Name: Dillon State Park
Address: 5265 Dillon Hills Dr, Nashport, OH 43830, USA, US
Telephone: +1 740-453-0442

Dillon State Park is a campground, located at 5265 Dillon Hills Dr, Nashport, OH 43830, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 740-453-0442, visit their website parks.ohiodnr.gov for more detailed information.

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5265 Dillon Hills Dr, Nashport, OH 43830, USA

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Dena Mitchell

14 December 2017

Wonderful place to take the family. Very pretty views.
Number Number

07 November 2017

Beautiful park, with kept up hiking, biking and bridle trails.
Bathrooms are dated but clean and private. Great disc course and many playgrounds-one for each loop. My reason for 3 to 4 stars(normally I'd give this place 5 stars) is that we were visited by the park rangers because they said they couldn't find our self-registration envelope. The ranger said it wasn't in the kiosk, but I can tell you it's in there right now collecting dust probably under something or on something as my wife really knocked the envelope into the drop box slot. If we were allowed to access the kiosk we would likely find our self-registration envelope. The park rangers, I believe, didn't search the cluttered kiosk thoroughly as it is pilled to the ceiling with all kinds of bins and other stuff. The envelope likely slid on the floor under something or flew between some boxes or bins. The rangers assumed we didn't pay and were NOT convinced by our word. -I'd love to search that kiosk- In the meantime we have a check floating around that may or may not be seen again, and would cost 30 bucks to cancel. I just hope when they find it they give us a call. But other than that, this is a great park to stay at with plenty of park ranger patrols unlike East Fork State Park where I hardly saw a park ranger, just once a week. Also the young girl working at the park office wasn't overly friendly-but just doing her job. The other older park registration employees were very customer service friendly. We did not find any ticks while hiking the several trails or completing the 18 hole disc course. 4g Verizon 4 to 5bars signal at various sites that have line-of-site with the cell tower. Nearly 20meg/sec download speeds! Stores, restaurants, and big box retailers 5 to 10 mins away which was a huge convenience. We will stay here again.

**edit** check was found months later and cashed. Still trying to resolve the issue with very slow communication. Paid double for our site. Never have dealt with this kind of confusion at any other Ohio state park from Maumee Bay east to Pymatuning south to Hocking Hills and back west to East fork, and points in between. Maybe an anomaly. Minus the money issue the park is decent and kept up.
Number Number

15 October 2017

Beautiful park, with kept up hiking, biking and bridle trails.
Bathrooms are dated but clean and private. Great disc course and many playgrounds-one for each loop. My reason for 3 to 4 stars(normally I'd give this place 5 stars) is that we were visited by the park rangers because they said they couldn't find our self-registration envelope. The ranger said it wasn't in the kiosk, but I can tell you it's in there right now collecting dust probably under something or on something as my wife really knocked the envelope into the drop box slot. If we were allowed to access the kiosk we would likely find our self-registration envelope. The park rangers, I believe, didn't search the cluttered kiosk thoroughly as it is pilled to the ceiling with all kinds of bins and other stuff. The envelope likely slid on the floor under something or flew between some boxes or bins. The rangers assumed we didn't pay and were NOT convinced by our word. -I'd love to search that kiosk- In the meantime we have a check floating around that may or may not be seen again, and would cost 30 bucks to cancel. I just hope when they find it they give us a call. But other than that, this is a great park to stay at with plenty of park ranger patrols unlike East Fork State Park where I hardly saw a park ranger, just once a week. Also the young girl working at the park office wasn't overly friendly-but just doing her job. The other older park registration employees were very customer service friendly. We did not find any ticks while hiking the several trails or completing the 18 hole disc course. 4g Verizon 4 to 5bars signal at various sites that have line-of-site with the cell tower. Nearly 20meg/sec download speeds! Stores, restaurants, and big box retailers 5 to 10 mins away which was a huge convenience. We will stay here again.

**edit** check was found months later and cashed. Still trying to resolve the issue with very slow communication. Paid double for our site. Never have dealt with this kind of confusion at any other Ohio state park from Maumee Bay east to Pymatuning south to Hocking Hills and back west to East fork, and points in between. Further more, on our 2nd visit they questioned our check-out time stating we were to leave a day early, but our receipt said otherwise. I don't get it The computer should agree with the receipt. Again, just this park. Maybe an anomaly.
Barry Van Gemert

15 September 2017

We camped there on a Saturday. Almost every site was occupied and sites are very close. It seemed like everyone had four vehicles. Cars and trucks parked everywhere. Might be better during the week.
David Stark

17 July 2017

We went here for a day of fun in the sun, we hiked, frisbee golfed and then went to the beach. In total, 1 out those 3 were enjoyable. Hiking trails were incredibly overgrown, not well maintained at all and there was a lot of criss-crossing of trails which was confusing. The beach and lake were pretty gross, the water was brown and the "beach" was mostly just brown dirt. We went to the beach in 2016 and it was in much better shape, so maybe they just need to add new sand and the rain made the water brown? idkFinally, the disc golf course was fun! The holes were interesting, some wide open, and some were tighter and there was some elevation change which was cool. Overall, it was a so-so experience
Whitney Bruno

15 June 2017

Most beautiful park - horrible reservation system. They use ReserveAmerica, which we made a reservation through 3 months ago. A week before our big event they cancelled it because we paid 1/2 the price (the website said such is permitted. No one has updated the website and said this is our fault) and then charged US for the cancellation! We want the cabin! But are being refused it AND charged. It turns out this is something they often do, as we've heard it from two others now. But still, the webpage says it is okay to pay half now and half upon arriving. Watch out. They're just going to cancel on you and then charge you for the cancellation.
Man Kap

05 June 2017

Awesome park with nice facilities, clean restrooms. Last weekend with our neighbors we went and it become memorable trip . Lots of area for kids to play, Nice beach only pool was too small but kids enjoyed a lot. I recommend for camping its best park. Thanks
Adam Schlaegel

09 December 2016

Used to be super nice but has gone down. Hill over the last 15 years. I'm a local to the park and the lake is no longer used for recreation as much as it used to be. The park itself is still fairly nice and beautiful however.
Chad Braunbeck

23 July 2016

Some of the best mountain bike trails in Ohio if you like rocky technical trails
Marla Wietrzykowski

05 July 2016

Plenty of hiking, biking, swimming, and boating opportunities. Canoe/kayak and disc golf rentals available. Campground was very clean and well-maintained. Camp store had just about everything you would need or want.
Joan Batstra

21 June 2016

Sorry but this Lake is disgusting. It's really sad they can't clean it up. Walking on the beach, there were dead fish and nasty foamy stuff. I was leery of my dog going in the water.
Scott O'Neil

17 May 2016

Very clean. Tons to do. Love the setting.