Arrowhead Campground

Arrowhead Campground is close to the east fork of the Whitewater River, which starts in Darke County and runs southwest into Indiana. The river is a popular destination for kayaking and canoeing and offers fishing as well. There is a wide range of fish species in the Whitewater River, but channel catfish and sauger are some of the most common. You’ll also find many varieties of panfish as well as some smallmouth bass. There’s excellent fishing here nearly all year round, but you’ll catch more catfish in the summer and sauger in the spring and fall.

Alice Bish Park is located to the northeast of the campground near Greenville and is another popular destination for outdoor activities. The park provides access to notable sections of Darke County’s trail system. You’ll find paved paths for biking and running as well as nature trails for hiking. The park also provides access to the Greenville Creek, and there is a boat launch for kayaking and canoeing. This park is also a popular place for bird watching and has a wide range of flower species as well.

The Shawnee Prairie Preserve is the largest park in the Darke County area and is a must-visit for nature lovers camping at Arrowhead Campground. The preserve has an extensive trail network for hiking and wildlife watching. There is also a preserved cabin and blacksmith shop from the 18th century that you can enter and explore on most days. A nature center has exhibits about the animals and plants that reside in the preserve, which features prairie, woodland, and wetland areas.

Arrowhead Campground is just outside of the small town of New Madison. With a gas station and a camp store within the campground, you may not need to venture off for supplies during your RV camping vacation. However, the town does have a supermarket and gas station should you need them. There’s also a small bar and grill there. When you book a travel trailer rental in Darke County, you’ll also want to look into local events during your visit. The Darke County Fair is a particularly popular attraction, but there are plenty of other gatherings held throughout the year, like fun holiday festivals in the fall and winter.

Since Dayton, Ohio is less than an hour's drive away, it’s very easy to head out and explore what this small city has to offer. Dayton is home to the National Museum of the US Air Force as well as the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, which commemorates the beginning of aviation in the United States. The Carillon Historical Park is also an interesting stop for any history lover, with attractions commemorating the history of the Dayton area.

Sunwatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park is another fascinating historical attraction in Dayton. This site is a reconstructed ancient village based on extensive excavation work in the area. For indoor attractions, the Dayton Art Institute and the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery are also worth a visit. Dayton also has several golf courses to check out if you want to enjoy some time hitting the links while you're here.