Caesar Creek State Park

Caesar Creek is highlighted by clear blue waters, scattered woodlands, meadows and steep ravines. At least that's what the Park Service has to say about it. Equestrian reviews of this 3,741-acre park offer more mixed comments with common refrains of "Flat and Muddy" being heard. Regardless; with 30 miles of trails open to horse and mule use and a dedicated equestrian campground, Caesar's is well worth a visit. Please be considerate and follow all LNT guidelines so that this area remains open to equestrian users.

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What to Expect

• Dedicated equestrian campground with 30 primitive sites available
• Stock water is available in campground
• 4 bridle trails covering generally flat ground consisting of the following options
• Rosebriar Trail - an easy riding trail of 2 miles
• Moonlit Vista Trail - 3.7 Miles in length
• Farmer's Trace Trail - 4 Miles long
• Solidago Downs Trail - the longest equestrian trail in the system at about 18 miles long
• NOTE: The Solidago Downs Trail runs through a dog training area so use caution there.

Rules and Regulations

• Land Manager = Ohio State Parks
  

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Notes From TrailMeister Readers

Mickie - The vast majority of the work done on the horse trails there is done by Warren County OHC.

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