The city of Terre Haute, Indiana, is an entertainment mecca and if this is where you're headed, look no further than Terre Haute KOA when you're deciding where to stay. This family-friendly RV campground has everything you need, from its Krossroads Cafe serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, to propane and firewood sales and bicycle rentals. From the moment you arrive, you can settle in and freshen up using the RV park's restrooms equipped with showers, prepare for the days ahead using the on-site laundry facilities, and just chill out with cable TV channels and Wi-Fi. Your kids will appreciate the playground and swimming pool, and there's a dog walk for your small furry family members.When you go to book your site, you'll have your choice of full hookup or water and electrical hookup sites; some of the sites have decks or patios where you can sit outside your rental RV and enjoy the fresh air, and there are some deluxe and super-deluxe sites too. Other campground amenities include a basketball court, a horseshoe pit, and a petting zoo.After you're set-up and ready to start, take a look at some of the nearby attractions that are offered. The Terre Haute Children's Museum is dedicated to introducing your young ones to science and technology in a friendly and interactive manner (it's also pretty cool for the adults). The Swope Art Museum in downtown Terre Haute is renowned for its collection of American artwork and has thousands of paintings, sculptures, and written works. The city has its own baseball team which operates out of Sycamore Stadium and a historical society museum that includes Vigo County. The museum has Coca-Cola memorabilia; the city is where the original iconic Coca-Cola bottle was created. Some other museums are dedicated to local Native American culture, railroad history (with some hands-on exhibits), and the story of Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
The city of Terre Haute, Indiana, is an entertainment mecca and if this is where you're headed, look no further than Terre Haute KOA when you're deciding where to stay. This family-friendly RV campground has everything you need, from its Krossroads Cafe serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, to propane and firewood sales and bicycle rentals. From the moment you arrive, you can settle in and freshen up using the RV park's restrooms equipped with showers, prepare for the days ahead using the on-site laundry facilities, and just chill out with cable TV channels and Wi-Fi. Your kids will appreciate the playground and swimming pool, and there's a dog walk for your small furry family members.When you go to book your site, you'll have your choice of full hookup or water and electrical hookup sites; some of the sites have decks or patios where you can sit outside your rental RV and enjoy the fresh air, and there are some deluxe and super-deluxe sites too. Other campground amenities include a basketball court, a horseshoe pit, and a petting zoo.After you're set-up and ready to start, take a look at some of the nearby attractions that are offered. The Terre Haute Children's Museum is dedicated to introducing your young ones to science and technology in a friendly and interactive manner (it's also pretty cool for the adults). The Swope Art Museum in downtown Terre Haute is renowned for its collection of American artwork and has thousands of paintings, sculptures, and written works. The city has its own baseball team which operates out of Sycamore Stadium and a historical society museum that includes Vigo County. The museum has Coca-Cola memorabilia; the city is where the original iconic Coca-Cola bottle was created. Some other museums are dedicated to local Native American culture, railroad history (with some hands-on exhibits), and the story of Auschwitz and the Holocaust.