The Camping Collective

Meet at the bar in the Golden Lamb at 5:00 then visit the shops and find a place to watch the parade.

We support YMCA Camp Kern please consider donating to help fund camp scholarships https://www.campkern.org/donate-to-kern.html for children that do not have the financial resources to attend camp. If you wish to donate, click the link and select Camp Kern as the campaign and Loretta Bailey as the campaigner. Thanks for your support!

This adult-only event. You must be a member to attend.
Attendees agree to obey all park, local, and state rules and laws.
By attending this event you agree, to take full responsibility for your own social distancing and protection, health, and safety and to hold harmless Steven Wolff and all attendees.
By attending this event, you assume all risks.

https://www.deercreekparklodge.com/lodging/cabins

Participate at your own risk. The Legal Stuff: Your event organizer is a fellow member volunteer. By participating in this event and activity, you assume all risks of liability and injury inherent in the event and activities. You are responsible for your safety and for determining if you are in a physical and mental condition that makes you fit to participate. If you have any doubts, you should consult your doctor. You are also responsible for knowing and abiding by all laws and park rules during your participation in this event and activity.

Link to Oak Hill on recreation.gov

Park Specific - Reservation Cut-Off Window: Reservations must be made 4 days before arrival. Any unreserved campsites within the 4-day cut-off window are no longer reservable and only available on a first-come, first-serve basis. This is different than Ohio State Parks.

Don't wait to make your reservation. There is an eight-people per campsite limit.

Google Earth link to the campground

The possibilities are endless, you could kick off the day with a scenic hike through the rolling trails and a relaxing yoga session by the lake. Then, gear up for some kayaking fun in the crystal-clear waters. Kayaks should be available for rent at the boat ramp from Kountry Kayaks during the weekend. This lake is electric motor only so it should be nice and quiet.

For the adrenaline junkies, members could organize a mountain biking activity to get their heart racing.

Whether you're a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or new in town looking to explore, this event is perfect for everyone. Come connect with like-minded individuals, embrace the great outdoors, and make unforgettable memories with The Camping Collective!

Suggested Activities Weather Dependent - All Ideas Welcome!
We are a volunteer organization so all activities exist because someone steps up to organize them.

Wednesday: Arrivals at 2:00, Meet and Greet, maybe an afternoon hike
Thursday: Morning Hike, Check out the park
Friday: Arrivals, Meet and Greet, Possible Hike, In the evening, campfire at my spot, BYOB, Food, firewood, and a chair.
Saturday: Morning Hike, Kayak, Check out the park
Sunday: Go to Peddler's Home Cooking for Group Breakfast, Morning Hike, Kayak, Departures
Monday: Morning Hike
Tuesday: Morning Hike
Wednesday: Departures at 1:00

Participate at your own risk. The Legal Stuff: Your event organizer is a fellow member volunteer. By participating in this event and activity, you assume all risks of liability and injury inherent in the event and activities. You are responsible for your safety and determining if you are in a physical and mental condition that makes you fit to participate. If you have any doubts, you should consult your doctor. You are also responsible for knowing and abiding by all laws and park rules during your participation in this event and activity.