This Magical Waterfall Campground In Ohio Is Unforgettable
April Dray
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There’s no better way to embrace the season than with a weekend camping trip. Here in Ohio, we’re lucky to have several waterfront campgrounds that make the camping experience that much better. Tucked away in Warsaw, Ohio, you’ll find a special little waterfront campground that’s quite the hidden gem. Whispering Falls Campground doesn’t just boast quiet, roomy camping spaces, it also comes with its very own waterfall!
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Have you ever camped at Whispering Falls before? If so, we want to know what your experience was like! Camping here is first come, first served.
For more ways to experience waterfront beauty in Ohio, check out these gorgeous lakeside campgrounds.
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What are the prettiest waterfalls in Ohio?
Ohio has dozens of gorgeous waterfalls to its name, many tucked away in equally scenic state parks and preserves and surrounded by gorgeous scenery. Some of Ohio's most beautiful waterfalls include:
- Big/Little Lyons Falls, Mohican State Park
- Brandywine Falls, Cuyahoga Valley National Park
- Charleston Falls, Charleston Falls Preserve
- Hayden Falls, Dublin
- Indian Run Falls, Dublin
- Lanterman's Falls, Mill Creek Park
- Upper Falls/Lower Falls/Cedar Falls, Hocking Hills State Park
- West/East Falls, Cascade Park
Many of these waterfalls require a hike to get to. But if accessible, no-hike waterfalls in Ohio are on your spring travel plans, check out these easy-to-reach falls:
- Brandywine Falls, Sagamore Hills Township
- Chagrin Falls, Chagrin Falls
- Clifton Mill Falls, Clifton
- East Falls, Elyria
- Lanterman’s Mill Falls, Youngstown
- Mill Creek Falls, Cleveland
- Paine Falls, Painesville
- West Falls, Elyria
Does Ohio have any botanical gardens?
Unbeknownst to many, Ohio is chock full of gorgeous waterfront beauty, quiet, woodsy escapes, and phenomenal rock formations that can be explored in every season! Some of the coolest botanical gardens in Ohio include:
- Beech Creek Botanical Garden & Nature Preserve, Alliance
- Cherry Valley Hotel, Newark
- Cleveland Botanical Garden, Cleveland
- The Chateau Laroche, Loveland
- Dawes Arboretum, Heath
- Discovery Garden, Cincinnati
- Fellow Riverside Gardens, Youngstown
- Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus
- Hartman’s Rock Garden, Springfield
- Holden Arboretum, Willoughby
- Kingwood Center Gardens, Mansfield
- Krohn Conservatory, Cincinnati
- Schoepfle Garden, Birmingham
- The Secret Garden, Waynesville
- Toledo Botanical Garden, Toledo
- Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, Akron
- Topiary Garden, Columbus
- Wegerzyn Gardens, Dayton