New Straitsville

Point 4: Wildcat Hollow Trailhead offers 8 overnight parking spaces as well as a pit toilet.

Point 6: Burr Oak State Park Campground Dock 3 has 8 overnight parking spaces and pit toilets.

Point 10: Burr Oak State Park Office offers overnight parking as well as a restroom in the naturalist’s office.

Point 12: Boat Dock 1 Marina has parking, plus concessions and restrooms.

Point 13: Tom Jenkins Dam Day offers day use parking, pit toilet, picnic table.

Point 15: Four day use parking spaces along Antle Orchard Road.

Point 22: Fifteen day use parking spaces, picnic area (no restrooms) at Tecumseh Lake.

Point 20: Day use parking area with 2 parking spaces.

Point 21: Day use parking area with 2 parking spaces.

Point 22: Tecumseh Lake Picnic Area. On the shore of Tecumseh Lake is a day use parking area with 15 spaces and a picnic area.

Point 23: Old Stone Church Trail Trailhead and Overflow Camping Area offers a multi-day parking area.

Point 26: North Country Trail Trailhead offers a multi-day parking area. Trailhead/parking lot for the North Country Trail on T-190 road. A white-blazed spur trail leads East from this area to Buckeye Trail/New Straitsville Section Point 26. Dispersed campsites in woods just to northeast of parking lot.

Point 33: North Trailhead-Boch Hollow State Nature Preserve has a day use parking area with 6 spaces.

Point 4: Campsites

Point 6: Burr Oak State Park Dock 3 Campground, within Burr Oak State Park, camping with a fee along the trail is possible at Point 6 (Boat Dock 3). Rooms may also be rented at the lodge or cabins near Point 10.

Point 11: Within Burr Oak State Park, camping with a fee along the trail is possible at Point 11 (Boat Dock 2). Rooms may also be rented at the lodge or cabins near Point 10 (Parking Area at Burr Oak State Park Office).

Point 13: Burr Oak Cove CG may also be reached in 1 mile by trail from Point 13. From the privies just east of the parking area, follow BOBPT 0.2 mile northeast. At the corner of the lake, leave BOBPT and proceed north on a well-defined but unmarked trail.

Point 18: Smoke Rise Ranch: cabins, RV camping, tent camping, bath house, military and student discounts

Point 22: Tecumseh Lake. No camping in this area per Village of Shawnee, Ohio. Please explore other options in the area, such as dispersed camping within Wayne National Forest lands.

Point 22: Shawnee Hills Campsite offers private dispersed tent camping off of short spur trail from Upson Hollow Road, parking spaces for about 5 vehicles, porta-potty, and picnic table. Call Zach 740.603.8155 to reserve

Point 22: Camp Bell Garage/Shelter: a brown garage with a blue blaze on the unlocked back door. Indoors, find two bunk beds, bottled water, and electricity.

Point 23: Campsite 1 near Point 24: campsite with fire ring, north of Point 24, on west side of trail.

Point 23: Campsite 2 near Point 24: campsite north of Point 24 in pine woods, flat area just off trail to west. No fire ring.

Point 23: Campsite 3 near Point 24: campsite north of Point 24 in pine woods, flat area just off trail to west where trail takes a sharp turn to east along a ravine. No fire ring.

Point 26: Two campsites nearby

Point 27: 100 Acre Shelter: Camp in an Adirondack-style shelter on Buckeye Trail Association’s Imhoff Preserve. Purify water from Dan’s Run. Use minimum impact techniques. To access the shelter, follow the trail 0.3 miles west from Point 27 to a three-way trail intersection. Take the side trail 200 feet west to the shelter (39.60049°N, 82.29968°W).