Lieber State Recreation Area

We enjoyed this park. It is clean and cozy. The water station and dump station are very accessible. If you do not have an Indiana State Park Pass, you have to pay a one time fee of $7 to get in. We were here in the middle of October but it seems there would be some amazing things to do in the summer such as the pool, beach and marina. There were lots of activists at the nature center.

The downside to this campground is that it is tight to maneuver around and park your rig. We are in a 35 ft 5th wheel and found site 93 to fit us, but we definitely took our time to navigate around the trees. However, all the trees do make a very beautiful canopy to stay under. The other downside was little to no cell service but if you want to disconnect from the outside world, this is definitely an amazing place to escape to.

The staff was super friendly and very helpful. It was fun to see all the campers decorate for Halloween! Quiet hours were respected by everyone around us. We will definitely be back and do recommend this park.

This seems to be an overlooked gem. The campground is nestled in towering old grow trees. It has a large lake with a swim beach, plus a pool with water slides. The restroom/showers are clean, though pretty basic The staff is friendly and there are good restaurants nearby.

They apparently gets crowd on holiday weekends, but in the July weekend we were there it was almost empty.

The downside:
— Electricity only. That did not bother us and there was a free dump/fill station.
— The fees. $21 per night isn’t bad, but they add a $3 user fee. But first you must buy a $7 entry tag, unless you have an annual permit.

Nevertheless, I would go back. It was among the prettiest campgrounds we have stayed in a dozen states.