River Trail Crossing

River Trail Crossing is a campground in Butler, OH, situated on the Clear Fork River at the point where the river meets the B&O Bike Trail. The privately owned property sits in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains in Richland County and is within minutes of I-71 and Mohican State Park. It serves tent campers, RV travelers, and families looking for an outdoor stay in north-central Ohio, offering a full range of site options from primitive tent sites to pull-through spaces with 50-amp service, water, electric, and sewer hookups for large rigs. All sites are level and spacious.

The campground is modern and well maintained, with restrooms featuring hot showers and flush toilets that are kept clean, plus a stocked camp store that sells gold pans alongside other supplies. On-site recreational options include fishing in the Clear Fork River, where brown trout and 26 other fish species have been recorded, as well as biking and hiking along the 18-mile paved B&O Trail. The property also has a basketball court, a volleyball area, horseshoe pits, and a playground with a sandbox for younger children. The Gold Prospectors Association of America is located upriver, and guests can buy pans in the camp store and try panning on their own.

The campground sits along State Route 97, about 0.7 miles from Wildcat Hollow and roughly 0.9 miles from Butler Elementary School. Main Street and Freeman Swank Farms Airport are each about a mile away, and Butler Village Hall is approximately 1.3 miles from the property.

River Trail Crossing combines a riverside setting with direct trail access, giving campers fishing, biking, hiking, and family activities all in one location just outside Mohican State Park.

Services:

• Biking & Hiking on B&O Trail
• Family Activities (Basketball, Volleyball, etc.)
• Fishing in Clear Fork River
• Full Hook-Up Camping Sites
• Primitive Tent Sites