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4.2 stars | 31 reviews
Olde Oak is an RV Park along the Ohio River that offers full hook-ups for day-to-day / year-round use. With 121 lots that offer 50 & 30 amp electric service, the park accommodates short and long-term stays.
The Park is conveniently located to job sites in Apple Grove, WV, the Marcellus Shale and multiple major riverside industrial developments in SW WV. Since Spring ’24, the park has been reinforcing its 50 amp electric hook-ups for improved integrity to serve living units for traveling workers, contractors, nurses and retirees.
Olde Oak is part of an independent family-owned business that has specialized in creating homes away from home for hard-working people. We’ve been in the RV park business since 2008 and have two additional RV parks on the Ohio River.
Water connection is to municipal water system (West Columbia, WV) with sections set up to offer year-round service.
Sewer hookups to 3” pvc pipe system allows more worry-free disposal of home liquid wastes.
Reliable electric service at every site with 50 | 30 | 20 amp options.
Trash disposal & yard maintenance is included as part of lot rental.
In addition to a playground for kids, the park has a wooded nature trail for walking, jogging, biking or golf cart cruising.
The river valley draws outdoorsman of all types for fishing and hunting. The area is great for epic motorcycle adventures and offers terrains to challenge all levels of cyclists. For those who love the water and nature, there is plenty to explore via kayak, canoe, boat and so forth.
Mason County, WV fairgrounds are nearby. Plenty of shopping and restaurants are a short drive away in both Mason and Pt. Pleasant, WV. Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis on the opposite river bank have several historic and cultural attractions.
Open Year-Round | Full Hook-Ups | Playground | Pet-Friendly | Large Shaded Lots | Nature/Walking Trail | River Views and Foot Access to Waterfront
Just 14 miles upriver in Racine, OH, Lock 24 RV park is located on the site of a former river lock. The original lock building that once housed all the lock’s machinery, still stands. You can walk the grounds and see remaining lock infrastructure pieces built 100 years ago. Some of it even allows you to walk on water. We recently added a park golf course for recreational use. Open to guests and visitors, the course offers challenges and fun for the avid golfer, their friends, and their families.
The 9-hole course is laid out along the property’s great lawn behind the Lock House. The course offers beautiful river views and barges full of coal pass by with regularity.
Park Golf was invented in Japan in 1983 and quickly gained popularity. Commonly described as “the pickleball of golf” it is similar to traditional golf in that players aim to hit the ball into a hole with a club in the fewest number of strokes.
Park Golf allows people of all ages. Walks between holes are shorter. Only 1 club is needed. Colorful larger balls are used and the cups balls are putted into are larger too. These modifications make the sport fun for all ages and skill levels.