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1. Happy Hollow Homestead

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40mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 24 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Marengo, IN
- Voted best Hipcamp in Indiana for 7 years. - Listed on Rachael Ray Magazine's "8 of America's Coolest Campgrounds" We offer a "Camping Cabin", The "Cozy Camping Cottage" or tent camping in Black Walnut Grove, in an open field, in the woods, or a shady grove. We like to interact with people or you can keep to yourself and have a quiet getaway in the woods. Sorry, but the tree house isn't available to rent since it is my home. I may rent it out in the future. Also in progress is the "Dome" We are on a solar powered, off the grid 30 acre homestead that has 24 acres of wooded land and 6 acres of groomed land. Come explore our land and relax in the "Tree Web", see the 2 story tree house that I live in, have fun on the tire swing, or just sit and enjoy all that nature has to offer. You can explore our interesting topography that has close to 100 foot of elevation changes, our (mostly) dry creek system that starts with 2 springs that drain into 3 sinkholes or walk 3 miles of trails (if you follow each trail from end to end). We love groups - Host your event here or have a group gathering with all your friends and family. We have spaces large enough to host hundreds of people. We welcome pets for camping, but no pets allow in the Camping Cabin. Also be aware that we have 2 friendly dogs on the land that roam freely. - 3.5 miles to Marengo Cave - 7 miles to the Blue River (canoes, rafting and swimming) - 30 minutes to Patoka Lake - 37 miles west of Louisville - 13 miles north of Interstate 64
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Places of Sanctuary

2. Places of Sanctuary

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39mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · Parkers Settlement, IN
Places of Sanctuary has 30 Acres of woods which include several dedicated hiking trails with beautiful clearings and benches for resting and reflecting along the way. You're welcome to fish in the pond that has plenty of shade and sun, or sit around the bonfire site where we have benches provided and roast marshmallows. With two easy-access large tree houses, bench swings and a big picnic shelter, there's lots of room to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. You might encounter wildlife like: deer, mink, or geese, but you're sure to see our chickens and ducks running around and hear our rooster crow in the morning. Depending on the time and season, we offer several hands on experiences with berry picking, chicken tending, food processing, gardening, and general light land maintenance like checking the trails for down limbs and trash. With gorgeous views and the convenience of being just 10 minutes from University Southern Indiana or 15 minutes from restaurants and stores, we welcome you to camp with us. If you are interested in staying longer than 3 nights or your RV/camper is longer than 36 feet long, please message us to see if we can accommodate your visit. Usually we can!
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Tar Springs 2

3. Tar Springs 2

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30mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 13 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Cloverport, KY
Historic property once a health resort in the 1840's, lodging rooms available, men's and women's restrooms and showers, lockers, kitchenette, optional breakfast, private 16 acre lake, fishing and boats available, dock, natural springs and rock formations enclose the valley, hiking, camping sites and primitive camping available. Original property was considered for a training camp facility for Mohammed Ali. For your safety, no arrivals after dark.
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Buds Farm

4. Buds Farm

44mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Irvington, KY
Private quite secluded area . May see deer. Wooded area . Snakes cattle. Potable water is available. No showers yet. Toilet. Not far from rough river. Or Louisville. No electricity. Plenty of shade for camp site . Fire pits. Shelter in barn if bad weather hits. Dog friendly. Do ask to keep on a leash. Great place if you want relax.
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The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn

5. The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn

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39mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 94 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Owensville, IN
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.
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Clearing at the top of the driveway. You'll be right next to the water spigot and have plenty of room for your tent.

6. Persimmon Honey Hollow

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43mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · West Baden Springs, IN
Cozy ramshackle farmstead in the Hoosier Hills offer a chance to get up close and personal with the land, through camping, and hiking through the woods. Not only is Hoosier National Forest located both to the north and south for hiking and trail riding, but just 3 miles away is the Rise of Lost River at Orangeville, a natural landmark. Spring Mill State park is located about 20 minutes away in Mitchell, IN, while Patoka Lake is about 15 minutes south of nearby French Lick. For those interested in farmers' markets, Orange County Homegrown markets run Saturday at Orleans(10 miles away) from 8am-noon, and in French Lick 7 miles) from 4-8pm.
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Ambers Acres

7. Ambers Acres

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48mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 4 sites · RVs · Fredericksburg, IN
Hi Hipcampers! This site offers full water, sewer, and electric hookups. Want to see a working farm? Want to wake up to animals grazing? Come stay at Ambers Acres! The pasture your ssite is nestled in, has goats and possibly cows at all times! That doesn’t mean you won’t see rabbits and squirrels running around also! Keep an eye out for the occasional turkey and deer also! We are just a few miles from the Old Mill Canoe Rental on the Blue River, Buffalo Trace Park, and Cave Country Canoe rentals.
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Sleeping Bear Retreat

8. Sleeping Bear Retreat

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33mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · French Lick, IN
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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Lake View camping

9. Lake View camping

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29mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Reynolds Station, KY
30 years ago this was a pay lake it has been shut down for years. I got it a few years ago for a family getaway. So there is some really nice fish in the lakes. We have a outside kitchen with a gas grill, gas griddle and sink.we also have a sink for your use. There is also a toilet with a flushing toilet.
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Old Barn inside an Industrial Park

10. Old Barn inside an Industrial Park

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27mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Evansville, IN
Learn more about this land: Our spot is not far off 64 and close to 69. It's a late 1800's farmhouse with an antique barn situated in the middle of an industrial park, so it is loud during the day. Since we've added a gravel parking lot for barn concerts, there are just a few camping spots. Vehicles are welcome. We usually have a portajohn. You can sit around a fire on our property and look at the stars by night (when there's not a fire ban). The Blue Grass Fish and Wildlife Area is a just a bit up the road. You could ride your bikes there, kayak, canoe, fish, etc.
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Amidst the flora and fauna.

11. 15 Acre Wood on Lake

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47mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 3 sites · Tents · Mt. Vernon, IN
300 feet behind our house is a fire pit, then 15 acres of wood. around an acre lake. We have a boat and you can swim. There's an out house (and use of the woods is ok too) .There is plenty of wood and plenty of forest fun. No motorized Vehicles allowed. No weapons. No hunting. We want to share our land with other lovers of the woods, plants and animals. Like good "scouts", we expect our campers to leave the site the way they find it, tidy . We have recycle and trash containers. There is a drinking water source at the house. Responsible use of alcohol is accepted but drugs or anything that impairs physical safety, is prohibited.
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MoonLight Grove Farm

12. MoonLight Grove Farm

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35mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents · Battletown, KY
Simple living with a few critters and a "whole lotta" walnuts. All natural products made from nature's bounty.  Learn more about this land:Come rest your mind and soul on MoonLight Grove Farm. Camp alongside the Ohio River, watch the barges go by and the Eagles swoop and play. Peaceful, Quiet, Restorative retreat.
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Fire circle and playground

13. Brambleberry Permaculture Farm

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44mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging · Paoli, IN
Espri and Darren began Brambleberry Permaculture Farm in the fall of 2003 in the beautiful hills of southern Indiana. We are primarily a plant nursery, but also offer permaculture landscaping and farm consultations. We usually have cows, chickens and rabbits, but are currently taking a break from cattle to build better fences lol. We occasionally have peacocks, ducks, pigs or other livestock as well.
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The huge pine trees provide ample shade for tent and RV campers.

14. Unplugged Acres

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19mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Birdseye, IN
TWO SPOTS TO CHOOSE FROM…… The camping spot we refer to as the NORTHSIDE SPOT is a flat yard atop a hill it makes for a great spot to park your RV, camper, tent or boat. This grass camping spot is always mowed and clean. Two large pine trees provide some shade for this northside camping spot. You can enjoy nearly panoramic views of the night sky! This spot is alongside a country road. It is considered less private than the SOUTH SIDE SPOT. The SOUTH SIDE CAMPING SPOT, is for tent campers only with a smaller vehicle. It is very private and completely surrounded by woods. This spot can accommodate two tents and one or two cars. There is no view of the night sky since you are in a dense forest. Patoka lake is less than 10 minutes away ( boating, fishing, hiking, swimming, biking). Holiday World ( an amusement park) is about 30 minutes away.
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Hohl Farms

15. Hohl Farms

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7.1mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Tent, RV · Dale, IN
Row crop and livestock farm located in the hills of southern Indiana. The farm is 5 minutes from Interstate 64. 30 amp and 50 amp hookups available. Pasture pork and Angus cattle are next to the campsite. Located on a rural country road by crop fields, woods and pasture. Large accommodations are available as the crops are harvested and fields are barren.
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Nighthawk Forest

16. Nighthawk Forest

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35mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Paoli, IN
Nestled deep in Hoosier National Forest and just a short drive from Paoli and French Lick, Indiana, Nighthawk Forest offers a secluded and pristine outdoor experience for all camping enthusiasts! Situated on 65 hilly and wooded acres, Nighthawk Forest features well-groomed tent pads, water and electric hookups for RVs and even vintage campers. Enjoy breathtaking walks in the woods, go fishing in our pond, and set up your camp chairs under the incredible night sky and marvel under the majesty of the Milky Way! Take a hike or a mountain bike ride on the Springs Valley Trail down to Tucker Lake. Come see what it’s like to be treated like family at Nighthawk Forest Campground. For more camping options - including group reservations - please call 812-203-0200.
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Painter Creek Camp Resort

17. Painter Creek Camp Resort

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32mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · RVs · French Lick, IN
Tucked back off of State Rd 145 in French Lick, IN our property offers year-round camping & full 50-amp hook ups available on all sites. A covered outdoor lounge, and a basketball court are available for guests to use, as well as seasonal bathhouse and laundry facility ($4 a load). We are only 1 mile from the Painter Creek Boat Ramp, and within a 15 min drive to Patoka Lake State Park, The French Lick-West Baden Resort, and The Pete Dye Golf Course!
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Old Camp At Bear Hollow

18. Old Camp At Bear Hollow

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25mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · RV · Saint Croix, IN
This electric campsite is near Hoosier National Forest. This area was established as hunting grounds by our family over 30 years ago and still is to this day. Create your own family tradition in this campsite that is ready for two campers on a total of 160ft gravel space. There is both 30 and 50 AMP electric, however no water or sewer hookup. You must provide your own water. There is a dump station 5 miles from the campsite at Tipsaw Recreation Area. This area is great for hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and ATV riding....or just relaxing and taking in nature in this beautiful and peaceful area. *30 & 50 AMP Electric *Shade trees *Picnic table *Firepit & Firewood *NO water hookup *NO sewer hookup
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Solar Off The Grid Cabin

19. Solar Off The Grid Cabin

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38mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Lodging · Paoli, IN
7 Acres close to skiing, hiking, spalunking, canoeing ,moutian biking and over 700 acres across the street of undeveloped Hoosier National Forest . Great for Hunting Learn more about this land: The Cabin is powered by solar &; wind and uses a filtered rain water collection system. It is close to French Lick & Paoli, hiking, golf, canoeing, spelunking, skiing hunting and more. Please note that during the winter months the angle of the sun is lower and the panels do not produce as much power as in the summer months (plus you have less daylight hours) . Depending on the cloud cover you may be limited to lights only in November, December, January and February  . There is a generator available for rent at $10.00 per night plus gas or you can bring your own.  There is a wood stove and a 13,000 btu indoor gas wall heater for heat, both units provide more than enough heat. There are two window air conditioning units that can be used in, June, July and August. Once you get to the end of August or on cloudy days you are limited to the amount of time you can use the AC units unless you rent the generator.   There is a propane cook stove available if you run out of power and 2 charcoal grills (you supply charcoal).   Please note that the cabin is still a work in progress and is not 100% completed. Also note that if rain is limited there may be no water.
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We are only 3 miles from Patoka lake where you can swim, hike, and launch or rent a boat.

20. Hill Springs Campground

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26mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · Dubois, IN
Hill Springs Campground is nestled on our 120-acre family farm, and we’re proud to be the third generation to care for this little piece of paradise. Tucked away in the heart of 'God’s country,' our campground offers peace and quiet, miles from the nearest town. The rolling hills provide hay for our cows and wood for the stove, and we take great pride in sharing this beautiful spot with you. Each site offers the chance to unwind by the pond, pick wild blackberries, or hike through our woods. Fire pits are available at all sites. Our sites are simple—no water, electricity, or internet—but generators are welcome, and we provide a toilet on-site. Please remember to pack out all your trash, including cigarette butts. For a glimpse of what to expect, check out a few videos of the campground on our Facebook page, 'hillspringcampground.' We’re also close to plenty of activities: Patoka Lake is just 3 miles away, with 8,800 acres of water, 26,000 sq. feet of land, and a variety of outdoor fun—boating, fishing, hiking, and even a winery. Historic French Lick and West Baden are 16 miles away, offering everything from casinos to a scenic railway, golf courses, a spa, a wildlife park, and the stunning West Baden Springs Hotel, known as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World.' The city of Jasper is 14 miles away, with a charming riverwalk, museums, parks, and food trucks to explore. The small town of Dubois is just 4.5 miles away, with local taverns, a gas station, and a True Value store. At Hill Springs, you can be as close or as far away from the action as you want to be. We’re excited to share this experience with you and welcome your feedback as we start this journey with Hipcamp. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! Bryan and Nicole
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  • Brambleberry Permaculture Farm
  • Cabin is completely off grid - no electricity, but there is cell service at the location.
  • Brambleberry Permaculture Farm

Brambleberry Permaculture Farm

100%
(17)
44mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging · Paoli, IN
Espri and Darren began Brambleberry Permaculture Farm in the fall of 2003 in the beautiful hills of southern Indiana. We are primarily a plant nursery, but also offer permaculture landscaping and farm consultations. We usually have cows, chickens and rabbits, but are currently taking a break from cattle to build better fences lol. We occasionally have peacocks, ducks, pigs or other livestock as well.
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  • Unplugged Acres
  • Unplugged Acres
  • Unplugged Acres

Unplugged Acres

100%
(21)
19mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Birdseye, IN
TWO SPOTS TO CHOOSE FROM…… The camping spot we refer to as the NORTHSIDE SPOT is a flat yard atop a hill it makes for a great spot to park your RV, camper, tent or boat. This grass camping spot is always mowed and clean. Two large pine trees provide some shade for this northside camping spot. You can enjoy nearly panoramic views of the night sky! This spot is alongside a country road. It is considered less private than the SOUTH SIDE SPOT. The SOUTH SIDE CAMPING SPOT, is for tent campers only with a smaller vehicle. It is very private and completely surrounded by woods. This spot can accommodate two tents and one or two cars. There is no view of the night sky since you are in a dense forest. Patoka lake is less than 10 minutes away ( boating, fishing, hiking, swimming, biking). Holiday World ( an amusement park) is about 30 minutes away.
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  • The view out our RV window in the morning
  • Hohl Farms
  • The view out our RV window in the morning

Hohl Farms

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7.1mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Tent, RV · Dale, IN
Row crop and livestock farm located in the hills of southern Indiana. The farm is 5 minutes from Interstate 64. 30 amp and 50 amp hookups available. Pasture pork and Angus cattle are next to the campsite. Located on a rural country road by crop fields, woods and pasture. Large accommodations are available as the crops are harvested and fields are barren.
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$30
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  • Nighthawk Forest
  • Nighthawk Forest
  • Nighthawk Forest

Nighthawk Forest

100%
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35mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Paoli, IN
Nestled deep in Hoosier National Forest and just a short drive from Paoli and French Lick, Indiana, Nighthawk Forest offers a secluded and pristine outdoor experience for all camping enthusiasts! Situated on 65 hilly and wooded acres, Nighthawk Forest features well-groomed tent pads, water and electric hookups for RVs and even vintage campers. Enjoy breathtaking walks in the woods, go fishing in our pond, and set up your camp chairs under the incredible night sky and marvel under the majesty of the Milky Way! Take a hike or a mountain bike ride on the Springs Valley Trail down to Tucker Lake. Come see what it’s like to be treated like family at Nighthawk Forest Campground. For more camping options - including group reservations - please call 812-203-0200.
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  • Painter Creek Camp Resort
  • Painter Creek Camp Resort
  • Painter Creek Camp Resort

Painter Creek Camp Resort

79%
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32mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 2 sites · RVs · French Lick, IN
Tucked back off of State Rd 145 in French Lick, IN our property offers year-round camping & full 50-amp hook ups available on all sites. A covered outdoor lounge, and a basketball court are available for guests to use, as well as seasonal bathhouse and laundry facility ($4 a load). We are only 1 mile from the Painter Creek Boat Ramp, and within a 15 min drive to Patoka Lake State Park, The French Lick-West Baden Resort, and The Pete Dye Golf Course!
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  • Old Camp At Bear Hollow
  • Old Camp At Bear Hollow
  • Old Camp At Bear Hollow

Old Camp At Bear Hollow

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25mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · RV · Saint Croix, IN
This electric campsite is near Hoosier National Forest. This area was established as hunting grounds by our family over 30 years ago and still is to this day. Create your own family tradition in this campsite that is ready for two campers on a total of 160ft gravel space. There is both 30 and 50 AMP electric, however no water or sewer hookup. You must provide your own water. There is a dump station 5 miles from the campsite at Tipsaw Recreation Area. This area is great for hunting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and ATV riding....or just relaxing and taking in nature in this beautiful and peaceful area. *30 & 50 AMP Electric *Shade trees *Picnic table *Firepit & Firewood *NO water hookup *NO sewer hookup
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  • Solar Off The Grid Cabin
  • Solar Off The Grid Cabin
  • Solar Off The Grid Cabin

Solar Off The Grid Cabin

93%
(7)
38mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Lodging · Paoli, IN
7 Acres close to skiing, hiking, spalunking, canoeing ,moutian biking and over 700 acres across the street of undeveloped Hoosier National Forest . Great for Hunting Learn more about this land: The Cabin is powered by solar &; wind and uses a filtered rain water collection system. It is close to French Lick & Paoli, hiking, golf, canoeing, spelunking, skiing hunting and more. Please note that during the winter months the angle of the sun is lower and the panels do not produce as much power as in the summer months (plus you have less daylight hours) . Depending on the cloud cover you may be limited to lights only in November, December, January and February  . There is a generator available for rent at $10.00 per night plus gas or you can bring your own.  There is a wood stove and a 13,000 btu indoor gas wall heater for heat, both units provide more than enough heat. There are two window air conditioning units that can be used in, June, July and August. Once you get to the end of August or on cloudy days you are limited to the amount of time you can use the AC units unless you rent the generator.   There is a propane cook stove available if you run out of power and 2 charcoal grills (you supply charcoal).   Please note that the cabin is still a work in progress and is not 100% completed. Also note that if rain is limited there may be no water.
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  • Hill Springs Campground
  • The photo of the pond campsite
  • Hill Springs Campground

Hill Springs Campground

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26mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · Dubois, IN
Hill Springs Campground is nestled on our 120-acre family farm, and we’re proud to be the third generation to care for this little piece of paradise. Tucked away in the heart of 'God’s country,' our campground offers peace and quiet, miles from the nearest town. The rolling hills provide hay for our cows and wood for the stove, and we take great pride in sharing this beautiful spot with you. Each site offers the chance to unwind by the pond, pick wild blackberries, or hike through our woods. Fire pits are available at all sites. Our sites are simple—no water, electricity, or internet—but generators are welcome, and we provide a toilet on-site. Please remember to pack out all your trash, including cigarette butts. For a glimpse of what to expect, check out a few videos of the campground on our Facebook page, 'hillspringcampground.' We’re also close to plenty of activities: Patoka Lake is just 3 miles away, with 8,800 acres of water, 26,000 sq. feet of land, and a variety of outdoor fun—boating, fishing, hiking, and even a winery. Historic French Lick and West Baden are 16 miles away, offering everything from casinos to a scenic railway, golf courses, a spa, a wildlife park, and the stunning West Baden Springs Hotel, known as the 'Eighth Wonder of the World.' The city of Jasper is 14 miles away, with a charming riverwalk, museums, parks, and food trucks to explore. The small town of Dubois is just 4.5 miles away, with local taverns, a gas station, and a True Value store. At Hill Springs, you can be as close or as far away from the action as you want to be. We’re excited to share this experience with you and welcome your feedback as we start this journey with Hipcamp. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! Bryan and Nicole
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The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn
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Krista
2 weeks ago
Group trip
Weekend Trip to The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn
Beautiful place and perfect for what we needed. Carrie was so helpful and friendly. We felt very welcomed.
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Tar Springs 2
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Cheryl
2 weeks ago
Group trip
Weekend Trip to Tar Springs 2
The rooms were nice and the property is beautiful! Hosts were very kind and helpful.
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Happy Hollow Homestead
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Jen
3 weeks ago
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With pets
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
Kerry was a phenomenal host with prompt details messages about local hikes and cave expeditions. He was patience with our staggered arrival. The creativity that goes into how the land is cultivated is clear. The suspended string platform was so zen being surrounded by a perfect autumn mosaic. The puppies and pigs on the property were so friendly and polite. We will be back!
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Happy Hollow Homestead
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Liv
3 weeks ago
With pets
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
We stayed in one of the tiny glamping cabins and absolutely loved it. It is a simple little wooden box with a full-size bed you crawl into, and it ended up being the perfect cozy nest for the night. There was enough room to sit up, stash our gear, and our dog fit comfortably with us. It was a cold night, but our sleeping bags plus the structure kept us warm, and the sound of rain on the tin roof was unreal. Check-in was easy and the cabin was simple to find. It was clean in that ideal glamping way: not spotless, just naturally rustic and comfortable. The location is incredibly quiet and peaceful. We heard the occasional bit of road noise from a distant back country road, but nothing distracting. The sites are spaced far apart, so everything feels private. The host was wonderful. They gave us plenty of space but were also happy to chat with my husband about permaculture and building ponds. My favorite part of the stay was climbing into the web at night to look at the stars. It felt magical. The outhouse was also surprisingly nice, which was a great little bonus. Would absolutely come back. This place just has something special! ✨
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The Cozy Camping Cottage has it's own yard
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ED
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
I was for years trying to sleep in a cottage like that and it finally happened. It was a pretty unique cottage, but the experience was good. Very happy with the place all around. Would recommend to others who like something different!. Great host, helpful and respectful.
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Woods camping location
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Joshua
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to Hill Springs Campground
Great hosts with an excellent, secluded spot…totally recommend!
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Hill Springs Campground
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Corei
November 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Hill Springs Campground
Thie site was very cute and had a lot of nice amenities like a picnic table, shelter, fire ring, and an outhouse. The host was very nice. We had a great time.
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Ambers Acres
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Susan
October 2025
30 ft Class C
With pets
1 night at Ambers Acres
Amber is the sweetest! Nice site and area. Very understanding and professional
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Happy Hollow Homestead
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Timothy
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
Kerry was kind, helpful, and the communication was great! This was a beautiful and comfortable environment. We felt safe and welcomed here. The land is beautiful and there is plenty to explore. At night the stars really stand out, great place to sit out by the campfire. You might get so lucky to have a visit from Jersey (the neighborhood dog) who was very friendly and not at all aggressive.
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waking up to beautiful view!
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Riley
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
We had an amazing experience staying at the cozy camping cottage at Happy Hollow Homestead! My favorite part was the tree web - there's something magical and therapeutic about being midair and surrounded by trees. We also enjoyed everything else at the homestead, from the friendly animals, the outdoor shower, to the natural surroundings. Kerry has been a fantastic host and responsive throughout booking and our stay. 10/10 would recommend!
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Places of Sanctuary
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Julia
October 2025
17 ft travel trailer
Weekend Trip to Places of Sanctuary
Beautiful property with loads of trails to walk the dogs. Farm fresh eggs were delicious for breakfast. Super-clean bathrooms. Hookups!
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Hill Springs Campground
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Samantha
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to Hill Springs Campground
This is our second time staying at their pond spot. We had a wonderful time again and want to make it an annual tradition! This spot is private but also has modern amenities like the outhouse and coverage for rain.
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Sleeping Bear Retreat
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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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Happy Hollow Homestead
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Samantha
October 2025
1 night at Happy Hollow Homestead
The cozy cottage was perfect for a chilly evening. Kerry was a fantastic host and has some epic land. We will definitely be back to explore and see what else he has built on the land. If the maple syrup is available you should definitely indulge! Big plus that all the dogs on the property were so sweet.
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Our new Tree Web. Hang out 15 feet up in the trees
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Steve
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
Host was very welcoming and accommodating to our time table. Beautiful setting
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Tar Springs 2
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shylah
October 2025
With kids
3 nights at Tar Springs 2
I cat say enough about how awesome this place was and what an incredible value for the price! Chuck and Van were gracious and kind hosts and we enjoyed getting to know them while we were there too! The photos don’t do this place justice. The kitchen had everything we needed, the bathroooms were immaculate. Our kids loved fishing, playing with the dogs and exploring. Also Jeffrey’s cliff hike is a MUST!
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Happy Hollow Homestead
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Kevin
October 2025
With kids
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
Stayed at the cabin with our 1 year old. Kerry was so nice to us, and we shared great conversations with him. He has an ever present smile and is so welcoming. The cabin was perfect for us and the property had everything we needed. His neighbor even let our little guy play with the pigs and chickens. The cabin was furnished and the water is delicious spring water right under the cabin. We visited Louisville for a day trip and Marengo cave on our way out back to STL. This property is a beautiful representation of the forested hills of southern Indiana and the mindset of a working homestead. Kerry is a do-it-yourself-er, and it’s awe inspiring to see what he and his neighbor have done to this piece of land. Thanks for having us, Kerry! Well come back once baby #2 is with us!
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Hill Springs Campground
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sophia
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Weekend Trip to Hill Springs Campground
This was a lovely camping spot! The views are gorgeous. The signage and directions to the site are easy to follow. Hosts were communicative and friendly. We love a secluded campsite and this felt like we were surrounded by nothing but trees and rolling farmland. The site was large with plenty of room for our tent and vehicles. We loved watching the sunset here! 10/10 recommend and would love to visit again!
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2 tents on the site.
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Carrie
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Weekend Trip to Tar Springs 2
Our family had a FANTASTIC time at Tar Springs 2 with Chuck and Van. What a beautiful place! Everything was so clean and the sites were well spread out. The lake was perfect for fishing and the paddle boats were available for use. With water and firewood readily available it made things very convenient. The guest restrooms and showers were IMMACULATE! We felt so welcomed by them and their lovely pets! We were fortunate enough to be there during their Fall Festival and enjoyed the great bluegrass music in their outdoor stage, the food truck, and the fireworks. Really, nothing is more peaceful than watching the cows roam across the land while you sip your coffee by the open fire. Even with many sites filled, there was still a sense of quiet and being secluded. We really enjoyed this trip and are planning to (at least!) go back in the fall to enjoy the Sacagawea festival in September! Book this. What a beautiful place to rest your busy soul. Thank you, Chuck and Van. We can't wait to see how big the kitties get!
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Our new Tree Web. Hang out 15 feet up in the trees
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Kathryn
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Happy Hollow Homestead
We really enjoyed our time in the black walnut grove! I’ll be honest and say, we didn’t consider the implications of being in a walnut grove when leaves (and walnuts) are falling, and they fall from very tall trees. But we didn’t run into any issues with it, bedsides an occasional jump scare lol. It was quiet and private, while also having Kerry on property for any issues or questions we might have had. He was extremely accommodating and prompt with responses. I would gladly return to his property for another trip :)
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  • Scales Lake Park
  • Scales Lake Park
  • Scales Lake Park

Scales Lake Park

15mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 51 sites · Boonville, IN
Nestled on a stunning 66-acre lake, our campground offers a unique blend of tranquility and adventure, making it the perfect escape for everyone—from solo travelers to families and retirees. Here, you can unwind in a serene natural environment, where the soothing sounds of nature create an ideal backdrop for relaxation. Imagine gathering around a warm campfire on a clear evening, as the sky transitions from vibrant hues to a blanket of twinkling stars. Sharing these moments with loved ones amidst the beauty of the outdoors enhances the experience. At Scales Lake Park, we provide a variety of camping options to suit your needs. Our Class A sites come equipped with water, sewer, and electricity, ensuring a comfortable stay. For those seeking a more rustic experience, our Class B sites offer water and electric hookups, while our Class C primitive sites cater to the adventurous spirit. Whether you’re looking to explore nearby swimming holes, engage in outdoor activities, or enjoy local dining and shopping, our campground serves as the perfect base for your adventures. Embrace the great outdoors and create lasting memories at our picturesque campground.
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  • Weather Rock Camp Ground
  • Weather Rock Camp Ground
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Weather Rock Camp Ground

32mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Haubstadt, IN
Welcome to Weather Rock Campground, a hidden gem in the picturesque southwest corner of Indiana, just north of Evansville. This unique campground offers an ideal blend of natural beauty and convenient access to major highways, being located less than 2 miles from the intersection of Highway 41 and Interstate 64, as well as the upcoming I-69 Corridor. Weather Rock Campground is perfectly situated for those looking to explore the vibrant local area. Just a short drive away, you'll find Eastland Mall, one of the Midwest's most popular shopping destinations. The campground is also in close proximity to a variety of attractions, including Santa Claus Land, Holiday World, Mesker Zoo, Angel Mounds, Ellis Park, and Casino Aztar. History enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby World War II Veterans Memorial and the PT Boat exhibit. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, family-friendly activities, or a peaceful retreat, Weather Rock Campground is the perfect base for your Indiana getaway. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being just minutes away from shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Come experience the charm and convenience that make Weather Rock Campground a standout destination!
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Windy Hollow Camp and Recreation

34mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Owensboro, KY
Windy Hollow Campground stands out as a hidden gem in Owensboro, Kentucky, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and family-friendly camping experiences. Since the 1960s, our family has dedicated itself to preserving the serene landscape, ensuring that visitors can escape the chaos of everyday life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. Nestled in a picturesque setting, Windy Hollow Campground provides ample space for privacy and relaxation. Our grounds are designed to create a magical atmosphere where families can bond over traditional camping activities. Enjoy the great outdoors with nearby attractions such as scenic hiking trails, refreshing swimming holes, and various outdoor adventures that cater to all ages. In addition to the natural wonders surrounding the campground, you'll find a selection of local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to explore the vibrant community of Owensboro. Come and experience the charm of Windy Hollow Campground, where cherished memories are made amidst the beauty of nature.
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  • Sun Outdoors Lake Rudolph
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4.1mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 518 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Santa Claus, IN
Discover the unparalleled charm of Sun Outdoors Lake Rudolph, the premier destination for glamping enthusiasts and families seeking adventure. Nestled just moments away from the thrilling Holiday World Theme Park and Splashin' Safari Water Park, this award-winning campground offers a unique blend of comfort and excitement. Recognized as a two-time National RV Park of the Year, Lake Rudolph has earned accolades as the best RV Park in Indiana by Readers Digest. It has also been highlighted by U.S. News & World Report as one of the 11 most family-friendly campgrounds and featured by TravelChannel.com among the top 10 best campgrounds for families. Open from May 1st to October 31st, this family-friendly haven boasts a variety of accommodations, including cozy cabins and cottages, as well as RV sites. During the first three weekends of December, guests can enjoy special Christmas Cabin packages. On-site amenities include Santa's Splashdown Waterpark, an activity center, an arcade, and a well-stocked camp store, ensuring that there’s never a dull moment. Experience the magic of Sun Outdoors Lake Rudolph and see for yourself why it stands out as the best RV park in Indiana. Whether you're looking for outdoor activities, nearby restaurants, or simply a relaxing getaway, this campground has it all
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  • Come Again Horse Camp
  • Come Again Horse Camp
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Come Again Horse Camp

39mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Leavenworth, IN
Discover the unique charm of Come Again Horse Camp, a privately owned equestrian haven nestled in southern Indiana, right next to the expansive 24,000-acre Harrison-Crawford State Forest. This rustic campground offers a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure, featuring 20 shaded RV sites equipped with 30-amp electric hookups, alongside 10 primitive tent sites. Each site includes hitching posts or picket lines for your horses, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature without the need for boarding stalls—just plan to high-line or corral your equine companions. While the campground does not provide sewer hookups or showers, clean porta-potties and convenient water spigots are available throughout the area. Equestrians are drawn to Come Again Horse Camp for its direct access to over 30 miles of marked horse trails that meander through the forest's picturesque hollows and ridges. When water levels permit, riders can even cross the Blue River to explore an additional 50 miles of trails on the opposite side. For group gatherings, a covered pavilion is available, and a small on-site tack shop offers essential supplies, ice, and custom leatherwork. Open from April through October, Come Again Horse Camp is a beloved weekend retreat for horseback adventurers. Here, you
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Rocky Falls Campground

Rocky Falls Campground

34mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Evansville, IN
Rocky Falls Campground & RV Park stands out as a hidden gem in southwestern Indiana, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. Conveniently situated off Hwy 62, between Evansville and Mt. Vernon, this campground provides easy access to major attractions while maintaining a serene atmosphere. Our campground features a diverse selection of campsites, catering to all types of campers. Choose from spacious open lawns or secluded wooded sites, with options close to our main facilities or tucked away for added privacy. We proudly offer over 45 full hook-up campsites, equipped with 30-50 AMP electrical connections, water, sewer, and even telephone service. For those who prefer tent camping, we have hundreds of potential tent sites available. Guests can enjoy essential amenities, including clean shower houses, restrooms, and a laundromat, ensuring a comfortable stay. Rocky Falls Campground & RV Park is designed to accommodate all RV types, including the latest models measuring 40-50 feet with multiple slide-outs, as well as tents and pop-up campers. Each campsite features a large picnic table and is conveniently located within 1,000 feet of our beautiful Rocky Falls, making it the perfect spot for relaxation and outdoor fun.
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  • Montgomery Ruritan Club
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38mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Montgomery, IN
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  • Santa Claus United Methodist Campgrounds
  • Santa Claus United Methodist Campgrounds
  • Santa Claus United Methodist Campgrounds

Santa Claus United Methodist Campgrounds

4.5mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Santa Claus, IN
Discover the unique charm of Santa Claus Camp and Conference Center, a serene 80-acre faith-based retreat nestled in the heart of Santa Claus, Indiana. This tranquil campground offers a safe and welcoming environment where visitors can connect with Christ through recreational activities, worship, study, and meaningful Christian fellowship. The Historic Santa Claus Campground is conveniently located just minutes away from popular attractions such as Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari, Abraham Lincoln State and National Parks, Santa’s Riding Stables, and Christmas Lake Golf Course. This prime location allows guests to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, from hiking and swimming to golfing and exploring nature. With its idyllic setting, the campground is perfect for spiritual retreats, group camping, and family reunions. One of its standout features is the iconic 140-year-old open-air tabernacle, which was beautifully restored in 2014 and has become a beloved venue for wedding ceremonies. Experience the peaceful ambiance and community spirit that make Santa Claus Camp and Conference Center a cherished destination for all.
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  • Glenn Wood Hills Camp & Retreat Center
  • Glenn Wood Hills Camp & Retreat Center
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26mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Derby, IN
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42mi from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial · 1 site · Milltown, IN
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The best camping in Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, IN guide

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You probably know Abraham Lincoln grew up in a log cabin. But what else do you know about his early life? You'll learn it all when you visit this national memorial. The entire farm is re-created so you can learn about life in the mid-19th century. There are even live animals that your kids will love. And yes, you get to see the log cabin, complete with living history re-enactors.

Start at the Visitor Center to view exhibits and to talk to the Rangers. (And make sure you watch the short movie narrated by Leonard Nimoy.) After that, it's a short walk to the cabin, the cemetery where Lincoln's mother may be buried, and the excavated foundations of the actual Lincoln home. If the walk is a little too much for anyone in your group, there's a small parking lot by the cabin, so you can drive. Plan a couple of hours (at least) for your visit—and bring a picnic lunch if you want, to enjoy under the shady trees.

Camping in the Hoosier National Forest puts you close to this national monument and places you in the midst of lush forests. Pitch your tent next to a beautiful lake, or opt for a cozy cabin (even a log cabin just like Lincoln's!) Hipcamp will help you find the perfect spot.

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· August 2025
Peaceful spot
Really private and well kept spot. I hope to stop again.
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Top national parks near Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area
George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park
Fort Donelson National Battlefield
Indiana Dunes National Park
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Russell Cave National Monument
Tupelo National Battlefield

Top parks near Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Bledsoe Creek Camping State Park
Montgomery Bell State Park
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Wayne National Forest
Chickasaw State Park
Cumberland Mountain State Park
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Top points of interest near Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Cataract Falls
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Bald River Falls
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