Camping Gems - Places to Go in Indiana

Amish Country
Southern Indiana Amish: Amish Settlements and into Washington & Orange Counties Scenic Drive
The 68-mile route traverses several areas of Amish settlement from Montgomery in Daviess County through the Amish farms of Orange ...

Ohio River Valley
Spend some time fishing and boating on the Ohio River and let your troubles melt away.  The river is known for its incredible fishing (the largest-ever blue catfish was caught on the Ohio). The river holds a number of "largest" fishing titles, including carp and channel catfish.

Indianapolis
From the Indy 500 to the great works at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis is a family playground.  Head to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, catch a basketball game, or go for a stroll at the White River State Park.

Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Come to the lake for walks on the soft warm sand beaches of Lake Michigan.  This gorgeous coastline includes towering sand dunes, fantastic bird watching, and beautiful wildflowers.  Don't miss the chance to hike up Mount Baldy or or explore the Mnoké Prairie.

Two Lakes Loop  
Head to the Hoosier National Forest for a pleasant day of hiking through peaceful woods, boating and fishing on the lakes, or a calm stroll with a birding guide.  The 15-mile Two Lakes Loop Trail circles the Celina and Indian lakes.

Patoka Lake
Widely known as Indiana's best bass and crappie fishing lakes, Patoka has plenty of coves and inlets to explore.  And with woods all around and golden sandy beaches, this is also a great family get-away.

George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
American Col. George Rogers Clark's army, aided by French residents of the Illinois country, had marched through freezing floodwaters to gain a victory. The fort's capture assured United States claims to the frontier, an area nearly as large as the original 13 states. Learn about this battle and much more.