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Public Land in Indiana

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OpenCamp tracks 30 public land campgrounds in Indiana. 17% cost nothing to camp, while 77% charge a fee. Managed mostly by U.S. Forest Service and Army Corps of Engineers. A large share of the camping in Indiana is around Hoosier National Forest and Brookville Lake. 7% are big-rig friendly and 23% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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Paid
Saddle Lake Rec. AreaNear Leopold · 719 ft3 of 7 facts known
Free
Shirley Creek CampgroundHoosier National ForestNear Prospect · 738 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
Tipsaw Recreation AreaHoosier National ForestNear Leopold · 666 ft3 of 7 facts known
Paid
La Porte County Fairgrounds CampgroundNear La Porte · 833 ft3 of 7 facts known
Quakertown CampgroundBrookville Recreation AreaNear Lakeshore Resort · 994 ft2 of 7 facts known
Sunset Park CampgroundNear Linton · 548 ft1 of 7 facts known
Group sites · 2
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Single sites · 1
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