RV rental Turkey Run State Park, IN: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

If you want to camp with an RV at Turkey Run State Park, you’ll be pleased to know that the park’s 213-site campground is RV-friendly. All sites come with electrical hookups, and restrooms and showers are also provided. Most are back-in campsites, but there are also a small number of pull-through sites that can accommodate RV rentals of 50 feet or longer. An RV dump station is also available, along with fire rings and drinking water. Leashed pets are welcome in the campground, and if you need to stock up on any essential camping supplies, you’ll find a camp store located nearby.

You’ll find plenty of interesting history to explore throughout the park. The Colonel Richard Lieber Cabin houses a museum that celebrates the achievements of the man considered the father of Indiana's state park system, or you can explore a log church built in 1871. The pretty Narrows Covered Bridge, which crosses Sugar Creek, also dates back to the 1880s. Cross the suspension bridge over Sugar Creek to find yourself in the Rocky Hollow-Falls Canyon Nature Preserve. This 1,609-acre park is home to old-growth forest and sandstone canyons, so every trail you tackle should give you a taste of the area’s rugged natural beauty. Once you’ve ticked off all the items on your Turkey Run State Park to-do list, you can then head out and explore a wide range of attractions nearby. Shades State Park, a great spot for hiking and canoeing, is a 20-minute drive to the northeast, or you can head east and be at Lake Waveland in around 10 minutes. If you’d prefer to head toward a major center, Terre Haute and Bloomington are within easy reach, while Indianapolis is around 70 miles to the east. Terre Haute is known for its gourmet dining and educational museums, including the Candles Holocaust Museum and Education Center and Swope Art Museum. Bloomington’s WonderLab Science Museum is a perfect outing for the kids, while the adults might want to visit Oliver Winery. If you’re looking for a peaceful state park where you can spend some quality time in the great outdoors, this much-loved state park is definitely worth a look. Rent a camper near Turkey Run State Park, book yourself a campsite, and get out there and start exploring.