Wapakoneta, Ohio
Lakewood Village Resort

14296 Cemetery Road
Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
(419) 738–5000
Resort No. 2483 • Eastern Time

 
 

Open year-round
High-Use Seasonal Period: May 1 through September 1.

Sites: 137 Full / 66 Partial
Check in: 2 - 7 PM
Check out: Noon
Maximum Electrical: 30 amps
Maximum RV Length: 50 ft.

Directions:
Fifty miles north of Dayton, 80 miles south of Toledo on I-75, take exit 111 and go east approximately 1,000 ft. Turn left on Cemetery Rd. (at Dodge City Restaurant). Go 500 ft. to resort on right.

Accommodations   Facilities and Amenities

A-frames, sleep 3-6. Log-frame, sleeps 4, primitive, no utilities.
Reservation Requirements: Check in: 10 AM -6 PM. Check out: 11 AM. Minimum stay: 2 nights on weekends.
Notes: Pets must be on max. 10-ft. leash. No pets in buildings or rental units. Linens not provided. Must be 21 years or older to rent facilities. Visitor mail not accepted.



 

The resort has a clubhouse, pavilion, snack bar, game room, indoor pool with 2 spas, sauna, two lakes, miniature golf, pedal boats, fishing, and courts for horseshoes, shuffleboard, and basketball. Dump station.





Resort Profile

Lakewood Village Resort is located in the west-central part of Ohio, south of Lima and north of Dayton on I-75 at exit 111. The resort is near the Neil Armstrong Air & Space Museum, the Ohio Caverns, and other attractions. Shopping is available in nearby Lima and Wapakoneta. Dayton, home of the Wright Brothers, is 50 miles away.

Recreational opportunities in Wapakoneta and Auglaize County vary. Grand Lake St. Marys, about a 20-minute drive to the west, is the state's largest man-made lake. The state park here offers camping, boating, sailing, fishing, hunting, picnicking and swimming. Indian Lake, found about 30 miles to the east of Wapakoneta also offers water sports.

The city is home to a number of festivals, and as the county seat, hosts the Auglaize County Fair each year. Each September, the Wapakoneta Chamber of Commerce hosts the Indian Summer Festival, a celebration of the city's Indian heritage as well as the on-set of Indian Summer. The Apple Harvest Festival is celebrated at Maple Lane Farms each October. Golf courses are found in Wapakoneta at the Wapakoneta County Club.

Fort Amanda State Park, located nine miles north of Wapakoneta on Ohio 198, is the site of a military post from the War of 1812. The park is open daylight hours and features a monument as well as picnicking, hiking and shelter houses.