Facilities

Club House

Laundry Room

Swimming Pool

Hot Tub

Fitness Center

Game Room

Rec Hall

Pavilion

Exercise Room

Restroom/Shower

Restroom Only

Shower Only

Restaurant

Groceries

RV Supplies

ATM Machine

WiFi

Dog Park

Cocktail Lounge

Dog Washing Station

Pit Toilet

Snack Bar

Play Ground

Sites

Water

20 Amp

30 Amp

50 Amp

Sewer

Cable TV

Services

Escort to Site

Self-Service RV Wash

Metered LP Gas

Firewood

Fishing Supplies

Pet Supplies

Onsite Rentals

Worship Services

Golf Carts

Fishing Guides

Onsite RV Service

Staffed RV Wash

Fishing Licenses

Complimentary Breakfast

Recreational activities in or near the park

Recreational Activities

Archery Range

ATV Riding

Biking

Boating

Body Of Water

Casino

Climbing

Dock

Driving Range

Fishing

Golf

Heated Pool

Hiking

Horseback Riding

Horseshoes

Kayaking

Lawn Bowling

Mini Golf

Paddle Boats

Pickle Ball

Putting Green

Ramp

Sauna

Shuffleboard

Snow Sports

Splash Pad

Swimming

Tennis

Wading Pool

Water Slide

Water Sports

Water Umbrella

Whitewater Rafting

Policies

RV Age Restrictions

Pets Welcome

Pet Restrictions

Pet Restriction on Quantity

Pet Restriction on Breed

Pet Restriction on Size

No Pets

Tent Camping Allowed

Folding Tent Campers Allowed

No Tents

No Overnight Guests

<h2>Overview</h2><p>Lost Acres RV Park offers a classic Midwestern camping experience in the heart of Indiana's vacation country. Set under a canopy of mature trees, this park provides a shaded retreat just minutes from the excitement of Lake Shafer. It balances the quiet of a <strong>wooded campground</strong> with the convenience of being near Monticello's most popular tourist destinations, creating a welcoming environment for seasonal and short-term visitors alike.</p><h2>Location & Surroundings</h2><p>Situated in Monticello, Indiana, the park is positioned perfectly for those looking to enjoy the Twin Lakes region. The surrounding landscape is characterized by <strong>lush greenery</strong> and dense woodlands, providing natural privacy and a sense of seclusion despite its proximity to town. Its location near both <strong>Lake Shafer and Lake Freeman</strong> makes it a prime base for water enthusiasts who want to stay close to the action while enjoying a tranquil, rural atmosphere.</p><h2>Amenities & Park Features</h2><p>The park is equipped with essential facilities designed to make a stay comfortable and stress-free. Visitors have access to a <strong>large swimming pool</strong> and clean restroom facilities, including hot showers. Children can enjoy the on-site playground, while the camp store provides wood and ice. Each site is designed to accommodate different rig sizes and typically includes a <strong>private fire ring</strong>, encouraging the traditional evening campfire experience that defines a great RV trip.</p><h2>Nearby Attractions & Things to Do</h2><p>The main draw for many visitors is the legendary <strong>Indiana Beach Boardwalk Resort</strong>, located only a short drive from the park entrance. This historic amusement park features classic roller coasters, water slides, and boardwalk games. For a slower pace, the nearby lakes offer opportunities for <strong>recreational boating and fishing</strong>, particularly for bass and catfish. The local area also features scenic golf courses and unique local dining options within the city of Monticello.</p><h2>Who This Park Is Best For</h2><p>This park is ideal for <strong>families and multi-generational travelers</strong> seeking a nostalgic camping trip near Indiana's premier water attractions. Its shaded sites and community-focused atmosphere make it perfect for those who enjoy social campgrounds over isolated wilderness spots. It is a top choice for RVers visiting for <strong>amusement park thrills</strong> or lake-based recreation who prefer returning to a quiet, shaded site at the end of the day.</p>



Lost Acres RV Park is a family-friendly campground located in Monticello, Indiana. The park offers a variety of amenities, including full hook-up sites, a swimming pool, a playground, a game room, a camp store, and a laundry facility. The park also offers a variety of activities, such as fishing, biking, and hiking. The park is located near several attractions, including the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, the Indiana State Museum, and the Indiana State Fairgrounds.

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Lost Acres RV Park

Plan your stay at Lost Acres RV Park in Monticello, IN. Enjoy shaded sites, a swimming pool, and close proximity to Indiana Beach and Lake Shafer.

Lost Acres RV Park | Monticello, IN RV Camping

Though the "season" in this area is over, the campground has remained open.  BUT... even though their office/store is supposed  to be open with a sign promising to be back at a specific time, they were gone much of the day.  In all honesty, I gave up making trips to the office to look for them... they may have eventually showed up but.... who knows?

The grounds are fine and unlike many campgroundswe've staying in this past month, they had wonderful internet.  The sites are great and in genera mostl everything (other than office hours) was just fine.  It would be great if they had exterior signs for the bathrooms.  The entrance way to the bathrooms is through the laundry room.  It took me forever to figure that out.

I have read some of the reviews and disagree greatly...My husband and I spent June through September 14 here and we had a great time!!! Our Grand children were able to come visit us and swim in the pool that is totally geared towards kids...My 2..2year old granddaughters loved the shallow end because the could stand up all by themselves....All 6 of my littles enjoyed the bounce pad....My husband and I met bunches of great people and sure some have their opinions but we were treated with respect the entire time ...if we needed something all we did was ask!!! This is a great place for young and older folks!!! We will return to enjoy it again ....Thank you Natalie, Tawnee,Colleen,Bill,Ray for all that you do!!!! If I missed anyone I'm sorry!!! Definitely 5 stars!!!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I came this past weekend to visit some friends, and looking to inquire about 3 seasonal sites for my family as we want to find a campground to call home. As I talked to many different seasonal campers here, I quickly realized that this is the last place I want to waste my money, as it is around $3,500 per site. I have found out they must not do background checks on their new employees due to at least 2 of them having felonies. I mean they are dealing with credit card numbers & your personal information this is what kind of new management this campground has now. You can look up on Indiana website to see their past history.  The manager will say she is available to talk to, but she has no schedule and is always coming and going along with bringing her daughter to work with her that's very unprofessional. She stays out of sight when she is there, so she doesn't have to deal with people complaining about stuff that needs to be addressed. When she does drive around the campground she has her office manager with her. People on here have stated that there are new owners this is NOT correct, it is the same owners and same management company just a new manager at this campground. Upper management and owners do not care, they just want your money. I have confirmed this it's not just word of mouth. STAY CLEAR OF THIS PLACE!!!!!! They only care about getting you into the campground for your money after that you mean nothing to them. They treat weekend campers better so they will continue to spend money. They seriously don't care about anyone other than themselves and their best friends that all work together. This is so sad ownership has allowed this to happen! This was an amazing campground last year- what happened?? I don't know who found these new office people, but the owners really screwed up as several seasonal campers (who stated they have been here for years) had made a comment this will be there last year at Lost Acres. This is really sad everyone that said the maintenance people are still the same hard-working people, and 1 of the office ladies from last year is all they recommended I talk to. I was told 1 lady in the office is always right and will argue with anyone if questioned about anything. And will get an angry look if she has to do anything more then come out of her boss's office. They have activities for campers that are just a thrown together at the last minute or the day before with no advance notice to the campers. The times we visited in the past has been posted a month in advance so people can plan. We knew ahead which weekends we wanted to visit because our friends could tell us. They do have a nice pool that is about the only thing this place has going for it, however the manager actually tried to enforce a no drinks in the pool area that even included WATER! That did not go over well with the campers so they then changed their tune to you may have only water. Who in their right mind would tell people they have to leave the pool area to get a drink of water?? I mean if you're in the pool it is probably hot outside, people need to stay hydrated, especially if you have small kids with you. They did make new year around camping sites up front but removed all the trees so you're in the full sun all day. They for some reason thought putting you water hookups in the ground was a good idea?? I mean I looked at these and you actually have to get on your knees and bend down into the ground to hook up your water hose. Who thought this was a good idea? Some seasonals said it was to save money by the owners. These sites are right on top of each other too. You can tell they were getting every site they could possibly squeeze in this area. Just wanted to leave an honest review so you know what you're getting yourself into before spending your hard-earned money here. After hearing all this there is no way, I would stay here or come back to visit my friends, we can meet somewhere else. Sorry for the long review, but if you're considering this place I would think twice if you were looking for a safe clean campground!!!!

My family and I have been here for 2 going on 3 months as fulltime campers, and we have loved it. The management is great. They stay on top of things going on in the campground. You can see them driving around checking things several times a day, which is amazing to have. They have an awesome area for the kids to play and schedule crafts and activities for the kids regularly. Also, the activities director is super sweet and amazing with kids!! I think the absolute only downside to the campground is the one lane entrance/exit, on those busy check-in days, it can get pretty backed up, maybe a good update to be made by the new owners. 😀

We are a family with children. We had a lot here for one summer. Yes, the campground is nice. But there's mostly older people here and the main activity is drinking and playing bags for money. This isn't what I'd consider to be a family friendly campground. The activities should be family friendly. Not to mention management at the time was bad. Her name was Shara and she was rude and nasty. If you read reviews you'll see that management changes frequently and never seems to be good.

I had to delete my 5 star review on this one. No longer is this place what it used to be and its all because of management. Sorry that the tent campers were too much to offer space, guess it was too much, so long old memories.

As a past 4 year seasonal, The campground itself is a nice place and has lot to offer. But the GM, Shara has to be fired! She is rude and doesn’t handle stress and situations very well. She is very dismissive with people, when they have a concern. She changes rules all the time. She allows her activities director and some other campers to let their dog off the leash on their lot and golf carts. She is always going fast on her golf cart, yet yells at other people. As my sister and I was on our deck cooking dinner, the monthly that was next to me was talking loudly, complaining about Shara rudeness and how the campground is always loosing power. Shara came flying on her golf cart with another seasonal and another seasonal couple behind her…the dust was flying high. Shara came up to the monthly that was on our lot line, asking her if she has a problem. The lady expressed her dislike of Sharas behavior and then Shara told her to pack up and leave. Then she asked us if we had a problem. We said no, but why are you here? She said she got a complaint that people were arguing. The park was pretty much empty at that time, except a weekender. Yes, I thought the lady was talking loud, not screaming because she wanted everyone to know what was going on. Did I really want to hear the lady’s complaint, no but I listened. Anyhow, Shara came onto my deck again and asked aggressively “is there a problem?” We both said no and she left. A professional GM would have address the issue calmly with the lady and maybe brought an employee with her, not involving other campers. I myself didn’t have an issue with what Shara said to the lady….the lady was speeding in her car and they power is always going out. But I told that monthly, they are working on upgrading the power now. So I agreed with both sides. But Shara has a history of being aggressive when a issue arrives. She definitely don’t know how to communicate. But that wasn’t the first time she aggressively handled a situation. I hired a contractor to replace my black tank. I later found out that he put it in the trash compactor. Which is designed to accept a plastic tank. However, the rule is, he should not have put it in their without asking Shara for permission. However, Shara made it into a big deal, saying it was this big bio-hazardous deal. Which I later was told in writing from the EPA that it was not an issue. On the phone he told me “Dog poop and baby diapers go in there and in some cases, adult diapers”. Anyhow, instead of giving the contractor a warning, she bard him from the premises and gave me a letter stating I am responsible for the contractors that I bring in and would allow me to finish out my contract. So after that, I started looking and found a new campground to move to. Then on Labor Day, this passed Monday she gave me a letter to vacate the campground and I have 3 days to leave. She has caused me a lot of undo stress that caused me to end up in the hospital. The owners, Roadville, need to  have their management company Horizon, fire her. Shara even bad mouth to a group of us that they read her emails and refuse to fix the mold and mice issue that she has in her house that she stays in. I asked her isn’t she afraid of getting sick…she said we already are having respiratory issues. I asked why stay in there then, she said because I will sue them if it gets worse. I’m thinking, that is stupid to risk your health. Anyhow, a professional manager would not involve other campers into the issues of the campground. She also was complaining how her and other managers don’t have health insurance but her boss has health insurance. She just kept bad mouthing the company.
If she was ever fired, I would totally recommend Lost Acres. But why pay 3500 a year to put up with that? Because of her, I could not enjoy this year. I will say, last year, she was friendly and professional…this year, I think it has gotten to her...

This campground on the surface is nice with many things to entertain kids. The ongoing problem the past five years has been management. The new owners as of 2019 appear to be hands off and has hired a management group to oversee. The first management group was fired because the were doing nothing for the sake of the camp, but receiving their management fees. The second management group allowed great managers to leave from lack of support and/or let go great managers who truly was taking care of the many issues the campground was having. Fortunately, many seasonals were told to leave camp because of their aggressive behaviors, but other seasonals, who were upset their friends had to go, started drama by contacting management group to complain how the seasonals were treated. Which bring me to today.
Management group has a general manager who changes rules daily on a whim, so you never can trust the rules to be enforced without favoritism to her friends and family. The manager drives around campground complaining to those who will listen, how rough she has dealing with campers. I do not recommend this camp because it has yet to become a business you can depend on to be consistent or dependable.

Don’t let the bad reviews keep you from choosing to camp here! My family almost did and now we are so happy to call this campground our happy place and escape from reality! We all have fun here at the Arcade, pool, fishing pond, wooded trails, miniature golf, jumping pillow and 2 other play grounds for the kids. They have great activities for everyone from old to young with a lot of themed weekends for the activities. Bingo is a hit and our Daughter is always excited for the kid crafts! We also love the golf cart rides around the property and getting to check out the wildlife! With everything this place has to offer it is hard to leave when it’s time to get back to reality! We have meet some amazing people here and the staff has always went above and beyond to do there part here! Seems that the ones that leave bad reviews are the one that can’t follow the rules or just can’t be nice! Thank you for everything you guys do!

New owners have destroyed this once lovely trailer park! Now it’s just a trailer park and not lovely at all. They had good management for 5 months and then fired them, now there is less than 60 park models there! There used to be over 200! What a crazy shame!

We have always pulled our camper and gone all over. Last year we decided to try something new and get a permanent site. We never thought we'd like it as much as we do. The new manager Clint and his staff are amazing.   We have made so many new friends and use our camper every weekend. They have so many activities and post whats going on every weekend.  This campground is a great place to get away and relax. They have overnight sites to. The nice thing about overnight sites is you can still participate in the activities.  We have been to many campgrounds that would not let overnighter's do that. Plus Indiana Beach is less than a mile away. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group