Crawfordsville KOA

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Country roads lead to over 30 covered bridges as well as old mills and small towns with shops selling antiques, hand-stitched quilts and more.

It's always a thrill to stay at a KOA - and at Crawfordsville KOA, your dogs and cats will agree. Rover and Muffin receive free treats at check-in, and the animal-loving staff offers a pet-walking service. You'll enjoy relaxing at your campsite, whether it's a long, shady Pull-Thru RV Site or a cozy Camping Cabin. The peaceful country setting includes many trees and a kaleidoscope of flowers. The pool, game room and playground keep guests entertained. Hold your family reunion at the enclosed pavilion. You'll find canoe rentals, hiking trails, horseback riding and lovely state parks nearby. In Parke County, explore more than 30 covered bridges as well as old mills and small towns with shops selling antiques and hand-stitched quilts. If you need a site during the off-season, please email the campground. Coming soon: Kamp K9! Limited facilities from Nov. 15 to April 15. Store closed. Water, electric and sewer on 10 sites only. Rest of sites have everything but water. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: Jamie Nelson & Kevin Crull.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
70' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (6/1 - 9/8)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)
Pavilion

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Very nice hosts. Clean grounds/restooms/showers. Good food minutes away. Will definitely stay again when coming to Badlands ORV park. 10/5/2020

- Jim Goodman on Google

Late check in went easy. Clean, nice facilities. 10/2/2020

- Ray Arani on Google

We love staying at the Crawfordsville KOA campground! Jaime is so nice and hospitable and Cowboy always is there in case you need firewood or have a problem... 9/23/2020

- Amy Lybarger on Google

Extremely helpful and pleasent service. Picked up, filled, and dropped off my propane bottles! 10/19/2020

I LOVE this campground.....Jamie and Cowboy bend over backwards to make our stay Fantastic !! 10/19/2020

The campground was very nice and had lots of trees although for us a bit on the small side and the spots were a bit tight together as we have a 33 foot motor home,the whole staff was very friendly and very accommodating! 10/19/2020

Staff very helpful and pleasant. 10/19/2020

Staff was super friendly. Bathrooms / showers were clean and well maintained. 10/19/2020

Empty garbage can by basketball. Was overflow of dog poop bags. 10/18/2020

Nice campground. Friendly staff. 10/17/2020

As always a great camping experience staff very helpful friendly. 10/16/2020

Clean and nice people 10/16/2020

Beautiful location to enjoy the autumn leaves. 10/15/2020

Quiet clean campground and friendly staff 10/14/2020

It is dark in the campground as its in a little Hollow ! But there is a great restaurant nearby and the campground is easy to navigate ! 10/14/2020

Area is clean and quiet. Office opens at 11:00 am, but that changes. We usually book our stays in person as it's hard to get ahold of office in person or get call back. Staff is friendly, especially Cowboy. 10/13/2020

extremely nice staff, very clean grounds and bathrooms, it is obvious that the owners take pride in their campground and the service they provide to their customers 10/13/2020

Our stay was very nice. The only thing that was disturbing was the Camp Caregiver(Cowboy) was yelling at another camper for helping another camper who had hit a tree branch. I don’t believe it was necessary to yell at him and to tell him to keep his f’n mouthshut... 10/12/2020

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Enjoy Sugar Creek by canoe. Adventures designed for everyone in mind from whitewater, scenic canoe trips, and overnight trips to tubing. Come play in the sun and water. For more information, see Clement Canoe Trips online.

A jail until it closed in 1973; the museum was opened in 1975 and is operated by the Montgomery County Cultural Foundation. The museum exhibits items related to the history, culture and art of Montgomery County as well as artifacts from the jail itself. For more information, visit: http://www.rotaryjailmuseum.org/

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