The lack of cell service is definitely a bummer, although you'll get minimal service at Maple Grove (G). I'll be back down there for sure after the 1st of April. I probably boondock down there 4 or 5 times a year. I'd camp down there more but the summers just get too hot and humid to be comfortable without A/C. Thanks for the videos!
Awesome feedback and thanks for watching! Lou
The State of Ohio now has acquired all of the campgrounds in this area. Cell service is hit and miss in A. Also, at the trailhead in C you can get some cell service. And, as you mentioned, at G. The campgrounds aren't very busy this year.
Thanks for sharing these free sites
Our passion is free and affordable RV camping. Please consider activating the notification bell so you are notified when we post our next video. Thanks for watching. Lou
Thank you a lot! I just found your channel and it has been very helpful!
Comments like this are music to my ears! Thanks for watching. Lou
@@LivingOurDreamNow have a great day 👍
I was at that campground a few weeks ago and there were some very shady people camping in the area leading back to the turn around.
Thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated. Thank you for watching!
Those type of problems have been resolved. The state now owns all the campgrounds and over 54,000 acres of land. It's now Jesse Owens State Park and Appalachian Hills Wildlife Area. Each campground has its own camp host and is regularly patrol by rangers.
Thank u for doing this video I'm going to make a trip out there, I live in Columbus n have a tent so I wasn't sure exactly if it's going to be worth it.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Lou
Great video thanks for sharing! We love a good free/primitive campsite. We are finally dipping into more dry camping since we are not stationed in one place for a long time right now. Do you guys do a lot of dry camping and if so what is your method of keeping batteries charged? We are not sure if we should have a solar panel just big enough to keep the 12 volt charged, or a generator just in case we need to run an appliance or two?
Initially, I carried (and still do) two Yamaha 2000 generators that combine for 30 amp service. I also self-installed a three 12v BattleBorn lithium battery bank. The upgrade to lithium was a game changer. Could now run the furnace as needed without worrying about drawing below 12 volts. During our first snowbird adventure out West, I had 650 watts of solar installed at Discount Solar is Quartzsite, Arizona. I've only had to run the generators once since solar was installed. Hope this helps. If you love to boondock, solar is the way to go if you'll keep your rig long enough to recoup the benefit versus the cost. I spend about 6-7 months on the road a year, so it made sense for us. Thanks for watching!
@@LivingOurDreamNow thank you so much for the information! We also heard of people getting their generators stolen. I think solar will be the way to go!
Beautiful campground! Too bad the RV we want is too big.
If there is no water available then why do we see that water well pump in the field? If it pumps then I'd be willing to use it.
Is there any hiking near the camp ground or kayak boating allowed on these small lakes?
Bicentennial campground does have nearby hiking and kayak boating is allowed. There is access to the Buckeye Trail that passes north and south adjacent to the campground. Maps are available at the permit kiosk. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
I saw a hand pump,,,does it work??
No potable water is available at this campground. The water pumps are no longer in service.
Where is this camp ground located?
I provide grid coordinates within the written video description on RUclips. Lou
Can you plz specify the actual location? Town? Thanks❤️
Hi Laura. The grid coordinates are included in the written video description on RUclips. Just copy and paste these coordinates into Google Maps and hit enter: 39.774, -81.6451
Does the water pump work?
As I recall, no potable water was available. Come with your tanks full. A dump station and fresh water fill are available at Wolf Run State Park.
😂this campground is now closed per odnr will be pay group camping of some sort