Kilsoquah Camp, near Huntington, Indiana, is a cozy spot that offers a laid-back camping experience with a mix of electric and primitive sites. Campers appreciate the well-kept grounds, picnic tables, and fire rings, making it easy to enjoy evenings around the fire while sharing stories and roasting marshmallows.

This campground is known for its beautiful views, especially from certain sites that offer a glimpse of the nearby lake. Visitors have mentioned that the area is great for families, with plenty of space for kids to play and explore. One camper noted, “We love camping out here... the sites come with picnic tables and fire rings with cooktops.” 

While there are no showers, the facilities include pit toilets and water access throughout the campground. If you’re planning to cook, just remember to bring your own firewood and toilet paper, as those aren’t provided on-site. For those looking to launch a boat or kayak, there’s ample space available, although swimming isn’t allowed in the reservoir.

Kilsoquah Camp is a solid choice for anyone wanting to disconnect and enjoy nature. With its friendly atmosphere and affordable rates, it’s a great place to unwind and make lasting memories with family and friends. Just be prepared for the occasional noise from fellow campers, as some have noted that it can get lively during peak times.

This recreation area is part of [J. Edward Roush Lake](http://www.recreation.gov/recreationalAreaDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&recAreaId;=363&agencyCode;=130)

Kilsoquah Camp

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Its a nice place to disconnect from everything. Spend time with family and friends and relax and cook food.

Get Away

The DNR acted that he was cool after I explained my situation on to basically belittle me they need a people class

DNR are real pricks they try to get you out of money 

This campground is very nice. There are pit toilets, electric and non-electric sites. There are many sites which are pretty large. Some sites around the back are more private than others. There are not trails to hike but some space to bike. Access to the lake is quite a distance from the actual campground. Also, there is a shooting range across the lake so there is gunfire most of the day.

Great little campground

1st time camping at your campground. Best ever and relaxing campsites and very clean.

Best campground ever. So peace ful and very nice. Clean campsite

We love camping out here. It’s our favorite place to be in Huntington. It’s super cheap, the sites are well taken care of, plenty of play spots for kids, electric and primitive, the sites come with picnic tables and fire rings with cooktops, some of the spots are out in the open and others are inset back into the trees. Some spots have wonderful views of the lake too! Our only issue is that because there is no one constantly there like a normal campsite, there are people who take the best view spots are stay for weeks on end knowing you can only stay, I think 14days, before moving to a new spot. Went there this past weekend and the people across from us were also BLARING music so loud you could feel the bass in your chest. We kindly asked if they could lower it, not turn it off, just lower it and the man was so kind and did it, however the woman threw a fit and turned the music back up. We ended up moving sites even tho we paid for that specific one and already were set up. There is no number to call so you just have to deal. But it’s totally worth it for the price and the sites. People just need to learn camping rules and take other people into consideration. 🤷🏼‍♀️ 

LOVE but..... 

Water available here and there throughout campground, but turned off across fron site 12 and at the boat ramp. Not sure if dumping is currently allowed. Bring your own toilet paper and firewood. There is a private driveway about 1 mile east on 224 that sells wood for $3.00 an armload. 1 mile hiking loop at the end of the primitive sites. No swimming allowed on the reservoir, but plenty of space to launch your boat or kayak. No camp host. Sites affordable, and most will accommodate a 20 foot RV, with several large enough for the largest class A. Watch out for poison ivy, oak and sumac in wooded areas. Lots of playground equipment and paved areas for bikes. 3 garbage dumpsters along campground drive. 

Seems better later in the season--Memorial Day to Independence Day lots of noise & trash.

We found a cozy camp site along the back ring near the river. 

We didn’t have a view but there was an area to go walk over to that had a very picturesque.

Toilets were pretty good, get there early for a site with a good view

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