Indian Springs Campground Good Sam Verified Campground
3306 State Line Rd, North Bend, OH 45052
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Cheezy1
13 reviews · 10 review votes
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Stayed overnight on way thru Ohio. The camp site is located close to the interstate so you have some noise but not too bad. It is pretty much the only game in town as far as being close to Cincinnati and along the interstate. many sites are taken by long term renters. The pull thru sites are large and easy in easy out. The back in sites are small but nice as they line up along the pond. The speed bumps are abundant and huge so drive slow. State line road on the way in is not a great road but it's... Read More
Stayed overnight on way thru Ohio. The camp site is located close to the interstate so you have some noise but not too bad. It is pretty much the only game in town as far as being close to Cincinnati and along the interstate. many sites are taken by long term renters. The pull thru sites are large and easy in easy out. The back in sites are small but nice as they line up along the pond. The speed bumps are abundant and huge so drive slow. State line road on the way in is not a great road but it's passable. The small pond makes this seem like a park located far from any city. The utilities work great, good power 30/50 amp, 80 Lb. water pressure and close enough for good over the antenna TV reception. (no cable) Good over night stop.
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JDC10
72 reviews · 63 review votes
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Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. If you plan to visit Cincinnati during winter there really isn't any place closer than Indian Springs Campground. If you're looking for the convenience of staying close to the city, then this is your place. The sites here are roomy with a grassy area between each. Our site was right across from the office (in the center). We had a level gravel site that was long enough for our Coach and TOAD. The office gal was super nice and... Read More
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. If you plan to visit Cincinnati during winter there really isn't any place closer than Indian Springs Campground. If you're looking for the convenience of staying close to the city, then this is your place. The sites here are roomy with a grassy area between each. Our site was right across from the office (in the center). We had a level gravel site that was long enough for our Coach and TOAD. The office gal was super nice and friendly. Almost of the park is filled with long term tenants, they were quiet and clean. There is a highway right next to the park but at night the traffic wasn't an issue. Our satellite worked great here. If you're looking for a quiet and clean park where you can sit outside and relax. go here. We enjoyed our stay, and would go back.
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Jim Meyer
1 reviews · 1 review votes
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We stayed here over Labor Day Weekend. We chose it because it was close to the Cincinnati Zoo. The campground is very clean and well kept, all of the roads are paved so it's not dusty, the owners are helpful and friendly. The restrooms and shower house were clean. The evenings were peaceful and quiet. We had a lakefront lot and we loved it here and will return if we're ever planning another trip in that direction.
the_briggemans
5 reviews · 5 review votes
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Overall we really enjoyed our stay at Indian Springs... The staff was friendly and very helpful! The spots were nicely laid out and clean. It's in good proximity to both the creation museum and the ark encounter. One drawback is the interstate noise! We'd stay again if in the area.
Jeff Julie
2 reviews · 1 review votes
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We will stay again
Cheezy1
13 reviews · 10 review votes
Member
Stayed overnight on way thru Ohio. The camp site is located close to the interstate so you have some noise but not too bad. It is pretty much the only game in town as far as being close to Cincinnati and along the interstate. many sites are taken by long term renters. The pull thru sites are large and easy in easy out. The back in sites are small but nice as they line up along the pond. The speed bumps are abundant and huge so drive slow. State line road on the way in is not a great road but it's... Read More
Stayed overnight on way thru Ohio. The camp site is located close to the interstate so you have some noise but not too bad. It is pretty much the only game in town as far as being close to Cincinnati and along the interstate. many sites are taken by long term renters. The pull thru sites are large and easy in easy out. The back in sites are small but nice as they line up along the pond. The speed bumps are abundant and huge so drive slow. State line road on the way in is not a great road but it's passable. The small pond makes this seem like a park located far from any city. The utilities work great, good power 30/50 amp, 80 Lb. water pressure and close enough for good over the antenna TV reception. (no cable) Good over night stop.
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JDC10
72 reviews · 63 review votes
Member
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. If you plan to visit Cincinnati during winter there really isn't any place closer than Indian Springs Campground. If you're looking for the convenience of staying close to the city, then this is your place. The sites here are roomy with a grassy area between each. Our site was right across from the office (in the center). We had a level gravel site that was long enough for our Coach and TOAD. The office gal was super nice and... Read More
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. If you plan to visit Cincinnati during winter there really isn't any place closer than Indian Springs Campground. If you're looking for the convenience of staying close to the city, then this is your place. The sites here are roomy with a grassy area between each. Our site was right across from the office (in the center). We had a level gravel site that was long enough for our Coach and TOAD. The office gal was super nice and friendly. Almost of the park is filled with long term tenants, they were quiet and clean. There is a highway right next to the park but at night the traffic wasn't an issue. Our satellite worked great here. If you're looking for a quiet and clean park where you can sit outside and relax. go here. We enjoyed our stay, and would go back.
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Jim Meyer
1 reviews · 1 review votes
Member
We stayed here over Labor Day Weekend. We chose it because it was close to the Cincinnati Zoo. The campground is very clean and well kept, all of the roads are paved so it's not dusty, the owners are helpful and friendly. The restrooms and shower house were clean. The evenings were peaceful and quiet. We had a lakefront lot and we loved it here and will return if we're ever planning another trip in that direction.
the_briggemans
5 reviews · 5 review votes
Member
Overall we really enjoyed our stay at Indian Springs... The staff was friendly and very helpful! The spots were nicely laid out and clean. It's in good proximity to both the creation museum and the ark encounter. One drawback is the interstate noise! We'd stay again if in the area.
3306 State Line Rd, North Bend, OH 45052
Coordinates: 39.155640, -84.820110
Directions
From Jct of I-275 & US 50 (Exit 16): Go E 2.2 mi on US 50 to State Line Rd, N 0.4 mi (R)