Camping
Bass and Buck Adventures offers 8 campsites spread out along the Grand River in Southern Geauga County. About 1 hour from Cleveland. The river has carved a 2 mile long valley that provides a great place to hike, explore, and just relax with the family.
HipCamp can be used to reserve Bass and Buck Adventure sites. Click on any of the HipCamp tent Logos and you will be redirected to the HipCamp app to make your reservation.
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Clip Clop
ClipClop includes a 13' Bell tent, wood platform, two cots, interior lighting, and a propane heater for winter camping. A fire ring and picnic table. The tent will be set up and ready for your gear when you arrive. This site is nestled in the woods between the river and a bank. It provides a secluded place to enjoy your time outside, yet is only a hundreds yards from the parking and porta-potti.
Big Bend
My personal favorite . Big Bend lies along a large gradual bend in the river giving you a picturesque view in both directions. Big Bend is also close to the porta-potti, and has a trail that you can drive an SUV or Suburu type car to. This site is about a half mile from the road providing extra quiet to enjoy natures sounds. There is a rustic picnic table and benches, along with a fire ring.
Deep Woods
Deepwoods is a secluded campites nestled along the Grand River. A great site to connect with everything wild. This site is about 3/4 walk from the parking area. We have a wagon to help get your gear to the site. A traditional Jeep can be driven to Deepwoods. There are two shallow river crossings. There is a fire ring and a picnic table.
Lake View
Lake View is tucked away on a hillside at the end of our 3 acre lake. If you like to fish from your camp site this is the spot for you. Only a few hundreds yards from the parking area and porta-potti. There is a fire ring and a picnic table. The 1850's Clinton Railroad earthworks are still visible on this part of the property.
Cozy Creek
Cozy Creek is a smaller campsite yet there is still room for a couple tents. There is a rapids at the site to insure you fall asleep with the soothing sounds of a bubbling brook. The rapids also makes a great place for kids to catch crayfish. You can drive up to within 20 feet of the site.
Hidden Valley
Hidden Valley is our most secluded site. This small valley's steep walls were carved by a cool spring fed stream. This site is about 1 1/4 mile walk from the parking area. We have a wagon to help get your gear to the site. There is a fire ring and a picnic table. A traditional Jeep can be driven to within 50 yds of the site. There are two shallow river crossings.
Forge Hill
Forge Hill is located on the river just below the hill that gives it its name. In the 1850's there was a forge located on the site of the campsite. If you look around in the river you can find remnants of the structure. Forge Hill is our largest campsite. You can drive right up to the site.
Oil Dam
Oil Dam is our newest campsite, and will be ready to go this spring. The sight is named after a flaxseed mill and dam that was just upstream from this campsite. I found an old map that showed an dam on the river named just Oil Dam. When i dug into it I discoved there was a flaxseed oil mill on the location.