We actually did not have a nightly rate since we were here for the FMCA rally. Our site was perfectly level, but many were not. Downtown location. Lots of security. Plenty of room for rally. Great venue buildings. Enjoyed 50 amp full hookups. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed as part of a large Rally and had a grass site with no hookups. Based on what we saw during our 8 nights here, I am not sure that we would stay here if we were not part of a group. One of our friends was rear ended at the entrance and it took an hour and a half for a cop to show up after they called for one. It is not a very good area at all so we would be inclined to stay elsewhere and drive in. Sites varied from fairly nice to not anywhere near being level. Batwing TV reception was very good and Verizon connected at 4G. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As previous reviewer said, sites 300-310 are the best. When you get into the fairgrounds stop and call the security number. They will assist you to a campsite. Mary suggested site 304 which was much better than where most of the campers park. Level sites. May be a bit unnerving when you hear the first acorn drop on your roof. 90# water pressure and best electric power we've seen in 8 years of travel. Was able to set up satellite TV on tripod behind rig. Strong 3G Verizon Wi-Fi. Garbage barrels right by a nearby tree. Picked up daily. Although across town, it only took a few minutes on 32nd Avenue to reach the speedway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located in the middle of Indianapolis, it provides a great location as a home base while visiting this great city. We parked along 42nd street on the north side of the fairgrounds under several large oak trees (spots 300-310)are in the shade. There are lots of activities at the fairgrounds, so there are always a number of people around, and 24 hr. security offer great peace of mind while in the campground. We stayed there for a week during the later part of May. Price quoted includes all taxes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We wanted a central location to visit family. This site certainly qualifies, as it provides easy access to downtown area and the Broadripple neighborhood. This is a no frills, parking lot type camp area and if not for its location, could not command the rate. Security is 24-hour accompanied by all-night lighting and perimeter fencing. We felt very safe and appreciated our proximity to everything the city had to offer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The entrance is through the main gate on 38th St. Just East of Meridian St. Once on the fairgrounds take the first left. The parking spots are basic with all the necessary stuff. Lots of night security lights. The 170 count is for those occasions when they really cram them in. Questionably if there is enough room for much in the way of slide outs. Fortunately this is rarely the case. So there is usually adequate room between units. As mentioned the campground is central to everything. The sites on the South end are deeper and more level. Up at the North end the sites are shorter with a drop off. Mostly gravel with few trees for shade. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A great park for seeing the local sights. Centrally located and pretty quiet for being right in the middle of a major city. Camping area brightly lit with security lights at night. You park and call security to pay. We enjoyed walking around the huge campgrounds, watching kids at the Mini Indy race course and harness racing horse exercise. Many events at fairground. A real bargain for such a central location. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love it here. Big rig easy in, easy out. If you care about such things, you may want to find out what is going on while you're there. Parking lots can get full and noisy during the weekends. The only down side is you never know what gate is going to be open, so getting in and out of the fairgrounds can be tricky. We'll be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located near the center of Indianapolis, this campground offers easy access to all sites in this capitol city. While others may have mentioned the neighborhood which surrounds the area, you must remember that you are in an urban city. Security is always around, and during the time of our stay, there were many activities. Just behind the fence is the popular jogging, walking, biking Monon Trail. We stayed for two weeks visiting friends. The sites are grass and gravel, all offer 50/30/25, water and most have sewer. We shall return next time in Indy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The front desk was friendly on the phone. Bathrooms and showers were clean. The sites are so cramped in we had to park our truck across the other side of our fifth wheel; we couldn't even put our awning out. Our area was messy with debris around it; fire ring full of cigarette butts, etc.; we asked the office to come clean up. At one time a camper caught on fire and left the site full of burnt trees. The front desk put us in this site even though there were many to choose from. Not caring for the trees bothered me the entire stay. We were stuck here for 1 week unfortunately. I couldn't wait to leave. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The Indiana State Fairgrounds is a HUGE establishment. There is something interesting going on there almost every weekend. I don't know what all this "unsafe" talk is about. The fence is around the whole fairgrounds, not just the RV section. I stayed here for a week in a motorhome and felt perfectly safe. Granted, the RV Park section doesn't have any other amenities than a bathroom and showers but the place is clean and has 50 amps at every site. You can park on either gravel or grass. You can park in shade or out in the open. It's only 4 miles from downtown. I would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The high fence indicates that you should keep all doors locked, that is if you've survived the drive through the neighborhood to get to the fairgrounds. A very rough part of town. This is not a campground but more like a cross between Katrina and a prison. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most sites were not too level, some were grass, the rest gravel. The view is of parking lots and buildings. Ok for a short stop but we wouldn't want to stay for any length of time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The high security fence is there for good reason. NOT a safe park - NOT a safe part of town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This urban park has easily accessed level gravel sites with concrete patios. Utilities, including Wi-Fi, are good; AT&T phone and data service is good in the area; local TV is available by antenna. There is a lot of traffic on the road bordering the park so noise is constant. Many, many non-campers frequent the facility for fishing and add to the congestion and lack of privacy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A small park, well maintained with many long term residents and many fishing activities in season. Most sites are close to road (but only local traffic, so not too bad). All sites back-in on concrete. Very good internet (T1). Nice walk around ponds. Rate based on weekly rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It's adequate but I think it's a bit high priced. The check-in staff was pleasant and competent. There is little greenery except trees. The entire area is crushed rock but there are concrete pads at the spaces. The wind was blowing from a sewage treatment plant across the road about 250 yards and it is unpleasant. There is a pay fishing lake in the center of the park that brings in some folks who made us uncomfortable. There are lots of kids but they were well-behaved. Based on stored junk, it appears there are lots of long-termers. Call me snobbish or elitist but based on my three years ov RVing, I'd say it's a "lower class" clientele (and I'm a retired NCO). We wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 2 nights here. Very convenient to downtown. All spaces are gravel, a bit too close to the neighbors and the road. Most sites are permanent residents. Lots of kids without much room to play. Our coach was hit twice with a softball. The staff was efficient. We will look for another campground next time in Indy. This place was a bit too noisy and close for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park close to many services. Owners do a great job of maintaining the property. We were able to find space here during the Indy 500 weekend. A big surprise for us. We stayed here five nights and would do it again. If you are using a dish for TV reception, request a site with a clear shot at the southern sky. Beautiful mature trees may block your dish angle. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were here in the fall, the campground was sufficiently nice. We were staying here with our 5th wheel while in town visiting our son. I did only a little fishing in the lake and had good luck. I saw many people catching several fish. This park was tidy. It is inside the city limits, since we do not usually camp in the city, the noise was a little more than we were use to. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you like tournament fishing, this is the place for you. There are two small lakes and the campsites are situated around those lakes. The bait shop is also the office and is open 24/7 during the summer season. The sites are mostly back in gravel. Ours was fairly level. Sites are situated in various directions to accommodate as many sites as possible and of different sizes. Some can be fairly close together. The laundry is in the bait shop where there is a pool table. In other words, it is not in a separate building. There are three separate bathrooms which contain a shower in the bait shop. There is a fee for the shower. Wi fi is available for $2 a day. We received a free trial connection good for 24 hours. People fish all day and night. On weekends it is busier and there is a loud speaker that you can hear, but not at night. It is on a fairly busy road and there is traffic noise. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Overall, it was an o.k. park. I'm not sure if we would stay again, but there isn't much to choose from in Indianapolis so we might. Many sites are filled with long term residents I think. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park paved roads gravel sites. We had a back in site it was alittle short for our 35' trailer. Grassy areas and a nice pond. The laundry house was nice and clean. Close to town. We camped here in a fifth wheel and would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice little park, with paved roads and nicely graveled sites. A couple of miles south on Ohio 37 from I-74 exit 4. If you make reservations, make sure to ask if your site is to the right (west) or left (east) of the office. As you come into the RV park, there is really no ‘check-in parking’ and you have to immediately go either left or right; and never the twain shall meet. If given a choice, choose a site in the east section as it is further from the highway and not as noisy. Good water pressure and electrical. The free Wi-Fi is excellent, a good signal and excellent bandwidth. The sites are nice and long, fitting both a 41ft rig plus 20ft tow vehicle. The little lake makes for a nice grassy/wooded area for a walk. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is good for an overnight stop only and be prepared for super high taxes. The rate is $29 but the taxes were $4.93. They gave me a pull-thru site (73) but when I got to the site I found that it wasn't long enough for my RV and car so we had to disconnect, which we didn't want to do. The sites are small and very tight. Even the roads are narrow. They are gravel and dusty. Next time in Indy, I would search for another campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Based on one or two previous reviews of this park I half expected this park to be located next to an illegal toxic waste dump. Reality is 180-degrees opposite that. Bisected by a small fishing lake there are 110-RV sites, 37-seasonal sites on one side of the lake and 73 seasonal and transient sites on the other side. All of the sites are gravel, level and have full hookups (W/E/S/Cable/Wi-Fi). The electrical box on our site (50) had 30 and 50-amp connections. The cable system included 75 or so channels and has a good, clear picture. There are at least two nodes for the Wi-Fi system and it was strong inside our motor home but the throughput speed was erratic sometimes dropping as low as 1 Mbps. Space between the sites is about average with the RVs parking in a nose-to-tail side-by-side configuration. This puts the hookups in between each pair and means no sewer connections in anyone’s “front yard”. The interior roads are gravel and could use a bit of grading but access is good and the turns are easy even for the biggest rigs. Most of the sites I saw on our side of the lake were pull-throughs. There is a good amount of sun and shade and each site has a small patch of grass with a wooden picnic table. Another review mentioned that the laundry room was filthy. For a campground laundry room it’s quite large, well lit and looked quite clean to me. I did not check out the showers as we use the shower in our motorhome. The park *is* located behind a fire station and there are a few light, non-smokestack industrial buildings nearby but just beyond those buildings is a very nice residential area. If you are coming here you had best call ahead as the office seems to have strange office hours…for an RV park that is. Their website indicated that the office is closed on Sunday and we found that the office closes at 3 PM on Saturday. There are no discounts for daily stays. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground has potential but is not being kept up. We stayed for a week and never saw a anyone mow the lawn or pick up anything. The staff was polite but unable to answer questions about the park. The laundry room was dirty and the people using the machines left them full of lint so we went to a public laundry to do our wash. Everything about the park says please paint me, put some signs out so folks know where to park their rigs when they come in and please mow and trim my green areas. Also, there's a train that goes by at night several times. We stayed don't suggest you do the same. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was a disappointment. It is in an urban area off a highway and behind a fire station; some sites are directly adjacent to the highway, others are next to an equipment storage lot, and many face the large pond with a fountain in the center of the park, which is surrounded by a pretty, grassy area. We called ahead for a reservation and on arrival we were assigned site 40, between the fire station and the pond. The pond had a large flock of Canada geese which wandered all over the grounds and roads leaving goose droppings everywhere; it was impossible to avoid stepping in it. During our overnight stay we saw no sign of management. Several dogs were running loose and a neighboring rig that came in late was partying and making noise well after 11:30 pm. The shower area was not very clean. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a good location for visiting Indianapolis. It is definitely not a destination park but fits the bill for an overnight or 2-3 day stay. Sites are gravel, level and full hookups. Free cable was nice. There is free Wi-Fi also, but we didn't use it so can't say how well it worked. Our Verizon air card and cell phones got great service. This is a 4G area. We will return our next time through this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We regularly stay here when attending shows at the Lucas Oil Stadium. It is an easy drive to the stadium and is a pleasant urban RV park that while not cheap is certainly not expensive in relation to most parks near major destinations. Consider that the park is fairly pleasant visually in addition to amenities like cable TV, and very usable wireless internet and this place is a winner. I would never have a problem recommending this park as a place to stay in Indianapolis. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have been staying at this park now for a few months. I will be honest when I first read the reviews I was leery. Now that I have been here I love it. The "industrial" area you don't even notice once you're in the park. The park is kept clean and the office staff is wonderful with everything you need. I would highly recommend this park. My kids also love the catch and release fishing with the lake. It is a life saver. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Thankfully we knew where to look for this campground because we only saw one sign at the entrance. It is located in a busy area, but it wasn't what we expected when reading previous "industrial area" postings. Check in was very pleasant and we were given a long, level pull-through. Gravel roads were dusty, but we've seen much worse. Lots are narrow, but 50 amp, Verizon, and 70+ channel cable were very good. Wi-Fi is free but not reliable enough for work. Washing your vehicle or RV is allowed for a fee. We found the laundry and restrooms clean but distant, and people friendly. There is no store, but many are within a short drive. If you want to be in the woods, go elsewhere. If you want to be minutes from downtown and within a 45 minute drive to the unique town of Columbus, stay here. We were not bothered by noise, but soft sides may be. We were very comfortable here for six nights and appreciated the short drive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Standard campground with gravel streets and sites. Rather tight spaces. There is small lake with fountain. Good WiFi and cable TV. Stayed one night while traveling. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 2 nights to attend the DCI Championships at Lucas Stadium. The is a well run RV campground with a friendly, helpful staff that is about 10 minutes from the stadium and downtown Indianapolis. Most of the sites are pull through, all are gravel but level. Power was good, water pressure fine, and cable service good. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Just an ok park for a night's stay. The sites were gravel with a bit of grass and fairly close together. We were put in with some of the seasonal sites which weren't all that nice. The site was those side by sides with another outfit next to you, facing the other way and sharing the hookups. There were some other sites that were better. I should have asked for a 50 amp site because they were the nicer ones. It is an in-town park in an industrial area. It had poor signage to find the entrance but was easy on and of the freeway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Perfect campground to use as a base for Indianapolis. Friendly office staff. Although it’s in a light industrial type area, there’s not much noise in the background at all. Because of the pond and rolling hills around it, you almost feel like you’re in the country yet you’re only 10 minutes to the center of the city. Swimming in a marked off section of the pond felt great on a hot day! Sites are shared utilities (RVs point in opposite directions) so your door opens to a yard and not someone else’s sewer facilities. Wi-Fi was iffy, at best. Verizon card worked fine. Cable was good. Laundry and bathrooms, although quite a hike from the RV area, are very clean. However, you do have to check your washer for rug "backing" or pet hair before you use it. Lots of geocaches in the area. I'm not sure where the May poster stayed but none of the seasonal sites were junky and the roads aren't bad at all...just drive slowly. Owners are paving more each year. Our only complaint was the 17% tax added to their posted rates. I would most definitely recommend this park to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park in the middle of a city. There is a nice pond with geese, a fountain, swimming and fishing. The grounds and hookups were well maintained. Level gravel pull through sites. Good Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice people at the desk, very helpful for places to see in the area. The lake is catch and release. The laundry was nice and the bathrooms were clean. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We're full timers and spent 9 weeks at this campground because it was close to the things we needed to get done while "home". This campground doesn't live up to it's full potential. The main road is newly paved, but the side roads are gravel & full of deep pot holes. It's very dusty when dry & little ponds form when it rains. Although the restrooms & showers have been redone, the laundry room is awful. Folks wash dog beds, muddy rugs and all kinds of things there. I had sheets come out of a dryer with bubble gum on them. There is a fishing pond with a beach for swimming, but not used much. There's a clubhouse, but no activities are ever planned. Although most of the permanent residents are in a separate area, there are still a lot of permanent sites mixed in with the others. And they just aren't very well kept up. There were problems with cable while we were there, so channels were limited. The staff couldn't have been friendlier, but they work other jobs & can't give their full attention to this campground. We would stay again, but not for any length of time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at this park for the first time over Memorial weekend. Bring your own firepit and they supply the firewood (free), they are just off the road but noise was not an issue. Sites are fair in size, level and well kept with full amenities. Office personnel was super friendly, gracious and helpful. Golf and stores nearby, on race weekends we hope to call LHR basecamp for several years. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

OK for a stop over night or two. Has very small sites and you share the grass area between sites with your neighbor. Not good signage for office, we went completely around campground and returned to home at entrance and then saw small sign in window that said "office". Clean restrooms and laundry. Nice lake. Not much for kids to do on site. There is road noise. Has good cable TV, Verizon air card and cell service. Not a destination park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been staying in this beautiful RV Park since last May. I have a brother here in Indy that is terminal and they have very graciously allowed us to stay here for all of this time. We are paying $450.00 a month and receive all the amenities for that amount. The Wi-Fi is not guaranteed, but works very well, and when interrupted the lady in the office goes out of her way to get it up and running. We don't hear any highway noise at all here and shopping is just a few short miles away. We are also only 2 miles from 465. We will definitely camp here again when in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

In busy light industrial area right on big roadways, but quiet enough in the park. Excellent strong Wi-Fi free is a big plus. Low water pressure. Clean gravel/sand roads. Not scenic, but safe and decent for visiting Indianapolis area and very close to downtown Indianapolis area. Right off of 37 near 465. Convenient location. Near major shopping areas. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park near highways and interstate. It is in an industrial area, but very clean. It has a large sign on the corner but it needs a sign showing the entrance which is not on the corner. The office has a very small sign about Lake Haven with another larger sign. The help was very friendly and they have an area map showing Wal-Mart, shopping and groceries. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, level, gravel sites. Somewhat close to neighbors, but everyone was polite and considerate. Pretty lakes on-site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here 2 nights. Rate includes 16% local taxes. Pull-through sites are all side-by-side; other sites are not. Our site was long enough for our 37' motorhome plus Jeep in tow. Free Wi-Fi was very fast when it was on. It was usually not on until late afternoon and evening. It's a long walk from most parts of the park to laundry, restrooms and dumpster. The restrooms and showers were spacious and clean. Though in an industrial area and close to the highway, noise was not bad. We would stay here again for a day or two, but not long term. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only half-way decent park close to Indianapolis. It is in an industrial area. Pull-through spaces for coach and tow were not long enough to accommodate our 40-foot coach and toad. It was very tight to get in and out of the site. Water pressure was terrible (below 35psi). Most sites are side by side gravel and too close to each other. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located in an industrial/residential area just south of the interstate. Highway and train noise are in the background but not a problem. The park appears to be brand new and in excellent condition. Water, 50 amp power, and sewer are all great. The roads and pads are level and gravel. Many spaces are big rig pull-throughs, although several are bit close for my comfort: a parking lot feel to them. Spaces all have a small grass area with a picnic table. There is a community fire pit (a real plus since we don't like being smoked out by our neighbors). Wi-Fi here is free, but slow and unreliable. The bass pond is full of bluegill, never saw a bass in 3 days of fishing. Location is convenient to interstate highway and downtown Indianapolis. Plenty of stores/shopping just minutes away. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is based on a monthly stay. This is a nice urban park, close to the center of the city with easy access off of Indiana Highway 37 and just a couple of miles south of I-465. The staff is friendly and helpful. The sites are faily level gravel with grass between them and are nice and large. The only drawback was the distance to the showers, laundry and trash which are all located toward the entrance of the park and a walk of some distance from the sites. I would stay here again if visiting Indianapolis. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Upon arrival I was immediately approached by an angry camper who was screaming at me to slow down because of the dusty gravel roads. This man went on and on yelling at me about abusing the 6.5 mph speed limit. The office was very hard to locate because there are no signs, same for the camp area. The beach area was a joke with very loose gravel for a beach and a sharp drop-off into the lake. Not a kid friendly campground by any means. Campground is no more than a large gravel lot with a few grass strips. It is near downtown but is located in an industrial park area. It's not quiet! The showers are nice and have been recently updated. However, I will not be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice for an "Urban" campground. Long term residents are few and seem to be segregated into their own area. Sites are level and long although shade is slim to none. Bath house is about 200 feet from the campground and the showers are a single large area without a separate dressing area - but it was clean and neat. Part of the campground is under a high tension power line and the view is nothing to write home about (an industrial area) but if you want to stay close to Indianapolis (we were attending a convention downtown) this is a nice place. VERY friendly and helpful staff. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice Park situated conveniently to Indianapolis. Easy access, but entry is a little confusing. The Park is in two sections, neither convenient to the office. The office is actually a nice residence and you start looking elsewhere for the office. We went by it once. The Park is laid out very well. You can opt for an open site or a shaded site. There was a problem with dust, but they are slowly paving all the access roads, and this should resolve the issue. Wifi is good. We will make this our Park of choice when visiting this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very cramped - narrow, short sites. Dirt/gravel roads and sites, very dusty. We were there only one night while passing through the area, but would probably not go there again if we could avoid an overnight in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Did not like this park at all. Lots of permanents, sites way too close together, no trees to sit under, gravel roads that blows dust everywhere when a car goes by. Would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I've been to Lake Haven Retreat twice, and I've been pretty happy both times. The recent restroom/shower renovation has made it even better. The roads are somewhat rough - gravel, but there are large potholes - and the bathroom is a rather long way from the sites. But I would recommend it for someone staying in the Indianapolis area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Serviceable site. Best thing it had going for it was proximity to Indianapolis. Being within 10-12 miles of downtown to a big city is a plus I have found, having been 35 miles from Cleveland, 40 from Chicago, 40 from Houston, 25 from Cincinnati, 18 from Louisville The park itself could use some work and the sites are a bit close to each other. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was just OK. They only had 1 bathroom site for the 100+ sites, and it was a distance. Can only imagine if you had no bathrooms in your camper. The road needs widening, hard to get by with the seasonal peoples cars half in the road. You are right on top of your neighboring trailer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Potholes everywhere. Even after 3days without rain they still had water puddles. Only one place to deposit trash. Water connection underground is hard to use. Won't be back unless the roads are repaired. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Location is right off the left turn and at the sign on the right. Don't go forward more than than that if you are towing and concerned about backing. Previous reviews mention 'potholes' and they are correct. The road to the campsites is an adventure. We were here for one night and while nothing stands out as particularly poor, the potholes do register a huge negative. We had a site that was easy to pull in to. The next morning, continuing forward would have been possible but difficult due to someone parking their 'truck' very near the road in the site opposite ours. This seemed to be a local permanent site. With this in mind, we did not experience the narrow roads mentioned by other reviewers. Visually, they do appear narrow. We were able to back out and connected our tow vehicle afterwards. Cable TV reception was poor. Clear instructions were left for us before a late check in. As an overnight this campground is OK, but the price does not really justify. I'd do a dry camping at a local retailer before stopping here again for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the 3rd time we have visited this park. They have re-done the laundry room and the bathrooms. The machines are brand new. But the road coming in is horrible. It is dirt and full of very large pot holes. The road is tight down through the spaces. There are grassy areas between the sites. The staff is very friendly, but don't ask for a refund: there isn't any. The water connections are all underground and very hard to get to. On the positive side the Wi-Fi is great. Hopefully when we come back here they will have done something with the roads. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was not our greatest camping weekend. We will not be back to this park. The cable and WiFi didn't work, if it did work you were charged to get the password, to be able to use your computer. Our son had to take his tent down from our site or pay and additional $19 a night to sleep in his tent. No shade to speak of, sites were very close together, gravel lots, it rained most of the weekend, very poor drainage from campsite to campsite. Our friends were camping in a mud pit. We will find another park or stick to State Parks from now on. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very poor park. Cable was full of snow. Went to office and asked for a partial refund or have someone repair it. Response was they will call cable company but it takes two days. They said they had trouble with it two weeks ago but their maintanence man fixed it. Why could they not at least attempt to fix it? Most parks send a guy out with a TV to at least try. They refused my request for a refund on a cable. Park roads were very dusty and full of large holes. Trash and construction materials laying all over. Very unsightly. Wifi worked very poorly. This place is a dump. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

When we arrived the road to the site we were given was lined with cars making it almost impossible to back in. Someone eventually came out of the trailer next to us and moved one of the two cars they had parked parallel to the road. Once finally in our site all was fine. Wireless worked well and cable was decent. Nice quiet park. We would return to this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites close together and not really a very nice campground. Great potential with Indy having so few campgrounds, but less than our expectations. Few campers in the "good" spots are seasonal residents. I you like camping in a parking lot then this will suit you. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The office staff was very nice and helpful. The sites are a little close but are back to back. The wireless internet was free and worked nice. All the sites did not have pic nic tables, ours being one of them. We were told they are putting in cable. Close to the exit but far enough away you don't have highway noise. I would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice campground that's real convenient to the interstate. Very friendly and helpful staff. The sites are gravel and there are not any paved drives or sites but it is well maintained. We have stayed here several times in the last few years. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and well kept. Mostly side-by-side hookups, but decent space between rigs. The laundry is not air-conditioned. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.