About Us

Location | Between New Cumberland and Dellroy in Tuscarawas and Carroll counties. From I-77 exit 93, take State Route 212, 11 miles to County Road 93.

Acres of Water | 1,540
Acres of Surrounding Land | 3,000
Maximum Depth | 41 feet
Shoreline Length | 28 miles

Horsepower Limit | 25

Boat Launch Ramp | The main public launch ramp is located off State Route 212 near the dam. A public ramp is also located at each marina.

Atwood Lake Park | 4956 Shop Road NE, Mineral City, Ohio, 44656, phone (330) 343-6780. Park is open year-round, and is fully operational Memorial Day - Labor Day.

Camping | More than 500 camp lots (class A with full hookups, class A and B with electric), are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Seasonal camping is available at a discounted rate. 

Park Amenities | Activity center, nature center (closed in 2023 for renovations), hiking trails, swimming beach, special events, daily activities, laundry, camp store, game courts, two-bedroom vacation cabins, concessions, sports courts including basketball and pickleball, playground, picnic shelters, camper cabins, hot showers, modern restrooms. 

Marinas:

Atwood Marina West | 9298 Atwood Lake Road, Mineral City, Ohio, 44656, (330) 364-4703. Docking, boat sales and service, rental boats, fuel, accessories, restaurant and gift shop. Open year-round; seven days a week. 
Winter: Monday through Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm, Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm.
Summer: 9:00am - 8:00pm

Sail & Power Marina | P.O. Box 57, Dellroy, Ohio, 44620, (330) 735-2323. Docking, boat sales and service, rental boats, fishing supplies, lunch counter. Open March 1 through November 1, seven days a week.
Summer: 9:00am - 8:00pm

Atwood Area Fall Festival | Held annually first weekend in October at Atwood Park. Features crafts, food, Civil War demonstrations, primitive weapons club, antique engine show, classic car show, haunted hayride.

Hunting | Permitted in all nonrestricted areas, and regulated by the Ohio Division Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife. 

Fishing | Fish are stocked by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife, District 3. For current catch reports, contact the marinas.

Hiking | In addition to the seven miles of trails located at the park, the Buckeye Trail, which links all four corners of Ohio, passes near Atwood Lake.

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We issue alerts regarding imminent threats to health and safety, and updates that affect activities or property in and around the lake.

Park Master Plan And Development