Beach Camping Near Princeton, Indiana, US: 12 Best Beach Campsites 2024

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Princeton

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The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn

94 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · 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.

Hill Springs Campground

14 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Dubois, IN

Hill Springs Campground sits on our 120-acre family farm. Our primitive campground is in the middle of 'God's country' as we are miles from the nearest town but very close to local attractions. Patoka Lake, historic towns, and hiking, and are just a few activities to keep you busy. Please read our reviews and book your slice of heaven with us.

Bennett branch creek

1 site · RV, Tent180 acres · Sumner, IL

With 80 acres of forest, 100 acres of farmland, a creek, a fishing pond and outdoor sculptures, it offers a diverse range of activities for visitors. The limited hiking trails and primitive sites add to the natural feel of the place. The beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife will surely attract nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. I'm planning for the property to evolve into an art park and campground that fosters community, building, and collaboration among artists and nature enthusiasts. It will be a space where creativity and appreciation for nature come together, offering a platform for artists to showcase their work in harmony with the surrounding environment. This vision aims to create a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates the intersection of art and nature. Local attractions within 5 mile radius include Red Hill state park, Red Hill raceway, Berryville winery and Ironside bar. Currently there are no showers or toilets for public use on the property but plans are in place to accommodate in the future .

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Bennett branch creek

1 site · RV, Tent180 acres · Sumner, IL

With 80 acres of forest, 100 acres of farmland, a creek, a fishing pond and outdoor sculptures, it offers a diverse range of activities for visitors. The limited hiking trails and primitive sites add to the natural feel of the place. The beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife will surely attract nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. I'm planning for the property to evolve into an art park and campground that fosters community, building, and collaboration among artists and nature enthusiasts. It will be a space where creativity and appreciation for nature come together, offering a platform for artists to showcase their work in harmony with the surrounding environment. This vision aims to create a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates the intersection of art and nature. Local attractions within 5 mile radius include Red Hill state park, Red Hill raceway, Berryville winery and Ironside bar. Currently there are no showers or toilets for public use on the property but plans are in place to accommodate in the future .

The Farm-ish Camp & Gather Barn

94 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · 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.

Hill Springs Campground

14 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Dubois, IN

Hill Springs Campground sits on our 120-acre family farm. Our primitive campground is in the middle of 'God's country' as we are miles from the nearest town but very close to local attractions. Patoka Lake, historic towns, and hiking, and are just a few activities to keep you busy. Please read our reviews and book your slice of heaven with us.

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Beach camping near Princeton guide

Overview

Looking for a camping adventure near Princeton, Indiana? Hipcamp has you covered with over 240 options to choose from. Whether you're into boating, whitewater paddling, or biking, there's a campsite for every activity preference. Check out top-rated campsites like Hoosier's on the Ridge (70 reviews), Blue River Retreat (56 reviews), and Cabins at Guthrie Meadows (48 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like trash, toilets, and campfires. With an average price per night of $28 and options as low as $7, you can't go wrong with a camping trip in Princeton, Indiana.