This small family run campground is the best one I have been to in this area. We were welcomed by…read morethe camp host/manager. He helped his hubby with the backing in. Our site is right on the river.just so peaceful! We don't have children, but noticed there is a nice play area for them I wanted to play in the Mud Kitchen myself! We were there late September, so it was quiet. Pandora our site was clean. Love the grass and the big lots! We can't wait to book some days throughout summer 2020!

Don't pass on this place! It is located right on the river and a little hidden gem in Fulton…read moreCounty. It's quiet, has a nice playground and upgrades in the restrooms but the star of the show is the riverfront. Tippecanoe River is a fantastic river to kayak, swim and fish. You can rent kayaks here too. Disregard the negative review below. Sadly it is a disgruntled seasonal camper whose contract was not renewed. You can see all water testing online and the link is on their Facebook page if you want to check it out.

This small nature park rests next to US 31 on County Road 150N. It has a small lake with a walking…read morepath around the edge. There is a gravel lot at the entrance and a shelter with picnic tables. The rest of the park is basically returned to prairie growth. A few small trees surround the lake, but otherwise, there is no shade. Review #3075

The park is pretty small but there are nice basketball and tennis courts along with softball fields…read morethat look in very good condition

This neighborhood park has two wings. The south wing is a nice park with a playground, tennis and…read morebasketball courts, and a shelter. There's even room to just run and play. The west wing is mostly a baseball field, but it is surrounded by a fence that is topped with barbed wire. What's up with that? I sure isn't inviting and I can't imagine what is so valuable here to warrant the ominous wire. So, I'm guessing the south wing is the more popular and though it doesn't have a parking lot, there is plenty of room along the neighborhood street. The place has restroom facilities on hand as well. Not a destination park, but a decent one for a neighborhood. Review #3072

What an amazing RV Resort! This place has the best stocked camp store I have ever seen; local ice…read morecream, meat, eggs, dairy, not to mention snacks, RV supplies, and 3 pickle ball courts. They have a huge event center for your rallies/parties, with a kitchen too. A great dog park, and dog spa with a heated blow dryer. The bath house has ceramic tile, and is attached to a laundry area. They have cabins for rent that are like mini houses, with great amenities to include their own washer and dryer. They have some very cool buddy sites, where 2 spots can be rented together that share a gazebo complete with a grill and a table and chairs. All of the sites are very level concrete, 20' wide and at least 65' long, these sites are huge! All of this within a short drive of 2 lakes and in the middle of the RV manufacturing mecca. Definitely would recommend this RV Resort.

Gorgeous campground in a great location! Wide concrete sites with plenty of room for my stacker…read more Friendly easy-going staff always willing to help. I will recommend this RV resort to all of my friends coming to the area for service work.

Great family capground,good poeple,miles away from the hwy....love it. Restrooms clean Culver lake…read moreskip away camp office carries all your immediate nessitis. Scott the owner goes out of his way to make sure you have all the hookup and if you don't he will go out of his wY.. also bike trails netball. And dirt bike and four wheeler trails within 1 mile to ride.​

ed to rent the old Hoosier wagon wheel provillian because our little ones could play on the…read moreplayground. I do not know who decided to tear down the old playground area and build this dumb unusable playground for little ones did not have little ones or anyone in mind. It's so unusable now you never see anyone using it. Bring back the swings and jungle gym, make it where kids will and can play on and have fun

Good park Pool is clean…read more Bathrooms are eerie Fun for kids and adults Lots of stuff to do

This place needs a lot of work and help. The website is great. Talks about all of the amenities and…read morelures you in. Then you arrive (after a long country road drive) I felt so let down. Definitely not how the website looks. I had asked for a site by the lake. I was told they didn't have any full hook ups by the lake. I said I would like one close to the lake then. I was asked if I'd been there before and said I hadn't so he said I will put you in 1A. Ok upon looking at the map I didn't even see a 1A site. I was asked what time we would arrive and said between 5-6pm. Was told they close at 5pm. I receive a call at 5:15pm asking what time I will arrive as they needed to close early. I said 5:45pm he said ok just go to my site. He said to just come in, go right and then at the fork in road go right. We arrive at 5:40pm and he's waiting at the door for us. Gives my husband a map and car tag and says your site is up against the house. We see 3 sites up against the road. We used the dump to turn to be able to back in. (Would have been helpful to hear to do this at check in) The site post is labeled 1/2. We were hoping it was the right site. We are in the site that has no real gravel pad. Hook ups are in different proximity to each other. The site was completely unlevel. We decide to go for a walk to check out the campground and find what looks like we are the only ones there for a couple of nights. Everyone else is there for a long time. The sites that are waterfront are all taken by full timers. The "mini golf" course was some ply boards with turf. The "playground" looked like it would fall apart if you touched it. The water from the hook ups had a VERY strong smell of copper. (It was not our trailer as we had been at a few other sites in the previous days on our trip.) When we went to leave we couldn't find the trash dumpsters anywhere. My husband went to the office and was told they are over there. He finally found them way out by the cornfield on the other side of the grounds. This could be a great place but it needs some work. The website is very misleading so just be careful for what you are looking for in your stay.

This is my favorite campground. One can relax, fish, enjoy the beach, play mini golf, sit and…read moreenjoy the lake, and so on. There are 2 playgrounds, and an obstacle course, that our visiting grandkids loved. The owners, Jim and Roberta, are loved by so many of us. They do a great job of keeping the campground a great place to stay. From their friendliness, to their creative playground additions. As one of their campstore signs states, many enter as strangers, but leave as friends.

Along the north side of the Fulton County Public Library is an arboretum for visitors to enjoy…read more Visitors can street park or use the library lot. The arboretum is about a half block in size with paved walking paths between the trees. There are picnic tables and benches including a large limestone block on the west end. In addition to the trees (some are identified), there is a carved stone Seal of Indiana on the west half of the park. Because of its size, the park only takes a short stroll to wander through. The trees are finally getting some size, but I wouldn't consider them mature trees which leads me to believe the arboretum isn't very old. The park was in pretty clean shape, but there were quite a few patches of lawn that needed watering in mid-September. I wonder if the park will look bare once Autumn brings the falling leaves. It is a quiet and restful place to visit. The amount of time you spend here is really up to you. Not a tourist attraction. Review #3073