Personally Speaking

Alcohol State Park

Are alcoholic beverages allowed in state parks?

Alcohol is prohibited in public areas in every state park. The only exceptions are resort lodge restaurants and lounges, which provide complete beverage service. In addition, the golf course pro shops at Deer Creek, Hueston Woods, Maumee Bay, Punderson, and Salt Fork offer limited beverage service. The State of Ohio legal age for possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages is 21 years of age.

If you're discreet and responsible, you can drink at your campsite.

Technically still against the rules, but I've had rangers walk past me when I waved with a beer in my hand because he was on his way to toss out some rowdy kids who weren't discreet or responsible.

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Wildwood

Wildwood was my favorite as a kid. I remember it got shut down years ago. I think it was near bankruptcy. Today I looked it up to see what happened to it. It looks like time has made it a quiet neighborhood. Another good one was Dover Lake.

They closed in 2006 for undisclosed reasons.

Brandywine ski resort purchased it and it looks like everything is still there, at least according to this overhead photo from bing, whenever that was taken.