About us

Chippewa Valley Campgrounds is year round campground located in Seville, Ohio.  Whether you are a full-time RVer or enjoy weekend getaways, you will love our spacious sites, large lake, incredible wildlife, and warm community. The campground is 89 acres and is conveniently located half a mile from I-76 and I-71, and is just twenty minutes from Akron and Medina, forty minutes from Cleveland, and an hour and a half from Columbus. Our sites can accommodate RVs and travel trailers of every size. 

We believe everyone deserves to make memories that last a lifetime. Our competitive prices, limited sites, and family-oriented values help us accommodate everyone looking to connect with nature through camping. Our wide range of amenities makes your stay convenient and fun. We have on-site laundry and bathrooms, a large basketball court, and a pavilion. See a list of our full amenities here.

If you have an adventurous spirit, you can explore the hiking trails. Leashed dogs can explore with you and play in our large open field. Bring your fishing rods and hang out at the lakeside. Our fish-and-release lake is full of blue gill, small-mouth bass, and large-mouth bass. 

The diverse wildlife is a point of pride at Chippewa Valley. Medina County is one of the best places to watch birds. During your stay, you may see kingfishers, herons, owls, finches, and several species of waterfowl.  In the quiet evenings, deer and flying squirrels roam the grounds.

Chippewa Valley Campgrounds is rich with history. The campground is over fifty years old and was created by Cliff Gregoire in the 1970s. Cliff founded Medina Sod and began irrigating the area in the 1960s. When the local highway started sinking, he aided in filling in the marsh area. During this time, they used a combination of horse-drawn teams and heavy equipment. One morning in the early 1960s, the crew and locals found that two bulldozers had disappeared overnight. One sank so far it was no longer visible, and only the blade of the other dozer could be seen peaking out of the swamp. Medina Sod was recently renamed to Medina Turf and is still owned by the family. It is thanks to their roots and pursuits that this beautiful area was preserved for campers to enjoy for generations past and generations to come.