Camden, OH

Camden is a small Ohio farming town of 2,000 people located on US Route 127, about 15 miles south of Interstate 70. The area features typical Midwest agricultural landscape with corn and soybean fields. Visitors usually arrive from I-70 via US 127 or take State Route 725 east-west through town. The historic 1890s railroad depot, now a community center, stands as Camden's most notable landmark from its days as a Pennsylvania Railroad stop.