Arrow Point Campgrounds

My husband and I were excited about going to this campground based on reviews we’d read, but we were totally underwhelmed!
First of all, there are no shower facilities and no toilets, only 4 pit toilets and some porta-​potties for several dozen campsites. The pit toilets have no doors (just dividers) and were very dirty. The porta-​potties were almost overflowing. It was absolutely disgusting.
The campground itself is very pretty, but the sites along the river have very little grass, mostly dirt and silt. The second day of our trip, it rained very hard and apparently our campsite was the runoff area for that end of the grounds, becuase we had a steady flow of water coming through, almost like a stream! We put all our things in our screen room, but because of this stream, everything still got soaked.
Our electricity didn’t work the first day we were there and we had to share our neighbors. When we complained to the owner, he didn’t seem that interested, and by the end of day 2 he «never got around to it» and told us he’d lend us an extension cord to reach one of the neighboring sites, or we could move. He was a pretty rude man.
They didn’t enforce the quiet rule, and so several of the sites around us were up talking, shouting, playing music, and drinking (and stumbling drunk into our site) well into the early hours of the morning. We didn’t get much sleep because of this.
When we raised our complaints to the owner, he didn’t really care. We left a day early and went home.
I definitely wouldn’t recommend this place to tent campers, and visitors with campers/​RVs may fare better if they have indoor plumbing, but I still wouldn’t go if I were you!

My family and myself do a lot of camping and in the summer we spend most of our time at Arrow Point Campground, probably every other weekend through the summer season. At only an hour and a half drive from Columbus it is very convenient for us to go have some fun and let loose.
APC is located along the Mohican River which is Ohio’s official canoe capital. There are several liveries on the river which drop in around 4000 boats and many more inter tubes every Saturday through the summer. The river boasts a dynamic crowd of people including families, college students, retired couples, and even the Amish indigenous to the area can be seen on one of the many canoes that pass by the campground.
Loudonville Canoe Livery serves campers at APC. From here you can pack up your cooler and favorite food and beverages, pay, and then get picked up by van and taken upstream to the livery. Trips range from 4 – 14 miles and cost anywhere from $ 18 – 70 or so. The best part is once you are on the river you just have to canoe back to the campground. No losing car keys, no drunk driving for those who have some beers, just a relaxing stroll with you and your favorite friends or family at your own pace. Please remember, no glass bottles on the river.
Campsites cost anywhere from $ 20−30/night depending on hookups, which makes APC one of the best deals on the river. They are all spacious, large, and well tended. Bill, the owner, keeps a store stocked with your favorite beverages, camping gear, and other necessities that are often forgotten at home. I find this convenient when I forget ketchup or a pack of buns for the hot dogs.
In addition to a great store, every weekend through the summer APC hosts some type of activity whether it be a live band, karaōke, a dance for the kids, or a live chainsaw carving demonstration – there is something for everyone.
Onsite facilities are limited, no shower houses. But there are pit and portable toilets that are kept clean. There is also no pool but you didn’t come here for chlorine when you have the river.
APC is my favorite place to camp on the river. Most people quiet down by 11pm and there are controls in place to keep people with loud motorcycles and trucks from driving through the campground full throttle at 3am. If you’re looking for a great, family oriented place to stay where you can let loose a little and have some fun canoeing on the river then definitely check out Arrow Point Campground.