- George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
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The best glamping in George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, IN
The best glamping in George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, IN
Coop Dreams Farm
1. Coop Dreams Farm
100%
(18)
49mi from George Rogers Clark National Historical Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Currently the Coop Dreams farm from the Coop Dreams TV show.
Hiking trails, creeks and woods surround the chicken and goat yard.
5 minutes to quaint little town - 15 minutes to a cool winery - 25 minutes to Terre Haute with restaurants and activities.
Indianapolis is about an hour and 15 minutes.
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$45
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Sleeping Bear Retreat
2. Sleeping Bear Retreat
95%
(20)
49mi from George Rogers Clark National Historical Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Sleeping Bear Retreat is located on over 60 beautifully wooded acres in scenic French Lick, Indiana.
Whether you are looking for a quiet weekend getaway, a low cost family vacation, or a group stay, we are the place for you. We are pet friendly, as long as the pet is friendly, and on a leash.
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$20
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The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn
3. The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn
100%
(3)
28mi from George Rogers Clark National Historical Park · 94 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Camp and gather at our family owned farm- The Farm-ish Momstead, also known as The Martin Family Farm. Available for primitive camping, day use, or event gathering. Amenities could include the use of the event barn for groups and events, a lake, fishing (bring your own pole and tackle, kayak or SUPs), bonfire pits, a shelter house, and a reliving farm experience if you choose to take part- beef cows, dairy goats (often including milking and goat kids), a mini highland cow, and chickens.
Included in your stay is our resident Safety Manager, our collie Tilly. Please know she has a job to do and her best tool is her voice. You may hear barking as she keeps critters away. Other than that, she’s super friendly, although she may forget her manners at times and jump when excited.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$25
/ night
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Krista
November 2025
Group trip
Beautiful place and perfect for what we needed. Carrie was so helpful and friendly. We felt very welcomed.
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Shelley
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Sleeping Bear Retreat
I loved camping here. The teepees are such a great retreat, I chose one with power which was a luxury. Enjoyed cooking over a fire with my own picnic table nearby. Even set up my hammock behind the teepee with some well placed trees. The bathrooms were very well maintained and even had an outdoor sink to wash hands and a separate large sink to clean dishes. The grounds are lovely and I will definitely be back to camp again.
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Mark
October 2025
With kids
This was a perfect glamping experience. We definitely wanna come back, but bring our family and friends too!
Plus, it’s super convenient to be 10 mins away from downtown with shops and restaurants.
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Ryan
August 2025
With kids
This was our first Hipcamp visit so far and we were not disappointed at all! Very unique campsite and lots of things to do for the kids. It was very private and we didn’t see or hear much from anyone. We definitely recommend checking it out and we will definitely be back for the haunted trail in October. A+ experience
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austin
June 2025
2 nights at Sleeping Bear Retreat
I had absolutely wonderful experience. I would certainly recommend and return myself.
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Ashley
March 2025
With pets
This was such a fun & unique way to camp! The wagon is very spacious and tall enough for my 6'3" husband to walk around in! There were 2 cots and 2 twin mattresses on bedframes. They also had a table and 2 chairs. The bathrooms (real plumbing!) were very close to the covered wagon and they were very clean! We were here in March and the overnight temps were in the low 40s. It was definitely cold and I wouldn't recommend going until it's a bit warmer overnight! During the day it was very comfortable though! The campsite is very close to downtown French Lick and we were able to stop for a coffee and a view of the hotels on our way out of town!
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