Whitewater Memorial State Park Campground

This place was lovely, especially in the higher sites. The lower sites were very open, and better for bigger rigs, but we were able to back our teardrop up to the woods. The Campendium info said 20 amps, but we had 20 and 30.

We didn’t have a problem with the upkeep of the bathrooms which was mentioned in other reviews. My only complaint was the shower had a very narrow stream, though plenty of hot water.

We only used this as a one night stopover after visiting Miami University, but look forward to spending more time there to explore the park and area.

We arrived to a warm greeting at the front gate, a beautiful landscape, and a typically laid out camping area. Sites were moderate in size, didn’t look bad for backing in with a larger rig, but were as usual in state park not extremely private. Our rig is small so we had no problem at all. It was a little confusing as the loops tag one to the next. There appears to be a lot to do in the park including lake access. Based on these parts of the experience we would stay again.

We visited one night on a weekend in the last week in June. The facility was full with a high percentage of tenters and small campers which were not self contained, including us. The campground was fairly quiet.

This brings this review to the restroom topic. Cleanliness was hard to properly assess due to the poor physical condition of the facilities. The delaminating pressed board dividers, pealing paint in showers, and rotting exterior features did not make the restrooms welcoming.

The one night cost $66 ($9 one time entrance fee plus the nightly charge plus the online service fee).

Based on this we will likely not return.