Welcome to AEP Campground K, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Cumberland, OH. This primitive campground offers a tranquil escape for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a connection with nature. With its picturesque setting, AEP Campground K is ideal for those who enjoy camping under the stars, surrounded by the soothing sounds of bullfrogs and birds.
The campground features several amenities to enhance your stay, including picnic tables, fire pits, and trash cans at most sites. While there is no running water on-site, visitors are encouraged to bring their own drinking water. The Buckeye Hiking Trail passes through the area, providing ample opportunities for exploration and adventure. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the ponds teeming with bass and turtles, adding to the natural charm of the campground.
Customer feedback highlights the unique appeal of AEP Campground K:
Whether you're looking for a quiet retreat or an active outdoor experience, AEP Campground K offers something for everyone. Pack your gear, embrace the simplicity of primitive camping, and create lasting memories in this beautiful Ohio destination.
Good for kids
These reclaimed free sites are great. Just register at the kiosk. Set up camp and listen to the bullfrogs and the birds. Buckeye hiking trail passes through. There are poly John's and trash, no water(bring your own), no cell
This is an awesome free, primitive campground. The sites next to the water are my favorites. There is no running water so be sure to take drinking water with you. There are picnic tables, fire pits, and trash cans at most sites. There are some big bass in the ponds. A lot of turtles, also. The only downfall is the "host" is an alcoholic that walks around intruding on campsites and blares his awful music until midnight.
I love all the AEP campgrounds in Ohio! They're clean, beautiful, and best of all free! Just be sure to go online and get a permit from AEP as its required to be able to use their land.
There are nice campsites right on the lake.
Awesome 11 days at aep!
Gate says closed for maintenance, state says. The state is now using this site for group camping only. Boy scouts etc.
I love the entire area of AEP camp grounds.