Every blog post I write that talks about pulling your RV in Amish Country starts the same; don’t take the scenic route!

When putting in the coordinates to get here, make sure you take state routes! I’m not even lying. If you get onto a skinny gravel county road, and you won’t have fun. You might say, “How would you know? ” Well, we did it once, and Matt and I did not talk to each other for the rest of the day.

“We would recommend you stay on State Routes coming here. County roads are beautiful but very stressful to navigate with a large RV or travel trailer.”

Scenic Hills is settled in the heart of the Amish community and it is just off the main route through the center of Holmes County, State Route 39.

Arrival here is simple and straight forward. The signs are clearly placed on the main entrance into the park. As you enter, you will pull right up to the office where you will check-in. PLEASE NOTE: they take cash and check only; you will not be using your bank or charge card here.

Check-in AND check out is at Noon.

This campground is a Good Sam location; if you don’t have one, you can sign up HERE.

Scenic Hills RV Park is a perfect destination for big rigs.

They have

• 112 full hook-up sites
• 9 super sites
• 30 and 50 amp service
• 40 pull-thrus
• Avg. site width – 35 ft

This park has the full-timers and the 40+ crowd in mind! I have always been impressed with how every site is large, graveled and pretty level considering the Holmes County terrain.

Getting to your site is extremely easy, and the roads are laid out amazingly well for a campground. Our site was #52, and it was situated on the top level of the campground. Getting in and set up was a breeze! We found that everything for the full hook up site was placed strategically well and easily connected.

Site Amenities:

Fire ring, picnic table, and wi-fi

Scenic Hills RV Park is a perfect destination for empty nesters and the peace and quiet crowd!

This RV park is geared towards those without children, and the amenities here reflect that.

• Dump station available
• Fire rings and picnic tables
• Laundry facilities
• Sites available with a grassy area in between or extra-spacious sites with pebbled area to accommodate the largest units
• Supersites with a cement pad and prime views of buggies passing by

This RV park is for self-contained units only because there is no shower house or bathrooms on the property.