Indian Springs Campground and RV Park

Ameer Ghazy

Spacious RV spots surrounded with nature at an affordable price. Roni is kind and welcoming. He also provides you with lots of useful information on things to do in the area. We are traveling the U.S in our travel trailer and choose this place since it was close to the big thicket, we enjoyed our time and would definitely come again.

Troy Cumberland

Great place. Nice, wooded and quiet. Highly recommend. Camp host was very nice and informative. Clean restrooms and showers. We will be back. We were visiting on memorial weekend and everything was great.

Tashay Lewis

Agreat place to get away in nature. They have cabins @55.00 a day and the best part you get your deposit back when you leave. Quite serene place actually headed there now!! 😁

Dave Shultz

So close... There is a lot to like about Indian Springs Campground. They have RV spots, tent spots, primitive cabins, etc. The camp host and the owner are both friendly and helpful. However, even though it comes very close, there are a few issues that keep it from being great. It’s not well maintained. I was tent camping in one of the spots with water and electric and nearby were large piles of trash and junk. I assume they would be burned eventually but they could have been kept out of site. The biggest issue though is the bathroom/showers. A prefab building was used and outside it looks pretty good. Sadly, inside is a disaster. It was very poorly finished out and no thought was given to people actually using the facility. There is one handicap shower and toilet and one standard shower and toilet on each side. The floor is plywood and isn’t clean. The walls are cheap plastic paneling very poorly installed. There were no hooks for hanging up anything and no bench or stool to sit on. There was one very old metal chair that wasn’t much use. The mirror was only suitable for anyone under four feet tall. I have never been in a campground that didn’t have at least hooks for clothes and towels in shower enclosures. Also, the bathrooms were neither heated nor air conditioned. It was 36 degrees in the morning when I took my shower. The hot water was great until I had to get out and try to get dry. If you are tent camping, be aware there are a lot of barking dogs all around the area. They bark a lot at night and ear plugs are recommended. I did run into one couple from Illinois that has been there several times but they had a camper van and admitted they waited until it warmed up to shower. So, if you have a self-contained RV or like really primitive camping, it’s OK. If you want a clean, warm or cool place to use the bathroom and shower, this is not it.

Steve Kish

Called on short notice and Mr. Ronnie could not have been nicer and more accommodating. A very peaceful setting and beautiful property surrounding the campground. Hiking trails, a lake, and a great bathhouse. Easy place to navigate, laidback atmosphere, and a very reasonable rate.