John Bryan State Park Campground

The park is small and well maintained. There are many new sites and pads, most with electric. The park has numerous maintained hiking as well as mountain biking trails. They have a very nice disc golf course. A new dump facility has been added with 2 stations. The sites are close and a few are in shade. Staff are friendly and helpful.
The park is close to many amenities offered in Yellow Springs, Clifton Gorge, and the Air Force museum.

John Bryan State Park Campground is well kept and quiet. The sites had good spacing, were level and paved. My only complaint about the layout is that it's a bit confusing and signs directing drivers to the exit would be helpful. The bathrooms were clean, showers warm and the night quiet. I'm surprised that they only had vault toilets, but these were kept clean. I was only here one night and didn't have an opportunity to explore the park in general. Would definitely stay again!

Our campsite was paved and fairly level for our 33’ Grand Design 5th wheel. We enjoyed the 50 amp electric. Potable water is at the entrance. There are gray water dumps around the campground (likely due to the number of tent sites) and a regular dump station as well. We did not use the restrooms but the building looks brand new. The internal roads are a bit narrow. Overall, it is a very scenic area with large mature trees. We were in the area mainly to see the Air force Museum and it was an easy 20ish minute drive.

Previous review noted that the hot water was not on. It's is on now and all the very hot water you could ever want for your shower. And...it's a brand new shower house..one of the best we have experienced in years of camping. Nice mountain bike trails in the park. A few miles to the Little Miami Valley Scenic Bike Trail...also worthy. Fast 5G data on AT&T.

Come on Ohio, turn on the hot water in your rest rooms and showers. I've always loved this park for its trails and its proximity to the fun town of Yellow Springs. The sites are comfortable though not really isolated from one another. As someone noted, the camping area feels more like a city park than a wooded area.

The restrooms/showers were clean and well maintained. My only complaint was the lack of hot or even warm water in the showers and sinks. It was 40degrees there when we stayed.

This was a difficult stay, partially due to Covid and resulting lack of staff. Once entering the Park, there is no check in, and there are no directions to the campground. There are pit toilets only and no showers, and no directions to direct you to the water supply. Shade is scarce. That being said, the grass is mowed; the campsites are level and large, and, for pit toilets, they are clean and well maintained. We could only get two nights in two campsites instead of one campsite for four nights, but neither of the two campsites we used were occupied for the nights we were in the others. There was no park staff, and the camp host could not help us change our sites. We chose this campground for its proximity to the Little Miami Scenic Trail for bike riding, as did several others, so it would have been helpful for the Park to have some signage or maps showing how to get to the Trail, but they didn't. We would stay there again now that we know what to expect just because of the bike riding, but no other reason.