Lincoln Campground

There is a lot to see and learn about the great outdoors, where geography, geology, and history often collide. If you're looking for a campground that combines all three of these, look no further than Lincoln Campground, near Lincoln City, Indiana. This quiet and family-friendly RV park is a part of the greater Lincoln State Park, which was named in honor of President Abraham Lincoln, who grew up in the area. The RV campground has a playground for young kids, restrooms and showers, and a water fountain. All of the sites have 30/50 amp electrical hookups, and a handful of sites are ADA accessible.

Slightly farther out from the campground but still within a short walk, you'll find a number of trails for hiking; some of these trails will take you past historical attractions such as the gravesite of Sarah Lincoln Grigsby, the homes of the Gentry and Gorden families, and the Gorden Mill site. One of the trails traverses Sarah Lincoln's Woods Nature Preserve, and another follows the shoreline of Lake Lincoln for almost its entire length. There are picnic areas and a basketball court, the Lincoln Amphitheater, and a beach on the lake where you can swim or sun worship. A boat launch and fishing pier make fishing possible.