Charlestown Campground

The Great Outdoors

There’s no need to go far to experience the fantastic outdoors when you rent a camper in Charlestown, not when the RV campground you’re staying at is located within Charlestown State Park itself. Hike on trails running through rugged hills and past deep ravines, find a good fishing spot somewhere along the creek bank, and have a yummy picnic while the kids have fun at the playground. Whenever you choose to rent an RV near Charlestown Campground, there are lots of things going on in the park, from full moon walks to history hikes and animal tracking. You can even participate in contests or experiments - only on the weather, don’t worry.Park your rental RV in Charlestown, because it’s time for some fun for the whole family. At the local amusement and water park, you can definitely find something for even the grumpiest young travelers, especially if they happen to like rollerskating or pirates. If everyone needs to cool down a little, whether it’s because of the sun or a heated game of mini-golf, there’s a sprinkle pad at your service, and you can rent a room if today just happens to be someone’s birthday. If not, it might be the holiday season, in which case there’ll be a rink for ice skating.You can find many parks in Louisville too, so hop into your motorhome rental and cross the Ohio River to take a look at some of them. You’ll find the Waterfront Park by the river, whereas Cherokee Park, as well as Audubon Park, is surrounded by beautiful Kentucky architecture. You can also visit the Louisville Zoo, with animals and habitats from Africa, South America, Australia, and the Arctic. It’s such a lovely experience for anyone who rents a motorhome in Charlestown.

Exploring the Area

You can stay by your motorhome at Charlestown Campground and have the best of times in Charlestown, where you can stroll around downtown or have some ice cream or pizza. You also have the option to step right into history by visiting the Historic Tunnel Mill, which was a mill used by an early pioneer with the fitting name of John Work. Because worked he did when he made a tunnel so that his mill could run all year long - it took three years to finish it. Today, the purpose of the mill is to show people what life was like in Indiana 200 years ago and to let them learn about skills and trades from the past.Head to Louisville and park your RV rental, because it’s time for some culture. Start with a visit to Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, where you can see the impact and importance the Slugger bat has had on the world of baseball - yes, you can get your own personalized bat. Next, it’s time for Kentucky Science Center where you’ll get to learn all about science, and you’re allowed to look with your hands, as well. Don’t forget to catch a film at the Center. Who knows, they might show a movie about just the thing you’re passionate about.You probably don’t want to miss all the fun, cool, and relaxing things to do and see in beautiful Indiana, so you’d better hop to it - that RV isn’t going to book itself.