What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 12:00 p.m. and check-out is at 11:00 a.m.; contact the office for late check-in arrangements after 8:00 p.m.

How many people are included in a campsite price?

Each campsite price includes up to four people; additional adults can be added for an extra nightly fee.

Is river access private and how do I use the tube launch?

The campground provides an on-site tube launch for guests; obey posted rules at the put-in and be aware of river conditions before launching.

The property’s pet policy is not listed in the provided information; call the campground office to confirm before bringing pets.

Can large RVs fit in pull-through sites?

Yes—there are 30- and 50-amp pull-through hookups that can accommodate many sizes of campers; verify site specifications when booking.

Are campfires permitted?

Campsites include a fire ring for responsibly managed fires; follow local fire regulations and fully extinguish fires before sleeping or leaving your site.

Riverfront Camping on the Hocking River: RiverBend Campground in Logan, Ohio | Lodging | River Tube

Adventure Brief

Step out of your camper and into the Hocking River: RiverBend Campground puts riverfront sites, a tube launch, and shower-house comfort within easy reach. Read on for what to expect, packing tips, and why this spot works for families and solo paddlers alike.

1–7 nights

easy

From $44.52

RiverBend Campground at Hocking River RV and Tent Campsites sits on the banks of the Hocking River in Logan, Ohio, offering easy river access and a relaxed camping base for paddlers, tubers, and families. At 31251 Chieftain Dr, Logan, OH 43138, USA, the campground lines the river with a mix of electric RV sites, back-in sites, and primitive tent spots that place water and woods within footsteps of your tent or camper.

Mornings here begin with the steady hush of the river and the smell of wet earth. The property’s on-site tube launch makes it simple to step from your campsite into a float, and premium riverfront sites guarantee a view of glassy bends and passing kayaks without a long hike. After a day on the water, a first-class shower house and full hookups mean you don’t have to rough it to enjoy the outdoors — there’s space for big rigs and a selection of 30- and 50-amp pull-through sites to suit rigs of many sizes.

What sets this campground apart is how it stitches everyday comfort to on-river adventure. RiverBend isn’t an isolated backcountry outpost; it’s a practical staging ground for Hocking Hills Adventures river departures and solo floats alike. Families appreciate the included four-person price per site and the short, supervised walk to the tube launch; solo paddlers like the convenience of circuitry between campsite and put-in. Fire rings and picnic tables help make dinner simple and social, while nearby tree cover offers shelter and a leafy backdrop for evening light.

The terrain is classic riverbank country — low terraces, shady hardwoods, and a ribbon of water that supports a range of riparian plants and songbirds. You’ll hear frogs and winter owls in season and might spot a heron or white-tailed deer along quieter stretches. Safety-wise, seasonal river flow changes and weather dictate float decisions, so check local conditions and coordinate with trip operators when in doubt.

Practical details matter here: check-in is at noon and check-out at 11:00 a.m., and campsites include a designated pad, picnic table, and fire ring. Prices are based on the site type and include four people; additional guests can be added per night. Whether you’re towing a trailer, pitching a tent, or launching a float from shore, RiverBend Campground turns a river day into an easy overnight trip, pairing the simple pleasures of summer floating with the conveniences that make outdoor time believable for everyone. Reserve a riverfront site in high season to secure the best views and easy access; camps fill on summer weekends and the tube launch can be busy midday. Contact the campground office for late check-in arrangements after 8:00 p.m. Bring biodegradable soap and pack out trash always.

About Hocking Hills Adventures

Hocking Hills Adventures is a professional outdoor outfitter based in Logan, Ohio, specializing in guided river and camping experiences throughout the Hocking River corridor. The company provides a range of self-guided and guided options including personal kayak transport to launch sites, multi-length river trips, tubing floats, primitive campsites, and cabin rentals. Staff coordinate logistics such as kayak transport to Natural Rockbridge and Crockett’s Launch Site, equipment delivery to Canoe Livery endpoints, and clear trip descriptions so guests can select the right route for skill level and time available.

Trips are designed to serve families, beginners, corporate groups, and experienced paddlers. Signature offerings include 7-mile and 5-mile personal kayak transport services, Riverside Campground tours that pass Natural Rockbridge, family-friendly Crockett’s Run excursions, and a Twilight Moonlight Canoe Trip for nighttime paddling. Team-building canoe packages combine a land-based collaboration session with a self-guided canoe experience on calm river stretches.

Accommodation options include primitive campsites available for 2–7 nights with flexible check-in/out and a Rivers Edge Rustic Cabin equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, and hot tub on 83 acres. Safety and local expertise are emphasized through clear trip durations, launch and livery information, and staff-managed logistics. The business leverages local river knowledge and facility partnerships to deliver reliable, accessible outdoor recreation in Logan, Ohio.

Additional offerings include a 5-mile tubing float, Riverside Campground starting points, and flexible trip durations that vary with water conditions. Booking information, safety guidance, and launch site details are provided to help visitors plan activities in Hocking Hills region.