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.

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.