Do I need to book a campsite?

In school holidays and summer weekends, book popular sites well ahead. Out of season most campsites take walk-ins, though small sites still fill up on fine weekends.

What’s the difference between a campsite and a holiday park?

A holiday park (a caravan park in the UK and Australia) has powered sites, showers, a kitchen and often cabins. A campsite can be anything from that to a flat field with a toilet.

Many private campsites and holiday parks allow dogs on a lead. National park and DOC campsites usually don’t. We show the dog rules on a site’s page where we know them.

Where can I stay each night of my road trip?

Plan the drive in Roadtrip: it splits the trip into days and suggests places to sleep near the end of each one.

Campsites near me

Campsites, caravan sites and holiday parks near you, from basic sites by a river to parks with powered sites and hot showers.

Nearest to Columbus

Holiday park
Korbel West Campground
2.9 miDirections
Holiday park
Korbel East Campground
2.9 miDirections
Holiday park
Korbel North Campground
3.0 miDirections
Holiday park
Caravan park
Wi-Fi
7.0 miDirections
Holiday park
Alton RV Park
Powered sites
9.4 miDirections
Campground
Summer Camp Job
10 miDirections
Campground
Camp Mary-Orton
11 miDirections
Campground
Shagbark Grove Group Picnic Area
12 miDirections
Campground
Camp Ken-Jockety & Elam Environmental Center
13 miDirections
Campground
Jackson Lake Campground and Park
Toilets · Showers · Fire pits
15 miDirections
Campground
Camp Lazarus Boy Scout Reservation
19 miDirections
Campground
Alum Creek State Park Campground
19 miDirections
Campground
Equestrian Camp and Day Use
Equestrian Camp sites are primitive but restrooms are nearby. Bridle trails nearby. Reservations are required and may be made up to six months ahead. Tie lines, fire pits, picnic tables.
Toilets
23 miDirections
Campground · Paid
Campsite
24 miDirections
Holiday park
Love's RV Hookup
24 miDirections
Campground
Campsite
25 miDirections
Campground
Junior Open Fair Camping Area
25 miDirections
Holiday park
Caravan park
25 miDirections
Campground
Deer Creek State Park Campground
26 miDirections
Campground
Horseman's Camp
27 miDirections
Campground
Group Camping Area
27 miDirections
Holiday park
KOA Kampground
27 miDirections
Holiday park
Sunbury / Columbus North KOA Holiday
28 miDirections
Campground
Lazy River at Granville
29 miDirections
Campground
Lazy River at Granville
29 miDirections

From OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), New Zealand's Department of Conservation (CC BY 4.0), Australia's National Public Toilet Map (CC BY 3.0 AU) and Roadtrip's own research. Check opening times and rules on site.

Good to know

Do I need to book a campsite?: In school holidays and summer weekends, book popular sites well ahead. Out of season most campsites take walk-ins, though small sites still fill up on fine weekends.
What’s the difference between a campsite and a holiday park?: A holiday park (a caravan park in the UK and Australia) has powered sites, showers, a kitchen and often cabins. A campsite can be anything from that to a flat field with a toilet.
Can I bring my dog?: Many private campsites and holiday parks allow dogs on a lead. National park and DOC campsites usually don’t. We show the dog rules on a site’s page where we know them.
Where can I stay each night of my road trip?: Plan the drive in Roadtrip: it splits the trip into days and suggests places to sleep near the end of each one.