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All campsites are primitive, but if you’re interested in dry RV camping (no water or electric hookups), call for help finding a spot.
The entrance to the 6.5-acre Old Town Reserve is on Old Springfield Pike at U.S. Route 68 north of Xenia.
This is a nice little park. It's right next to a big soccer area with a lot of fields and it's right off 68, making it easy to get to. I think it gets used most for a place for folks to park and use the bike trail that runs from Springfield to Xenia (where you can access more bike trails from near the train station) because the trail goes right by it. While the park doesn't have a lot going on, it's also a nice place to pull over and eat lunch in your car or read a book.
Really lovely place for a calm picnic. Outside of the bike path there's not much to do other than being in walking distance of soccer fields. But very calm and chill. Only portable bathrooms are available. I'd recommend this place to chill out, but not for kids who need lots of entertainment.
Great access to the bike trail, tire pump and bike repair stand at parking lot. Two miles north on the bike trail is an old railroad iron bridge over the Little Miami River. Interesting historical sign at parking lot says this is the birthplace of Tecumseh.
