Hollow Rock Camp Ground
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Hollow Rock Camp Ground
LOCATION
Hollow Rock Camp Ground is located just west of the Ohio River on County Road 51 in Toronto, Ohio. Hollow Rock sits nestled between two hills in a lush green valley aside Big Creek.
HISTORY
Hollow Rock Camp Ground has been a host to several different denominations for camp meetings. Articles and memorabilia located in the history room at Hollow Rock date back to 1838.
Rev. J.M. Bray, pastor of the nearby Sugargrove church, held the first camp meeting at Hollow Rock Camp Ground with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Methodist Church continued to hold camp meetings at Hollow Rock until 1875 when it was opened up to other denominations and officially was listed as interdenominational.
The camp ground is maintained throughout the year by a caregiver who lives on the grounds.
EVENTS
Hollow Rock Camp Meeting is held annually in July at the camp ground.
RESOURCES
www.hollowrock.org
