Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From I-77: Exit 65 at Newcomerstown. Head west 16 mi on US 36 E. Turn right onto County Road 10. KOA is 1 mile on right.
From the W (Columbus):Take US 36E. Go 1 mi past Walmart in Coshocton, turn left on County Road 10, 1 mi on right.
From the NW (Millersburg): Take 83 S toward Coshocton. At T-intersection turn left onto US 36 E. Drive 2.3 mi and turn left on County Road 10. KOA is 1 mi on right.
GPS: N40.31042, W81.822649
Coshocton County is filled great family attractions and little hidden gems dotted over the countryside. We hope you enjoy our hometown as much as we do!
Roscoe was once a bustling port along the Ohio and Erie Canal. Now it is a top Ohio tourist destination and one of the region's most beautiful areas to visit.
Come experience the delightful shops, beautiful gardens, fine restaurants, living history tours, canal boat rides and historical exhibits of this restored canal town.
Roscoe Village is only an easy 7-minute drive from Coshocton KOA.
600 N. Whitewoman St.
Coshocton, OH 43812
Everyone loves meeting Rock & Bill and Willie & Sallie, the huge draft horse teams that pull the canal boat along an original section of the Ohio and Erie Canal. Travelers on the (seasonal) 45-minute canal boat ride are also entertained by the lively Canal Boat Captain as he explains 1800s life on the canal with tall tales and history, creating the feeling of actually gliding right into the 1830s.
Lake Park Complex
23253 State Route 83 North
Coshocton, OH 43812
The northern part of Coshocton County reaches into amish country. Throughout the gently rolling hills, you will find some of the most beautiful farms and scenic views in Ohio. Come visit for the shopping, furniture and antiques that Amish country offers. On Sunday, when many Amish shops are closed, be sure to visit the shops and attractions in Historic Roscoe Village.
Coshocton's Three Rivers Wine Trail in East-Central Ohio offers several distinctive wineries all within a 15 minute drive of each other. Ohio Wineries have become a popular destination for Midwest travelers and residents alike and in the rolling Appalachian foothills of Coshocton, Ohio, you'll find that wineries abound with great wine in unique settings.
See the Famous Newark Holy Stones
While in Roscoe Village, stop at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum to see their permanent exhibits of Historic Ohio, Euro–American decorative arts, American Indian, and Asian arts. They are also home to the controversial Newark Holy Stones unearthed in the 1860s in the Newark Ohio Earthworks. The inscriptions on the Holy Stones are written in Hebrew and one of the stones in thought to bear the image of Moses. The museum also offers a gallery that changes exhibits throughout the year featuring quilts, sports memorabilia, antiques, art and more.JHM is handicapped accessible and has a gift shop offering collection-related books, fine craft, jewelry and decorative items.
300 N. Whitewoman Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
This unique attraction in Ohio has been on many "top things to do in Ohio" lists. Tourists from all over the country have traveled to Coshocton to experience this little piece of history! For those who have kids, there is no better way to educate your child about the importance of the Ohio-Erie Canal in Ohio's history without them even knowing it. Plan a trip this year!
Set aboard the Monticello III and you'll feel like you are actually gliding right into Ohio history! Relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the canal as it once was. Watch the hoggee lead the huge team of draft horses as they pull the canal boat gently along its way. As you listen to old canal tales from the captain describing 1800's life on the canal, you'll feel like you actually have stepped back in time to the 1830's!
Lake Park Complex
23253 State Route 83 North
Coshocton, OH 43812
Coshocton County, Ohio, is a fantastic destination for river enthusiasts, offering a range of activities on both the Tuscarawas and Walhonding Rivers, which converge to form the Muskingum River. These waterways offer locals and visitors an array of opportunities to enjoy Ohio's natural beauty from the water, whether by paddling, fishing, or leisurely floating.
Kayaking and Canoeing: The Walhonding and Tuscarawas rivers are ideal for kayaking and canoeing, with sections that vary from gentle currents to more spirited flows. These rivers are perfect for both beginners looking for a relaxed paddle and experienced paddlers seeking a bit of adventure. Many visitors enjoy paddling from the meeting point of these two rivers in Coshocton to explore stretches of the Muskingum River, which flows southward and provides scenic views and historic landmarks along the way.
Yippee Kayak offers kayak and canoe rentals, making it easy to get out on the water without having to bring your own equipment.
Fishing: Anglers will find Coshocton County's rivers an excellent place to cast their lines. These waters are home to a variety of fish species, including catfish, and bass, making it a rewarding destination for anglers of all skill levels. Whether fishing from a boat or from the banks, the rivers here provide plentiful catches and the tranquility of Ohio's countryside.
3 Rivers Outfitters offers guided small mouth bass fishing trips on the Muskingum, Tuscarawas and Walhounding rivers.
Tubing and Floating: For those seeking a more laid-back experience, tubing and river floats are a popular choice during warmer months. The gentle flow of the Walhonding and Tuscarawas rivers creates an ideal environment for families and groups to enjoy a leisurely float. Many people bring their own tubes or rent them locally, spending a relaxing day drifting downriver and soaking in the sun.
Coshocton KOA Holiday campground makes for a great starting point for river adventures, with close proximity to river access points and amenities like showers, gear storage, full hook up RV sites and comfortable accommodations. With its diverse river activities, Coshocton County provides an engaging way to experience Ohio's waterways, combining natural beauty with opportunities for relaxation, adventure, and a touch of history.
Coshocton, Ohio, is quickly becoming a destination for disc golf enthusiasts, offering scenic courses that challenge players of all skill levels. With its rolling hills, wooded landscapes, and welcoming community, Coshocton provides the perfect backdrop for this growing sport.
One of the most popular places to play disc golf in Coshocton is the Eagle Ridge Disc Golf Course. Nestled within the beautiful Lake Park Complex, this course features a mix of open fairways and wooded holes, making it an exciting challenge for both beginners and experienced players. The course follows the natural contours of the land, incorporating elevation changes and water hazards to keep the game engaging.
23253 OH-83
Coshocton, OH 43812
Coshocton County is quickly becoming a premier destination for gravel riding enthusiasts in Ohio. With its scenic rural landscape, rolling hills, and a network of low-traffic, gravel, and dirt roads, the area offers both beautiful vistas and challenging routes for cyclists of all levels. Gravel riding here provides an immersive experience with routes that meander through wooded areas, open farmlands, and along picturesque ridges overlooking the region's rivers and valleys.
The county's varying topography allows for diverse riding experiences, from gentle paths to steep climbs and descents that will test even the most seasoned riders. You'll find well-preserved historic barns, fields of wildflowers, and abundant wildlife along these trails, which add to the charm and sense of adventure.
For those looking to make a weekend of it, Coshocton KOA Holiday campground offers a perfect base camp for gravel riders. Located close to many local routes, it provides a comfortable place to relax post-ride with amenities such as showers, laundry facilities, and even glamping options for those who want a bit more comfort. Plus, Coshocton KOA hosts events and attractions, like the Coshocton Sunflower Festival, making it easy to combine gravel riding with a broader exploration of what Coshocton has to offer.
Whether you're a novice gravel rider looking for scenic routes or an expert seeking technical trails, Coshocton County's gravel roads offer a rewarding, unique experience with the charm of small-town Ohio hospitality.
Check out some routes here.
Coshocton County, Ohio, is widely recognized as one of the top destinations for deer hunting in the state. Known for its abundant deer population and scenic woodlands, Coshocton has earned a reputation among hunters as an ideal place to pursue whitetail deer. The county's diverse landscape – a mix of dense forests, open fields, and rolling hills – creates a perfect habitat for deer, offering hunters ample opportunities and challenges.
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports that Coshocton County consistently ranks high in the state for deer harvest numbers, drawing hunters from near and far. The area boasts both public and private hunting lands, with locations like Woodbury Wildlife Area being particularly popular. Covering nearly 20,000 acres, Woodbury Wildlife Area is the largest public hunting area in Ohio, providing hunters with a range of terrains to explore. Other public lands, like the Conesville Coal Lands, also offer ample hunting spaces, managed with wildlife diversity and habitat preservation in mind.
Coshocton KOA Holiday campground is an excellent choice for hunters looking to stay nearby, offering convenient accommodations close to prime hunting areas. From RV hookups to more comfortable cabins, the campground provides hunters a place to rest, clean up, and store gear. With a growing hunting community and a landscape ripe for adventure, Coshocton County makes for a memorable hunting experience, combining the thrill of the hunt with the charm of Ohio's beautiful countryside.
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