This campground is packed full in October during the Covered Bridge Festival, but we stayed in July and just about had the place to ourselves. The sites are level grass, the grounds are well maintained, the owners are friendly, and the town in within walking distance. We had a strong cell signal and clear satellite access. The $14 nightly rate is an average based on $100 per week. Credit cards are not accepted. Rockville is located in Parke County which is called the Covered Bridge Capital of the World. There five different color coded routes that go by or through some 30 bridges out in the countryside. In nearby Dana there is a state historic site dedicated to Ernie Pyle, the WWII correspondent. The museum exhibits are well worth the nominal admission fee. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is great. There is a beach here, and huge lake for boats. The shower houses are really nice and very clean too. But what we found most enjoyable were the friendly faces of the people who worked there. The park is full of wildlife, trails, and very clean as well. We loved it and will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice state recreation area campground. We like the Raccoon Run loop the best. Pads have been recently paved. We have also stayed in the Whitetail loop. Pads are still gravel in this area. The showerhouses and restrooms are brand new and very nice. This park is very popular if you are a boater with the very large lake that is there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a beautiful park. Raccoon Run seems to be the nicest loop, less cramped, roomier sites and most sites well shaded; however, all loops have some sites that are fairly sloped from front to back. Site #305 was very good, fairly level, nice shade and private. We have a 30 ft class A and found the access roads and RV sized sites to be easy to navigate. The park was very quiet when we visited mid-week after Labor Day but were told that it was sold out for the weekend, no doubt it would lose some of it's peaceful quality when full. Maybe a little bit expensive compared to some nice state parks in other areas with electric only but again, a beautiful park overall. We just stayed for an overnight stop but would like to get back there some day. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice place to camp. Clean campsites and some campsites are fairly large. Lots of
big, tall trees for shade. Clean restrooms/showerhouses. Nice lake with a beach for swimming. Other than that, not alot for kids to do except for the playgrounds. Decent hiking trails. Lots of wildlife... raccoons, deer, coyotes, birds, etc. Nice, quite, relaxing park. Open year-round. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.