Ashland RV Park

Located on the west side of the Muskingum river, a spacious park with lots of grass and a great location from which to explore the Marietta area. Seasonal tenants are located nearest the river, while short-term guests are located up the hill nearer the roadway. There is a train track across the road, nearer the river bluff, but not much traffic on it. Some road noise during the day but quiet at night. Roads are gravel, pads are grass and very level. Water and electric only. Dump station on the entry/exit road. We made phone reservations days in advance and as requested called when we were near the park. Met at the gate by friendly and helpful Darcie the host and were guided to our nicely shaded spot at #20. The park is designed so that adjoining sites share a single hookup pedestal. But while we were there, no guest had to do that, so all had plenty of "front door" space.

This was our second stay in this campground and will stay again. As the last last reviewer stated I'd consider a seasonal site here. Sites along the river look great. It's quiet and well kept. Owner is friendly and extremely helpful. Short term sites are water and electric only. Likely very tight if the place were ever full.

Due to low usage grass was growing well so things weren't muddy despite the rainy day. Might soft at times.

Yes, there is road noise but paid much for a worse site with more noise.

NOTE: Cash or check only!!

The hostess met me and directed me to one of the pull through sites. The site was clean and partially shaded. There were no other guests in the pull through area so it was very private and quiet. The park is on a road that's somewhat busy at night - not terrible -the traffic noise was moderate. The hostess was very helpful and knowledgeable about the Marietta area. I used the laundry facilities, and all was neat and clean. The park itself is on the Muskingham River, and there are several seasonal sites right on the river. If I were looking for a seasonal site I would consider this park. Really nice people, beautiful setting, and nice town. I don't remember what I paid, but it was around $30. Highly recommend.

The sites are in a grassy hill. We ended up at the top of the hill as it was less muddy than other sites. Ended up with 50 and water. One shower for men and women, one toilet for each and one washer and dryer, that’s it. It’s on the river if you stay at bottom of hill. No WiFi or cable. Just basics for a night or two. By the way, office is at bottom of road to the right which is one way so if you have a hard time backing up easily walk to the office and leave RV.