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StarCountryAcres Wildlife Hab

7 sites · TentsLafontaine, IN

Moved to Indiana from San Antonio Texas, This land has been occupied by my family for over 32 yrs. It's situated out in the country on 3 county line roads, access to StarCountryAcres by State Road 15 and State Road 9 3 country line roads,Grant,Wabash, Huntington Turn on 700 N 1200 S We have built this up to become a Wildlife Habitat Certified by the National Wildlife Federation. Learn more about this land: Bring your own tent (This is a tent only campground and Primitive) and enjoy the 5 acres of land that is Certified by the National Wildlife Federation. There are two Nearby Lakes, there is the Mississinewa Reservoir and the Salamone Reservoir, there are beaches to lay at and swimming allowed, both of these places are not far from StarCountryAcres Wildlife Habitat. Less than 25 miles. Bring a GPS to find these two lakes. If you love watching birds then this is the place to see them, bring your binoculars,scopes and camera's. In the summer you can enjoy the two big Montmorency Cherry Trees, pick and eat all you want. There are also Raspberry Blackberry Bushes you can pick in mid July. Campers can enjoy the Apple Trees and the Grapes in first week of August. What more can a camper want than Fresh berries to pick with your pancakes in the morning! Summer/Fall time only. There is now a 24x8 Screen house, it has a table and chairs and also a bench, on the other end of the screenhouse there is a POTTY. The screen house is for campers who want to eat and not have to worry about bugs buzzing around their food. We have tables an chairs in the screen room. WE ARE OPEN FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND, BUT THE PRICE IS $30Adult

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Overview

Looking to go camping near Portland, Indiana? Hipcamp has over 340 options for you to choose from in that area. Whether you prefer a tent, RV, or cabin, there's something for everyone. With an average price of $40 per night and options as low as $15, you can find a campsite that fits your budget. Check out the top campsites in the area, like Walnut Valley Realm (230 reviews), Heritage Farm Stay Adventure (196 reviews), and Todd’s Fork Adventures (91 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like toilets, campfires, and pet-friendly sites. And if you're into biking, horseback riding, or fishing, you'll find plenty of opportunities for those activities as well.