Taylor Ridge Campground — Brown County State Park

The site we stayed in was lovely. It was backed up to the edge of the woods which made for a lovely view. Driving through the campground it looks like there are some sites pretty close together but ours wasn’t too bad. I would say pay particular attention to the size of the site you’re booking as some were pretty small. Also, some sites were fairly sloped as well. This site was a slight slope and overall I would book it again. We have a full size truck with a small travel trailer that fit perfectly. Camp store was stocked nicely. Staff was friendly. The campground itself was very quiet and you could enjoy being out in nature. The site was walking distance from showers/bathroom. The park as a whole is beautiful and there’s a trailhead that’s walking distance from the campsite that leads down a beautiful trail to a lake.

We had a blast. Rode horses, hiked geocached, lots to do.

The roads are not marked very well and it took a bit to find our site which needed level blocks and is just wide enough for the Rv. Nice to have water supply within 10 feet. Very quiet, shady paved sites in Taylor’s Ridge loop.

I love this campground. My family has always had a great experience. The campground is very well maintained and the sites are heavily wooded and well spaced apart. Generally speaking, the other campers are friendly and I have always found the staff to be incredibly courteous, professional, and helpful. Could not recommend the state park system enough and I consider Brown County the crown jewel.

Nice camp sites with privacy, clean bathrooms and shower facilities. Quiet and peaceful. Fall colors were amazing. Mother Nature gave us a a little snow which was unusual for this time of year.

We've done day trips here in the past and have always enjoyed this park. Lots of trails to hike, for all levels of hikers. Nice playgrounds and beautiful sites for picnics. This was our first overnight trip in a travel trailer. The different ridges offer a variety of experiences. We stayed in Taylor ridge. The sites here were not level, heavily wooded and more rocks than grassy areas. Site 211 was a handicap site and close to the shower building. Had to fit the trailer between 2 trees at the opening of the site. Raccoon ridge appeared to be more for tent campers. Buffalo ridge appeared more level, lots of grassy areas, close to the small camp store and playground and open areas.

Stayed in the Taylor Ridge Campground at Brown County State Park. We had great weather and a great time. We have visited Nashville Indiana several times but this is our first time camping nearby. My wife loves to visit Nashville and all the little shops they offer. The park offers great trails and several playgrounds for kids. Two lakes for fishing. Abe Martin lodge offers breakfast lunch and dinner at the restaurant. My sister rented a cabin and was able to get access to the indoor pool that also has a water slide. All around great visit.

We went camping with a bunch of friends, two campers and two tents. Had a great time, bathrooms were clean, kids had fun. The fall months are crazy busy. Not all lots are truly great for tents and the backs of some lots can have a super steep drop off since the camp grounds have a higher elevation so that made me a bit nervous camping with s kids. Lots of great hiking trails, a nature center, public pool, small market, horse trails and water views.

This is our go-to when we want a fun weekend, but don't want to go far. The campgrounds are gorgeous, with lots of shady spots, and some awesome trails, including two around the two lakes in the park. Nashville is only a 5 minute drive from the campgrounds, and it's a blast going to all of the different shops and restaurants located in town.

I didn’t want to leave. Everything was clean, good trails and friendly faces everywhere.

We love it here. We always stay in “Taylor’s Ridge” Campgrounds are nice, plenty of dump stations and water fill stations. Hiking trails are great! This is a regular stop for us.

Not a bad park. No paved sites. Built on ridges, so all sites have a slope of some sorts.

$9 non-resident entrance fee plus $30 (and taxes). For a Thursday night the place was filling up fast for the weekend. ATT & Verizon signals were weak, but usable. Did not use the facilities, so no comment on them.

Would return for a night over, but certainly not a destination.

The hiking trails here are awesome! Something for every level! The campground is pretty and spacious. Very peaceful. Great for just day trips as well.

This campground is huge! It has a ton of spots. We got a group of spots pretty far back so it was a bit of a drive through the campground. We went on multiple walks and my 2 year old loved it! They have a few playgrounds, including one nestled back a little bit in the trees. The nature center was cool for all of the kids and even adults and the views were just beautiful! We will definitely be back. Would love to make a trip in October when the leaves have changed next year!

Tent camping & hiking

This was our first family visit to Brown County State Park and we really loved it. The park is gigantic! It takes a long time to get from the entrance of the park to the actual campground, but the drive is beautiful. The sites around us were spacious and had a lot of mature trees. The nature center is really fun with animals and a bee hive that the children really enjoyed! There are a lot of diverse hiking trails for all. The nearby shopping, wineries and restaurants are definitely a plus as well. This is now one of our favorite destinations and cannot wait to return!

The camp grounds at Brown County State Park are safe and family friendly. They can be crowded at times, however the other campers are normally very friendly and inviting. The park has a great deal to offer with regards to activities, such as swimming and hiking. The mountain bike trails are some of the best in the state. Great place for a family vacation.

We love camping here. Very clean bathrooms and shower houses

All of Brown County State Park is beautiful, be we particularly love camping down in Taylor Ridge! It’s very secluded, quiet and beautiful. We have not made a long trip there yet, so we are not aware of the condition of the facilities. But I’m sure they are just as beautiful as the rest of the park. Brown County is the whole package, camping, hiking, horseback riding, breath-taking overlooks. It’s definitely worth the trip! I recommend spending an afternoon in Downtown Nashville while you’re there! It the the most adorable little town.

Love this place!

We stayed one night driving through the state. The trails are great for mountain biking! The camp spots are pretty close together but we were able to distance ourselves since it was during the week.

lots of fun short hikes and a couple old fire towers to climb. campsites are small. there is a winery and distillery close

Campground is kept clean, sites are average size.

There are 3 separate campgrounds in the park Buffalo Ridge, Raccoon, and Taylor Ridge. We stayed in Taylor which was dubbed "wooded" and the one I would most suggest. The others were pretty cleared out and too close together.

The property is gorgeous, with lots of campsites. They aren't too close together. But on a busy weekend (basically any time during peak season) there are going to be SO MANY people there. Definitely not a back country experience. Still love this place.

This place is beautiful in the fall. Great campgrounds with lots of sites to choose from. Some can be small in size.