🐾🌳 Wolfie’s Family Campground & RV Resort - Dog-Friendly Stay in Zanesville, OH with Simba the Adventure Pup 🚐🏕

Hey friends! Ash here — and this week, Simba and I checked in at Wolfie’s Family Campground & RV Resort in Zanesville, Ohio, and it turned out to be the perfect mix of quiet comfort, open green space, and easy access to Southeast Ohio’s historic attractions. 🙌

If you’re a fellow RVer, road-tripper, or traveling pup parent looking for a clean, family-friendly, dog-welcoming campground, this one might just be your next stop.

📍 Campground Snapshot

Name: Wolfie’s Family Campground & RV Resort
Location: Zanesville, OH
Type: RV resort & family-friendly campground
Hookups: Full hookup and partial sites available
Amenities: Picnic tables, shady sites, open fields, restrooms, friendly hosts
Dog-Friendly: Yes — Simba approved! 🐶
Vibe: Peaceful, well-kept, laid-back

🐶 Simba’s First Impressions

The second we stepped out of the rig, Simba was in full explorer mode:

• Nose to the ground, tail up, sniffing every post, pinecone, and patch of grass
• Enjoyed the wide-open areas and quiet walking loops
• Relaxed in the shade after a long drive — A+ tail-wag energy

Whether it was a casual stroll around the property or just stretching out beside the picnic table, Simba made himself right at home.

🏕️ RV Park Features

✔️ Spacious Sites – Easy to pull in and set up, even for larger rigs
✔️ Shaded & Sunny Options – A nice mix depending on your style
✔️ Friendly Hosts – Welcoming, helpful, and great with dog guests
✔️ Green Space – Lots of room for pups to walk or play
✔️ Quiet Atmosphere – Great for relaxing after a day of adventuring

🚐 Local Attractions Nearby

Wolfie’s makes a great base for exploring:

🧱 Nelsonville Brick Park
🌉 Zanesville’s Historic Y-Bridge
⚙️ Lock #10 and Muskingum River history
🍽️ Local diners and scenic back roads perfect for a drive with your pup riding shotgun

🎥 In This Week’s Video


You’ll see:

🎬 A walking tour of the campground
🐾 Simba stretching his legs and doing his signature sniff & trot
🌲 Park layout, amenities, and tips for RVers
🛶 Peaceful vibes and small-town charm

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✨ Final Thoughts

Sometimes, the best campgrounds aren’t the flashiest — they’re the ones that are quiet, clean, and feel like home for both humans and dogs. Wolfie’s was exactly that for us: a calm home base where we could relax, recharge, and explore Southeast Ohio at our own pace.

If you’re heading through Zanesville or just looking for a solid dog-friendly stop, Wolfie’s is worth bookmarking.

Until next time — happy camping, comfy sites, and tail-wagging rest stops,
– Ash & Simba 🐾🚐🌳

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