3 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Indianapolis KOA offers furnished cabin accommodations approximately 20 minutes east of Beech Grove with both rustic and deluxe options. These cabins feature electricity, comfortable sleeping arrangements, and picnic tables outside for outdoor dining. S and H Campground provides cabin accommodations with electric hookups, fire rings, and access to shower facilities. Most cabins include beds with mattresses but vary in kitchen amenities from simple countertops to mini-refrigerators. Camp Atterbury Campground and Yellowwood State Forest also maintain cabin rentals with varying levels of furnishings. "Loved our cabin so cozy," notes one visitor about the Indianapolis KOA cabins.
Rustic log cabins and fully-furnished options are both available throughout the region, with prices typically ranging from $60-100 per night. Most cabin campgrounds remain open from April through October, with limited winter availability. Pet policies vary by location, with Indianapolis KOA and S and H Campground both allowing pets in designated cabins. Acacia Farms offers a more private cabin experience while the Brown County-Nashville KOA provides family-friendly cabin rentals with access to their recreational facilities. Reservations are essential, particularly during summer months and race weekends. One visitor mentioned, "We stayed here with the grandkids and we all had a great time," regarding their cabin stay at Indianapolis KOA.
Most cabins require guests to bring their own bedding, pillows, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen supplies are typically limited to basic cookware and utensils, if provided at all. Campers should check specific cabin descriptions when booking to determine what provisions are necessary. Many of the campgrounds have on-site stores selling firewood, ice, and basic food items. Indianapolis KOA offers food delivery service directly to cabins, including pizza and ice cream. Grocery stores are located in Greenfield and Indianapolis for more substantial shopping needs. Cabin guests have access to shared shower and restroom facilities at most locations, though some deluxe cabins include private bathrooms.
"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"
from $60 - $80 / night
"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."
"Level sites, electric and sewer at each site, clean facilities, camp ground clean. Was quite less the muffled sounds of the gun range for reserve troops training/qualifying."
"The main bathhouse is pretty clean, included laundry, and a great host and hostess (Mark and Denise). The only bad is the price hikes here."
"Site Privacy: No low shrubbery to offer privacy. Site Spacing: Decent for a private park. Some families reserve side by side site."
"We take our own rafts and kayaks, although both are available for rent/purchase at the camp store."
"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"
"Acacia Farms is an awesome spot to slow down in the country and enjoy being around some small farm animals. Check them out and share some pics of your stay!"
from $58 / night
"Wide pull through spots with fire pits, picnic tables and plenty of grass. Tons to do with the kids, organized activities are well done. Staff stays on top of everything and is super helpful."
"This is just a really cute park to camp in, especially with kids. There is an abundance of activities to keep you and the little ones happy, especially around holidays."
from $50 - $79 / night
"Drive up, select your site, and then go to the park office to pay using a self-pay envelope. Bring exact change(cash). Current prices are listed on the Indiana DNR website."
"Sites can hold 6 people total and come with a fire pit with a grill attachment which is awesome! There is one small picnic table per site as well. It's nice a quiet here."
Available next weekend
from $225 / night
"This was really convenient and close to Indy, where we took the grandkids to the children’s museum. The lake is fabulous, but there didn’t seem to be too many fish available for catching!!"
"Our site was directly beside a tiny cabin and could have been a little bigger but that’s what you get often times with RV sites. Unfortunately, witnessed one of the staff members abusing their dog."
"Bathrooms/showers are clean. Laundry on site. Small store and library where you can borrow books. Nice dog walk and small fenced dog area. Sites level and good for big rigs down to tents."
ScoutMark & Denise are great camp hosts they care about everyone and will help them if they need it. They do so much for the holidays and have some great times together around the campfires. Will miss them this winter but will be thinking of them during the Army Navy game. (A inside joke lol).
Guide⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Our First RV Home Has Been Such a Blessing!
My husband and I absolutely loved our first few months here at Friends O' Mine Campgrounds & Cabins as first-time RV owners with our Class A RV.
We downsized from our 5-bedroom home in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri. We sold our home and I followed my Husband back here to Indiana after he received a wonderful career opportunity. My Husband is a Veteran, 🇺🇸 and after moving to Nashville, Indiana, we had immediately fallen in love with this small town - where we respected and admired the way Nashville reminds us of where we had just moved from in Missouri.
We stayed at Grand Wood Suites for six months, after paying for a hotel, all while continuously paying for our two large storage units, as well as our mortgage payment and then rent for most of the beginning of this year; so, we decided to downsize to save money to buy land sooner, instead of continuing to rent. 🏕️ We already loved camping - we started with a pop-up camper on the 🔝 of our Jeep and camped dozens of times, then traded up to a pop-up camper. So we used what we had in savings, bought our Class A RV, donated our pop-up camper, and came to Friends O' Mine - and it was the best decision!
From day one, the other campers have been so friendly, as are the nice employees and amazing owners. They truly make you feel like family. They set up weekly entertainment that brings the whole campground together around the campfire - there is a huge fire in the middle with six porch swings attached to a massive gazebo and veranda surrounding it. It's incredibly cozy and just inviting you to join in.
We've enjoyed live musical singers entertaining us around the campfire all evening, and we were invited to watch a documentary about a local racecar driver in their indoor recreational room, right next to the indoor laundry facilities.
There is also a subterranean pool that my Husband and I enjoyed swimming in almost every day during our first month here - it was very relaxing and refreshing!
One of our favorite parts has been our peaceful, nighttime walks around the large, well-stocked catch-and-release pond. My Husband and I hold hands together and walk around it at sunset almost every evening. It's so serene and calming to hear the sounds of the water and feel the beautiful Autumn breeze.
This has been a very relaxing, enjoyable, and heartwarming experience for us. If you are looking for a clean, friendly, peaceful, and welcoming place to stay - whether for a weekend or for a season - we cannot recommend Friends O' Mine Campgrounds & Cabins enough. We are so grateful we found it!
Scoutwe arrived during a halloween kids party. the hostess was super nice. the women’s showers and wash rooms clean. the men’s shower was sport locker style.
ScoutBeautiful, great amenities too. Right off highway to travel anywhere
GuideGreat place to stay. Full hook ups, about 90 percent level sites. 33 RV sites and 3 or 4 primitive camp sites. The main bathhouse is pretty clean, included laundry, and a great host and hostess (Mark and Denise). The only bad is the price hikes here. One would think MWR would throw money towards some things...like a dog park, some leveling, lights at the kids playground, and MWR sponsored and paid for holiday parties/outings for vets, retirees, and all the active here on base. But nope, just collecting revenue without any beanies. Anyway, the host keeps it grounded.
ScoutGreat 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.
ScoutThis is a free family church camp that teaches about God and has free meals and fun activities for kids
ScoutHad a great annual relationship with this campground. When we first started going they did not have their canoes and kayaks service. We had our our own so no big deal. They let us put in and take out. Then they started their livery service. They were hesitant about letting us use they put in and take out spot but since we would help with some of the chores around the campground we built a good relationship with the owners. They once said "you are the only ones we allow to do this" thought that we were sort of grandfathered in at that point. 20 years later....they must have forgotten their words and we were told since we took out our canoes at there site we were not allowed to come back ever again. You word goes a long way in my book and it evidently got forgotten or they just got mean.
GuideLevel sites, electric and sewer at each site, clean facilities, camp ground clean. Was quite less the muffled sounds of the gun range for reserve troops training/qualifying. Mark the host was very helpful and inviting. Free laundry facilities. There is no WiFi, cell coverage was good. I used a Starlink and worked great. This RV park is on base and you need verified access. Overall it’s a nice place for the price (stayed 5 days).
Cabin camping near Beech Grove, Indiana provides year-round access to wooded areas across central Indiana's gently rolling terrain. Most cabin rentals sit between 700-900 feet above sea level, within 45 minutes of the city. Cabins generally remain open from early spring through late fall, though select locations offer winter availability with additional heating options.
Horseback viewing: At Indianapolis KOA, visitors can interact with the resident horses. "Our favorite part is visiting with Fred and Rain, the friendly onsite horses who are always ready for head rubs and snacks," writes one camper, highlighting an unexpected animal encounter option for cabin guests.
Fishing opportunities: Cabin accommodations at Hidden Paradise Campground provide direct access to Flat Rock River. "Our son fished and we watched random people float down river. It was perfect for overnight stay passing through," reports a camper who enjoyed the riverside access from their site.
Quarry swimming: Some cabin locations offer unique swimming options beyond standard pools. Hidden Paradise Campground features a former quarry converted to a swimming area. "What is the best of the best for all in the family? A quarry full to swim with an aqua playground, with use of free life preservers," notes one visitor describing the distinctive swimming option.
Spacious cabin areas: Guests appreciate locations with room to spread out. At S and H Campground, the overall layout earns consistent praise. "Campground big and spacious, highly recommend. Perfect distance from speedway," reports one visitor who found the campgrounds suitably sized.
Recreational facilities: The extras beyond basic cabin amenities often determine camper satisfaction. "They have a pool, stocked pond, game room, ice cream shop and cafe. Decent camp store. Staff super friendly and helpful," shares a visitor at S and H Campground, highlighting the additional amenities.
Family entertainment options: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park has earned a reputation for extensive family activities. "This is just a really cute park to camp in, especially with kids. There is an abundance of activities to keep you and the little ones happy, especially around holidays," explains a family who enjoyed the scheduled programming.
Winter limitations: Cabin facilities vary considerably during colder months. At Yellowwood State Forest, cabin amenities become more basic. "There is no camp store, no playgrounds, and no pool. Swimming is not allowed in Yellowwood lake," a visitor explains, highlighting the simplified winter offerings.
Noise considerations: Some cabin locations near highways experience traffic sounds. "Not one bit of nature to be found, but you can't go wrong in a KOA," notes one camper about Indianapolis KOA, acknowledging the trade-off between convenience and natural quiet.
Military base proximity: Certain cabin options like Camp Atterbury Campground have unique environmental factors. "If you don't mind gunfire 24/7 this is the best place ever," mentions a visitor, referencing the ongoing training activities at the military installation.
Water features: Brown County-Nashville KOA offers cabin stays with pool access. "Although dated it was large, clean and refreshing," writes a grandparent who appreciated the swimming option during summer heat, noting that "our grandkids didn't care to play in the playground (clean but small and dated)."
Entertainment options: Many cabin locations provide scheduled activities. "The general store is chock full of great gear including a variety of Life is Good clothing and pizza available for delivery. The pool is delightful especially for littles who will enjoy the fountains and big pouring bucket," reports an Indianapolis KOA visitor.
Terrain considerations: Cabin areas often have varied landscapes. "The lot was spacious but had a big hill, which made sitting in chairs around a camp fire interesting," notes a visitor about topography challenges at a KOA location, information particularly relevant for families with small children or mobility concerns.
Bathroom facilities: Even in cabin accommodations, shared facilities matter. "Bathrooms/showers need improvement," comments a visitor to Indianapolis KOA, while another points out that in Brown County-Nashville KOA, "Cleanest campground bathrooms I have ever seen."
Road access: Cabin campers should consider arrival timing. "If coming from the north-west, try to arrive before dark as the road over the hills to this place is beautiful, but narrow and forested with some trees very close to the roadway," advises a visitor to Brown County-Nashville KOA.
Food delivery options: Several cabin locations offer convenient meal options. "We ordered pizza for dinner they deliver to the site which is nice. Ice cream available a lot of flavors and real ice cream not just soft serve," reports a visitor to Indianapolis KOA, highlighting an amenity particularly appreciated after a day of outdoor activities.
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