Free Camping at Hook Lake CG, Jesse Owens State Park, Ohio
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Free camping in Ohio - Join us on a video tour of Hook Lake Campground, Jesse Owens State Park in Ohio. This is a primitive camping, boondocking, and dry camping area with numbered sites that are available on a first come, first-served basis. Free camping at the Hook Lake Campground is limited to 14 days. There are multiple vault toilets and a trash dumpsters at the campground. Registration is required at the on-site kiosk. There is no Verizon or AT&T cellular service at this location. This campground is former AEP Recreation Land. Grid coordinates are as follows: 39.7279, -81.7079
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Thanks for making this video. It's vary informative 👍🏾
Glad it was helpful! Lou
You were there at a good time. You just about had the place to yourself. Well manicured grass! Nice place.
You got that right! Thanks for watching. Be sure to activate the notification bell so you don't miss our next video. Lou
thank you sir ,love the fact you do this videos of free site ...this isnt tha far for me probably over an over ..knew they were there just didnt know much about them...been to miners memorial before though ....been watching the ones from WV also ..like to see some trail heads to ...👍😎...camp on!
Thanks for watching! Lou
Nice campground! Thanks for sharing it!
Our pleasure. Thanks for watching.
I’m wanting to go here alone with my kids but just concerned that I’ll have no cell service, what do people do to call someone in case of emergency 🚨
Probably drive somewhere that has cell service. I don't think there are any telephone booths around like in the old days. Thanks for watching. Lou
There are certain areas where cell service works you have to drive around and keep trying. A few years ago I was on state Rte 284 where camp site c is if I held my cell phones up high it got service. I texted someone down there yrs ago it went through, I can't remember where. Once you find out where you will be alright. There use to be a pay phone on windy hill down there they removed it yrs ago. There is a pay phone at blue Rock st park.
Do you know if could we run a generator for a bit during the day there?
Generators are allowed, but as I recall not during quiet hours.
@@LivingOurDreamNow thanks, we would only run it for a few hours during the day anyway. We are still learning how to boondock/dry camp and what our power needs are. Solar is on it's way as are some Li ion batteries. thanks for all your detailed reviews of the parks in PA/OH, those are a great resource!
Sorry to say this but there is no more free camping there they made it a national park and you have to pay and no water pumps
What is the name of the national park? Doesn't sound right considering the Ohio Department of Natural Resources just dumped a significant amount of money into resigning and updating these campgrounds. The campgrounds at the moment should still be closed until spring.
@@LivingOurDreamNow I'm not sure on everything but I know that it is not free any more and there is no more running water me and my family go camping out there multiple times every summer and Now that it has changed my parents refuses to go there
You don't have to pay
Primitive sites (4 areas in total) are still free as of July 2024. Just checked states website.
No fishing for adults.. that's just stupid