Campbell Cove Campground by Lake Logan in the Hocking Hills occupies a stretch of shoreline at 30713 Lake Logan Rd in Logan, Ohio, and the source listing classifies it both as a campground and as an RV park. Its aggregate rating sits at 4.7 from 772 reviews, and the visitor accounts gathered here describe a wooded property where tent campers, travel trailers and families on weekend getaways share the same loops, bathhouses and activity areas.
This review pulls together the recorded listing details and the visitor reviews available in the source material, without adding facilities, rates, hours or experiences that the data does not contain. Where guests disagree, both sides are represented. Where the source is silent, that silence is stated rather than filled in.
Campbell Cove Campground by Lake Logan in the Hocking Hills at a Glance
The property is listed under the categories of campground and RV park, positioned on Lake Logan Rd in Logan, Ohio, with the full postal address recorded as 30713 Lake Logan Rd, Logan, OH 43138, United States. The listing carries a phone number at +1 740-205-2024 and a website at campbellcovecampgrounds.com, and it records coordinates of roughly 39.5399599 latitude and -82.4475036 longitude in the America/New_York timezone, which places it in southeastern Ohio along the Lake Logan shoreline.
Activity tags in the source data cover a hiking area, camping, camping cabin accommodation and RV camping, with a camping fee noted rather than a published rate. Pet policy is recorded simply as dogs allowed, and the accessibility fields mark a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet. What the listing does not do is describe the individual amenities in readable detail; that field holds only identifier strings, so the on-site facilities picture below is built from what reviewers actually describe rather than from the listing itself.
What Do Visitors Like About Campbell Cove Campground by Lake Logan in the Hocking Hills?
Sentiment across the reviews in the source is overwhelmingly positive. Of the fifteen separate reviews available, fourteen carry a five-star rating and one carries four stars, which tracks closely with the 4.7 aggregate from 772 reviews. The recurring positives are consistent: bathhouses described as clean and well maintained, sites described as roomy and level, staff described as welcoming, and an unusually long list of things for children to do on site. Several guests mention returning for a second, third or annual trip.
The single four-star review is not a rejection. That guest still strongly recommended the campground, described the lots as perfect and the cabin as wonderful, and framed the shortcomings as maintenance and service details during a busy weekend rather than a reason to stay away. Across the sample, complaints cluster around peak-weekend housekeeping, a wish for laundry facilities, and minor practical notes such as an uphill walk to the bathhouse from the lower loop.
1. Clean, Well-Kept Grounds and Bathhouses
Cleanliness is the most repeated point across the reviews. Barbara Fortune called the restrooms and bath houses very clean and well maintained, and Errin Kelly described the bathhouse as spotless, air-conditioned and among the cleanest she has used while camping. Nico Teti reported hot water and strong water pressure in a clean bathhouse, and Hilary Parsons also noted plenty of hot water. Jonathan Gingerich, back for a third year, said the bathrooms are cleaned daily and rated them good rather than perfect, which is a fair summary of the overall pattern.
The exception is instructive. Sherry Oehler found the bath and shower facilities very nice on a Friday but noticeably worse by late Saturday morning, with hair in some showers, sinks and toilets and mud in a few of them during a busy weekend, while still strongly recommending the campground. Grounds keeping draws similar praise, with guests describing the park itself as very clean and the grounds well kept, and Mindy Feldheim crediting staff with keeping the grounds beautiful and clean.
2. Spacious, Level Sites for Tents and RVs
Site size and surface come up repeatedly. Jill Wiess used a pull-through, full hookup site and described gravel pads that were nearly perfectly level. Amanda Cooper noted paved patios with picnic tables and fire pits, and Nico Teti summarized the mix by saying most RV and travel trailer sites are paved or gravel while tent sites are gravel or grass. Hilary Parsons called the tent sites a great size with plenty of shade trees, and Sara Lipps was pleased that her tent site was a quick walk from the bath house with a beautiful view of the lake.
Errin Kelly, who has stayed twice, described the campsites as incredibly spacious and singled out a detail other guests appreciate, namely that each site has its own clothesline. Mindy Feldheim stayed in a small primitive cabin and valued having a roof overhead, a fridge for a few items and a fire pit with enough room to relax without feeling squished. Amanda Cooper's description of density is less tidy than the rest, calling the sites roomy while also noting they were at times cramped and crowded, so spacing expectations appear to vary by loop and by season.
3. Family-Friendly Activities On Site
Families are the dominant voice in this sample. Stacey Cartnal's daughter loved the swimming hole, playground and jump pad. Jonathan Gingerich listed swimming, biking, a playground and a bounce pad among the kid activities and recommended the hand-dipped ice cream and the Wormburner golf. Amanda Cooper described Wormburner Golf as excellent fun alongside a great playground, a beach, fishing, basketball and volleyball. Jill Wiess confirmed that a game room, an ice cream counter and mini golf were available.
Msredtulip24 mentioned grabbing coffee at Oasis 2.0 each morning and enjoying walks around the grounds with views of the lake. Melissa Flinn said the play equipment and the trampoline looked nice, though the lake and beach were too cold to use during her stay. The listing itself tags the property under camping and RV camping with a hiking area, and reviewers consistently treat the on-site activity list as the reason children stay occupied without leaving the grounds.
4. Friendly, Responsive Staff
Service appears in nearly every review. Barbara Fortune said every person she interacted with in the office and camp store was welcoming, courteous and professional. Stacey Cartnal watched staff take care of issues for other campers immediately. Errin Kelly said staff were quick to deliver firewood when it was needed, and Mindy Feldheim described the team as friendly and attentive to keeping the grounds beautiful and clean.
Sherry Oehler's account is mostly consistent, with helpful phone calls before the trip and a pleasant check-in on a busy Friday, but she found the person at the office unpleasant when she returned a golf cart key at checkout. David Grimes, staying over a crowded weekend, reported seeing staff driving around the grounds checking on sites throughout the day and said trash was picked up at his site daily.
5. Location Within Reach of Hocking Hills
Proximity is a deciding factor for many guests. David Grimes said the closeness to Hocking Hills State Park is why he chose the campground and that it worked perfectly for coming back during the day to check on his dog. Stacey Cartnal estimated the sites she wanted to see were within a 30 minute drive, while Jonathan Gingerich put most Hocking Hills attractions within about 20 minutes and noted some road noise from Route 33 that he did not consider close.
Errin Kelly described a short drive to canoeing and the lazy river. Sara Lipps suggested Brewery 33 across the street and the Oasis coffee shop near the entrance, and Amanda Cooper mentioned nearby restaurants, a Walmart close by and Jack Pines Glass Blowing Studio a short drive away. Jill Wiess and Karen Poole both highlighted easy access off the highway, with Karen Poole calling the location and convenience to the highway and attractions fantastic.
6. Small Friction Points on Busy Weekends
Not every detail lands cleanly. Sherry Oehler reported that trash bags were never collected on Friday or Saturday of her stay and that the bathhouse condition slipped as the weekend filled. Karen Poole's only wish was a laundry for travelers who have been on the road for more than a few weeks. Stacey Cartnal flagged that the walk from the lower loop by the lake up to the bathrooms is uphill, calling it reasonable but worth noting for anyone who may have challenges.
Melissa Flinn found leftover dog waste at her site from the previous occupant and felt whoever checked the site beforehand missed it, though she said she would go back. Amanda Cooper's note about sites being crowded at times sits alongside otherwise strong praise. Taken together, these read as peak-season housekeeping and spacing issues rather than structural problems, and none of the guests raising them withdrew their recommendation.