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Monroe Co. Toledo North KOA is 9 miles north of the Ohio-Michigan line. Located only an hour from Detroit and 20 minutes from Toledo, your weekend getaway is a short, convenient drive away!

From US-23 Take exit 9 (Summerfield Road) Make a left turn from the exit Make another left turn at Tunicliffe Road.

From I-75 Take exit 6 (Luna Pier) Travel west approximately 10 miles Make a right turn on Summerfield Travel for about 3 miles Turn right on Tunicliffe Road.

Check out these links for great places to visit during your stay.

Black Swamp Arts Festival
September 9-11
Great art, great music, and great food are all to be found at the 2011 Black Swamp Arts Festival in Bowling Green. There will be over 100 juried art displays from local and national artists, performance art events, visual artists creating work on-site and youth art activities.

Cabela's
Open year-round, closed some holidays
Find museum-quality exhibits and choose from top-quality outdoor clothing and equipment as you stroll through Cabela's 225,000sq.ft showroom. From the huge grizzly statue out front to the realistic animal displays and indoor aquarium, kids of all ages will be fascinated with all there is to see. And, it's just a short 10 minute drive from the campground, in nearby Dundee.

Cedar Point
May 14-September 2, weekends from September 3-October 31
Are you ready for thrill-a-minute fun? Then head to Cedar Point, the world's largest amusement ride park, just over an hour from our campground. Try all 17 roller coasters, go for the ultimate excitement on the Chaos or Demon Drop, or for a spin on one of 3 carousels. Also check out Soak City and the Challenge Park!

Henry Ford Museum
Open year-round (closed holidays)
See Presidential limousines, the bus in which Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, historic airplanes, Dymaxion House and more at the renowned Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. Covering more than 9 acres and housing an IMAX theater, the Henry Ford awes and inspires visitors of all ages.

Monroe County Fair

July 31-August 6, 2011

Since the 1800s, this fair has been bringing families together for good old-fashioned fun. Enjoy toe-tapping live music, carnival rides, rodeos, 4-H displays and demonstrations, a petting zoo, and much more.

Raceway Park
Get ready to place your bets at Raceway Park, Toledo's own harness racing track. Built in the late 1950s as a car track and later converted for thoroughbred racing, Raceway Park's theater-style seating ensures that no one misses a minute of the action on the 5/8 mile oval track. It's also home to the annual Buckeye-Wolverine Pace, which has accurately predicted the winner of the Michigan-Ohio State football games 80 percent of the time.

Sauder Village
April 26-October 30
Experience life in the 19th and early 20th centuries as you tour the Historic Sauder Village. Spend time watching coopers, basket weavers, woodworkers, tinsmiths, wool spinners, and other artisans honing their crafts. Staff dressed in period clothing are on hand to answer questions, lead demonstrations and make your tour truly unforgettable. Be sure to stop at the gift shop!

SS Willis Boyer
April 19-October 31
Step back in time as you tour the S.S. Willis B. Boyer, once the widest and most luxurious vessels in the Great Lakes shipping industry. Originally launched in 1911 this freighter held multiple tonnage records for coal, iron ore and other cargo.

Toledo Farmers Market
Dates and hours of operation vary
The Toledo Farmer's Market has been bringing fresh produce to the community since 1832. Today, you can find delicious breads and pastries, farm-fresh poultry, flowers, herbs and more.

Toledo Mud Hens
April-September
For more than 100 years, the Toledo Mud Hens have been bringing local fans to their feet. See mascots Muddy and Muddonna entertain the crowd, enjoy a funnel cake or a heater dog, and sing during the seventh inning stretch. Be sure to bring your glove!

Toledo Speedway
April 15  - October 16
Engines have been roaring at the Toledo Speedway since 1963 and the short track is now famous. From stock cars to school buses, there's always fast driving fun to be found. See the speedway's schedule by clicking on Toledo Speedway when you visit.

Toledo Zoo
Every year, nearly 1 million people visit the Toledo Zoo, which is home to over 5,300 animals - over 760 species. Get up close and personal with Nile Hippos in the Hippoquarium, see polar bears and seals in the Artic Encounter exhibit, or enjoy watching the big cats in Cheetah Valley. The new children's zoo, 

Monroe Information
Official visitor information site for the Monroe area.

Toledo Information
Information on what to do in Toledo!