Welcome to Hocking State Forest Horseman's Camp, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Laurelville, Ohio. This unique campground and RV park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those who love horseback riding. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Hocking State Forest, the camp offers a serene and picturesque environment that is perfect for reconnecting with nature.
Our camp features well-maintained trails that cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced riders. The trails wind through lush forests, rocky terrains, and offer stunning viewpoints that are perfect for capturing memorable photos. For your convenience, we provide picket lines and electric hook-ups at select sites, ensuring a comfortable stay for both you and your horse.
At Hocking State Forest Horseman's Camp, we prioritize the safety and enjoyment of our guests. We require that horses are properly shod due to the rocky trails, and we have designated manure bunkers to maintain the cleanliness of the camp. Our small, intimate setting fills up quickly, so we recommend booking your spot in advance to secure your place in this outdoor paradise.
Here’s what some of our satisfied customers have to say about their experience:
Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Hocking State Forest Horseman's Camp offers an unforgettable experience for all. Come and explore the natural beauty of Ohio, and create memories that will last a lifetime. For more information or to book your stay, please contact us directly.
Hiking
Public restroom
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
We came from Alabama. We met with friends at hocking hill camp ground got a beautiful campsite and the weather was perfect got to ride two great days. The trails are well maintained and beautiful sites. But on day 3 I got sick went to urgent care but that didn’t help. Friday I went to er at hocking hills hospital were they determined I had pneumonia. after 3 days of treatment there they sent me to Fairfield medical center in Lancaster Ohio. There I had surgery to relieve the fluid around my lungs. It has been a really rough week but on the road to recovery thanks to the doctors and nurses at both hospitals. They were wonderful I plan to be released tomorrow Monday 9-23-24. I’m sure I will never forget this trip. But I do hope someday to come back 🤠
Fantastic place to ride. Be sure to have shoes on your horse, as the trails are very rocky. Be prepared for lots of steep hill climbing and great photos. You also must bring something to pick up and haul your manure up to the bunkers they provide. Its requied to pick up your picket area. Picket lines are provided. There is also electric hook up on a few sites. Overall the camp is small and fills up quickly. Take a map from online as they are hard to come by, and the trails are not marked very well for the view points.
Very nice place with nice people. Our area was very spacious and quiet. We were able to go to all of our points of attractions with a small drive, come back and eat lunch and head out again. There is a nice beach and extra stuff in Logan to do. This is a rustic place so its pit toilets and the showers are rustic.
Awesome, peaceful, good trails, wish there were water fountains here and there
This was a great camp! The sites were ample and the tie lines were all in good condition.