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Cabin Camping near Greentown, IN
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Cabin accommodations near Greentown include a mix of rustic and modern options with varying amenities. Mississinewa Lake Campground provides cabins with electric hookups and access to showers and toilets. Most cabin sites include fire rings, picnic tables, and proximity to water recreation. According to one visitor, "We have camped in their nice but simple cabins. But they do have an issue with raccoons." France Park and Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area also offer cabin rentals with different levels of furnishing, from basic shelter to more equipped options with beds and small kitchen areas.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Mississinewa Lake requires reservations well in advance, especially during summer months when availability becomes limited. Indianapolis KOA offers cabin rentals from March 1 to November 15, while Wildwood Outdoor Escape provides cabins from mid-April to mid-October. Pet policies vary by location, with most campgrounds allowing pets in or near cabins but restricting them from beaches or swimming areas. A camper noted that "The area is extremely nice and relatively quiet. Sites are spacious and it did not feel like we were cramped in, like some campgrounds."
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Basic kitchen supplies may be available in some units, but campers should verify what's provided before arrival. Campground stores at locations like Mississinewa Lake sell ice, firewood and some basic provisions. Based on reviews from The Dyrt, "Not many grocery stores in the immediate area, ensure you have what you need or plan to drive to Peru (about 25-30 min away)." Morels on the Wabash offers a more unique cabin experience with proximity to water recreation and equipped kitchen facilities, though availability is limited with only one site.
Best Cabin Campgrounds near Greentown (25)
1. Mississinewa Lake Campground
"If you want woodsy, private sites, don’t come here. Most are grassy and sunny. There are many areas where the sites back up close to each other. 2 rows of full hookup."
"Campsites have a gravel parking pad, picnic table, fire-ring, electrical hookups, and thick health grass which is awesome if you're staying in a tent!"
Check Availabilityfrom $16 - $55 / night
2. Heritage Farm Alpaca Experience
"There are several options available: tent camping (including a tree tent!), RV camping (two with electric hookups), and a 170-year-old log cabin."
"The beautiful farm is located in a rural area. Upon arrival we wasn’t sure where to go. There wasn’t a sign but we called Tim and he came right out and showed us to our spot."
Check AvailabilityAvailable this weekend
from $35 - $235 / night
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4. Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area Campgrounds — Salamonie Lake
"Beach within the park. Comfort Stations are fairly clean. 3 playgrounds. some woodsy sites. Visit Pirate’s Cove Marina for supplies, wood, and boat rentals."
"Most of the campsites were in need of a fresh layer of gravel for their parking pads. The restrooms were clean, and the hot water was plentiful for my shower."
331 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
from $14 - $32 / night
5. France Park
"We heard a lot of good things recently about this park. We had no idea it was so close to us too."
"Lots for the kids to do- park, beach, fishing, pretty trails, waterfall, little camp store etc... This is only an hour from us so, good place to go to get away and not have that drive far."
Check Availabilityfrom $18 - $45 / night
6. Indianapolis KOA
"Booked here last minute for the night on my way west. Beautiful campground with lots of activities for the family. They are all dog friendly with a few small dog runs spread throughout the sites."
"Loved our cabin so cozy"
Check Availabilityfrom $60 - $80 / night
7. Bachelor Runn Campground
"Driving range. Always something to do. The best thing to do here in my opinion is relax in the shade with and good book while the kids play at the park."
Check Availabilityfrom $20 - $70 / night
8. Wildwood Outdoor Escape
"This was our second stay here…campground is surrounded by corn fields but park itself is quite picturesque with mature trees, a lake, and very well-manicured grounds."
"Right outside of Hartford city you never know what to expect. We were pleasantly surprised at how nice the campground is."
9. Mystic Waters Campground
"She helped with the reservation, she greeted us when we arrived, she even called to make sure we were doing ok driving it the first day."
"Right off highway to travel anywhere"
10. S and H Campground
"They have a pool, stocked pond, game room, ice cream shop and cafe. Decent camp store. Staff super friendly and helpful."
"Several playgrounds! Campground big and spacious, highly recommend. Perfect distance from speedway."
Drive Time
- 12 min from Kokomo, IN
- 55 min from Muncie, IN
- 1 hr from Lafayette, IN
- 1 hr 1 min from Indianapolis, IN
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Cabin Reviews near Greentown, IN
150 Reviews of 25 Greentown Campgrounds
- TTrinity E.Scout
S and H Campground
Would stay again
Great staff, super helpful! Put us in their “VIP” spots on the “hill”. Access to the family fun zone including in the stay. So much for our littles to do! And totally safe and clean.
Kevin M.
TravelerBachelor Runn Campground
Jacob the owner is awesomr
It was great quiet and the owners and maintenance.were great everyone friendly and no problems very peaceful would very much recommend it .
Kelsey S.
GuideWildwood Outdoor Escape
Quite and pleasant campground
My husband and I and our 2 dogs stayed 4 nights at the campground for an event. Right outside of Hartford city you never know what to expect. We were pleasantly surprised at how nice the campground is. There is a pool, a lake in the back for fishing, 2 kids parks, a mini putting area, and lots of open field. No noise from traffic, you are close to Hartford city if you need anything (just don’t go to the McDonald’s). Lots of other campers here that seem to have annual stays. We choose spot 108 because it was in the back and pretty secluded, no one else was around us. Picnic tables and firepits at the sites. They also have buddy campsites. We didn’t use the wifi but it was accessible. They also have a rec area and have campsite chat nights, games, and all the fun stuff. Great place and would stay again!
MickandKarla W.
LegendIndianapolis KOA
Super Deluxe Sites are Worth It
The Indianapolis KOA was easy to find just off I-70. We had heard that check-in involved a tight turn near the office, but we had no issues navigating the turn with our 40’ fifth wheel and F450. Check-in was quick and easy, and we proceeded to deluxe Paw Pen Site D55, a pull-through with full hookups. We’ve stayed at KOAs with Paw Pens before, but this location had the largest fenced dog area we’ve seen to date, which was a nice surprise. Cell coverage was solid with 3 bars on both Verizon and T-Mobile. The campground has a lot of mature trees, so satellite service could be challenging depending on site location. For this overnight stay, we used our T-Mobile Home Internet and saw 35.4 Mbps download speeds instead of deploying Starlink. Campground Wi-Fi was available but slow at 3.89 Mbps download. The laundry room was clean and well maintained, with large washers and dryers. There was signage noting that the well water may stain white clothing, but we washed some white items without any issues. Take a few minutes to read the campground rules—they’re surprisingly hilarious and worth the laugh. Overall, this was a great overnight stop and one of the better KOA stays we’ve had.
- DDominic M.Scout
Bachelor Runn Campground
Run down
We camped here for a little over a year and the place has gone downhill fast. Property is hardly kept up, owner allows trashy campers yo be abandoned on the property, most of the people camping here don’t pay, loose dogs and cats run around the campground. Price is $700 for four weeks with electric only. Bath house is disgusting. The area and space is nice but that’s about it
- David C.Scout
Mystic Waters Campground
Great campground for RVs and cabins
This is a great campground for RVs and cabins, but unfortunately not for tents as the highway 69 is too noisy. Also there are not a lot of trees.
- JJames W.Traveler
Mississinewa Lake Campground
Great for families
This is a popular spot for locals and I was lucky to get the last electric site with less than a days notice. Every other site seemed to have a large gathering of family or friends. The restrooms/ showers are quite dated and sparse. I only have one bar with Verizon.
Jeremy B.TravelerS and H Campground
Great campground for many, just not me
To start, the property is beautiful and they have a lot of extra amenities that would be great for families. However for a solo or couple just looking for hookups and little else, it’s just not worth it. 80 dollars a night on a weekend all in is a little steep when that’s all you’re looking for. I don’t fault the campground owners. The extras would definitely be worth it if you had kids. But for me it just wasn’t worth it. They have a pool, stocked pond, game room, ice cream shop and cafe. Decent camp store. Staff super friendly and helpful.
Guide to Greentown
Cabin rentals near Greentown, Indiana provide options for campers seeking shelter with varying levels of comfort. Situated in east-central Indiana at approximately 850 feet elevation, the area experiences four distinct seasons with humid summers and cold winters. Cabin availability varies seasonally, with most locations operating from spring through fall.
What to do
Water recreation: Fish, swim, and boat at Mississinewa Lake Campground, where the lake offers multiple activities. The campground features "great mooring area for campers" and visitors note that "The lake was gorgeous and easy to get to within the park."
Hiking and wildlife viewing: Explore the network of trails at France Park, which offers unique geological features. One visitor mentioned, "There are sooooo many trails and they are very well maintained, although if it's rained, there may be standing water in some of the lower areas."
Disc golf: Bachelor Runn Campground provides additional outdoor recreation beyond standard camping activities. A repeat visitor noted, "Disc golf. Hiking. Biking. Tent camping. Fishing. Lounging. Driving range. Always something to do."
What campers like
Peaceful atmosphere: Many cabin campers appreciate the quiet environment at Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area. According to one visitor, "Water view sites reserve quickly. No full hook-up. Beach within the park. Comfort Stations are fairly clean. 3 playgrounds. some woodsy sites."
Unique camping experiences: At Heritage Farm Alpaca Experience, guests can stay in a historic cabin while interacting with farm animals. One guest described, "To call this a log cabin is a disservice; yes, it is made from logs(and is 170 years old) but I was expecting a tiny one-room cabin; instead it is a two-story cozy home that can sleep up to six people."
Clean facilities: Campers frequently mention well-maintained bathrooms and showers. A visitor at Mississinewa Lake commented, "Brand new bathhouse was extremely nice."
What you should know
Reservation timing: Book cabins well in advance, especially for summer weekends. For example, at Wildwood Outdoor Escape, one visitor noted, "Payment needs to be by cash or check which I thought was strange in this day and age."
Bathroom facilities: Quality and availability of restrooms vary by location. A camper at France Park mentioned, "Wish they had full hook up as the shower house we were by had ONE shower and bathrooms weren't the cleanest."
Internet access: Cell service and WiFi can be limited. At Mississinewa Lake, campers report, "Internet rarely worked and Verizon coverage was extremely minimal."
Tips for camping with families
Child-friendly amenities: Look for campgrounds with playgrounds and recreational areas. At Heritage Farm Alpaca Experience, families appreciate the educational opportunities: "Tim and Beth were very welcoming, as was Juno, their dog. We enjoyed helping to feed the Alpacas– they have over 50."
Beach access: When staying in cabins near Greentown with children, consider locations with swimming areas. A camper at Lost Bridge West noted, "Beach within the park. Comfort Stations are fairly clean. 3 playgrounds."
Planning activities: Pack entertainment for various weather conditions. A visitor at France Park shared, "The best thing to do here in my opinion is relax in the shade with and good book while the kids play at the park."
Tips from RVers
Hookup availability: Most cabin sites don't offer full hookups. At Mississinewa Lake, a camper noted, "There are some spots with full hookups. Most are electric only. There are also quite a few spots that are full though so for bigger rigs that is really nice."
Seasonal considerations: Winter camping offers different experiences. A visitor at Mississinewa Lake shared, "Winter camping so no showers/ bathrooms. Great area, lots of wildlife. They have wifi (bye the water tower) nice lake, some trails."
Supply planning: Bring necessary provisions as shopping options may be limited. A camper advised, "Down side is if you don't haul with water you better fill up at the full station when you see it cuz it gets busy."
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