Wolf Run State Park - Caldwell, OH - Ohio State Parks

Camping
71 electric sites
67 non-electric sites
Showers, laundry facilities and dump station are available
Picnic tables, fire rings and vault latrines are provided
Basketball hoop, in addition to playground equipment for youngsters
Camp office loans games and sporting equipment to registered campers
A walk-in group area with fire rings is available for use by organized youth groups on a reservation basis. It accommodates up to 150 people.
20-site primitive fly-in camping area is located on the north side of the lake, within walking distance of the 4,700-foot runway at the Noble County Airport

Cabins
One Conestoga Camper Cabin is available April through November.
Sleeps up to 4 people
Single room with 1 double bed and 2 twin beds
Amenities include ceiling light with fan, electric heater, refrigerator, and microwave
Front porch with swing, picnic table and fire ring
Smoking and pets are not permitted
Linens, dishware, & cookware is not provided
Daily housekeeping is not available

Boating
Boats with motors of up to 10 horsepower are permitted on Wolf Run Lake. A launching ramp and tie-ups are available on the south side of the lake, easily accessible from State Route 215.

Fishing
The 220-acre Wolf Run Lake is well known for large catches of bass, bluegill, crappie, trout and catfish. A valid Ohio fishing license is required.

Hunting
Hunting is permitted in special areas only. Hunting map can be obtained at the park office. A valid Ohio hunting license is required.

Picnicking
Picnic areas are located in scenic areas of the park. A shelterhouse may be reserved online or by calling (866) 644-6727.

Swimming
A 200-foot public swimming beach is located on the south side of the lake. Restrooms and changing booths are available.
Scuba diving is also permitted in the lake, except within the beach area. Proper equipment and marking of the diving area are required. Diving alone is prohibited.
Swimming is permitted during daylight hours only. Swim at your own risk. Pets are NOT permitted on swimming beaches.

Trails
A 3.5-mile section of the Buckeye Trail passes along the west side of the lake.
A 1/2-mile loop trail begins at the nature center providing opportunities for nature study and wildlife observation.
A 1.5-mile Lakeview Trail skirts the lake, providing a pleasant walk from the campground to the beach.

Winter Recreation
In winter, park guests can enjoy sledding and cross-country skiing.