Prophetstown Campground

While camping at Prophetstown Campground, you can take part in many outdoor adventures organized on-site. Within the state park, visitors can explore the area while jogging or running, bicycling, or hiking. There are many trails designed for either an easy walk or a more strenuous one. Prophetstown State Park offers ten trails in total, which range from 0.1 to 13.9 miles in length.

In the vicinity, near West Lafayette, you can find the Tippecanoe County Amphitheater Loop, a 2.5-mile loop trail that is ideal for hikers of all skill levels. It is open all year round, and it offers various activities and features some stunning views of the Wabash River.

Also in the same area, there are beautiful spots that you can access with a bike if you've got one along for the motorhome rental ride. The Prophetstown Bike and Walk Trail is a 4.9-mile-long trail and is a perfect way to explore the surrounding area on two wheels.

Celery Bog Nature Area and Lilly Nature Center feature different natural paths that take hikers through the woods, savanna, prairies, and beside the marsh. It is a 195-acre private property, and inside the Nature Center, both adults and kids can join classes, activities, and programs to learn more about the environment.

Within ten miles of the campsites at Phophetstown Campground, travelers can find services that will keep the vacation running smoothly. There are restaurants, grocery stores, ATMs, a gas station, and a laundromat, in case you need to wash your clothes. There are also RV maintenance and repair centers nearby.

The area surrounding Prophetstown State Park is full of other resources that can transform a trip into a memorable adventure. Within a ten-mile radius, you can find boat and canoe rentals, so you can get on the river or spend some time fishing. Otherwise, there are other different activities to enjoy, such as playing football or golf. Greater than ten miles away, you’ll find seasonal festivals, theme parks, as well as water or jet skiing spots.

Only five miles away from the campsites at Prophetstown Campground, travelers can discover Wolf Park located in Battle Ground. At this education and research center, visitors can learn about the behaviors of these canine predators and their importance within the ecosystem. This fascinating park hosts creatures beyond the wolves and is also home to other canids like coyotes and foxes, and a herd of bison too.

Columbian Park Zoo is another interesting attraction to check out while camping near West Lafayette. This zoo’s mission is to help with the preservation and conservation of different species of wildlife. In this family-friendly environment, visitors can see interesting creatures hailing from all over the planet, including black-tailed squirrels, barn owls, and New Guinea singing dogs. Visitors can also participate in the numerous events organized every year to raise awareness and make a difference in the world.

If you’re looking for a cultural activity to enjoy while you're RV camping near Lafayette, the Haan Mansion Museum of Indiana Art will be the right place for you. This museum has one of the best collections of paintings made by the most memorable artists from Indiana. In addition to these works, there are also ceramics, sculptures, and antique furnishings on display. Visitors can join a tour and explore special exhibits from time to time too.