Brookville Lake Campground

RV camping at the Brookville Lake Campgrounds brings endless opportunities for exploring the nature of Indiana and enjoying countless outdoor activities. Brookville Lake is nestled in the scenic Whitewater River Valley, excellent for swimming, boating, and fishing – bluegill, walleye, and striped bass are only some of the fish waiting in its waters. Two swimming beaches are there for those who want to sit back and take in the views after a relaxing swim. Tens of miles of hiking trails will show you the variety of the park, meandering along the lakeshore, through fragrant pines, and past the remnants of Native American mounds. If you are curious about the flora and the fauna of the park, you will have a great time discovering unique plants and animals along the way. If you are looking for a place that will truly awaken your adventurous spirit, cross the border with Ohio in your campervan rental, pass by Dayton, and you will find what you are looking for at John Bryan State Park. The Little Miami River cuts through the park, creating a breathtaking sandstone gorge whose walls attract daring climbers to test their skills. The river itself is the heart of the park, calling for visitors to try boating, fishing, and swimming in the shade of lush trees. You can also discover the beauties of this extraordinary park by hiking and biking on the trails passing by small forest waterfalls. Campers who search for an RV in Franklin County and decide to stay in Indiana to explore its natural gems can park it at Brown County State Park, a giant oasis that has something exciting to see and do for every type of visitor. Shaped by glaciers thousands of years ago, it features rugged ridges, deep ravines, and rolling hills as far as the eye can see. If you come during the fall, you will be greeted by a palette of red, orange, and yellow leaves, creating an unforgettable landscape. Activities range from hiking and biking to wildlife viewing and fishing.