Pokagon Campground

Pokagon State Park is named after the area’s rich Native American heritage. Specifically, Leopold and Simon Pokagon were the last two most notable leaders of the Potawatomi. As one of Indiana’s original state parks, Pokagon State Park contains several structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. In addition to these historic structures, the park has several glacial lakes created thousands of years ago. During the winter, the park turns into a winter wonderland with opportunities for cross-country skiing, sledding, ice skating, ice fishing, and other activities.

There’s also an RV campground at Pokagon State Park. With 200 electric sites, 73 non-electric sites, group areas, and youth tent areas, you’re bound to find a site that suits you and your RV rental. For your convenience, there’s a camp store with limited groceries and camping essentials. There’s also a dump station, playgrounds, several picnic shelters, various hiking trails, and an amphitheater at Pokagon Campground.