Camping opportunities near Mooreland, Indiana include a mix of county parks, private campgrounds, and state recreation areas across east-central Indiana. Located in Henry County, Mooreland sits in gently rolling terrain at approximately 1,070 feet elevation with warm summers reaching 85°F and cold winters dropping below 20°F. Camping season typically runs April through October with limited winter options at select locations.
What to do
**Fishing access: Water activities extend beyond swimming at Kamp Modoc, where anglers can enjoy the well-stocked pond. "We have camped here a few times. Nice little weekend getaway...area to fish if you enjoy fishing," notes Margo B.
**Weekend entertainment: Seasonal events at Cornerstone Campground include themed weekends, organized activities, and religious services. According to Crystal R., "Totally delightful, some full timers and part timers, many parks and benches to sit on, nice disk golf course...they have church on Sunday."
**Trail exploration: Walking paths through wooded areas provide nature observation opportunities at nearby campgrounds. As kathleen notes about Cornerstone Campground, "I enjoyed the peaceful ambience and walking trails through the trees."
What campers like
**Nearby attractions: Within driving distance of Whitewater Memorial State Park, campers can access hiking trails and water recreation. As Brandie B. says, "It has water access to both Brookville and Whitewater lakes...Many fishermen and kayakers frequent the lake trails."
**Kid-friendly features: Natural Springs Resort offers multiple options for families with young children. "Wow, so much fun stuff to do here including swimming hiking and boating. Very nice bath house. And golf cart rentals also," Cody R. explains.
**Shopping options: Local Amish businesses enhance the glamping experience near Mooreland, Indiana with fresh goods. A Kamp Modoc visitor, Bodean D., shares, "Amish make their presence felt on a few weekends throughout the season, from fresh Bakery Goods to a Healthy Sized Sausage Egg Biscuit."
**Water recreation: Swimming options near Mooreland include lakes with inflatables and beach areas. Amy H. observed at Kamp Modoc, "The pond was great with the inflatables and water toys available for use. The camp store is large and offers food."
What you should know
**Weather considerations: Spring and fall camping near Mooreland requires preparation for temperature shifts. One camper at White River Campground noted, "We went here Memorial Day weekend and had a great time even though it was chilly and rainy."
**Site differences: Campgrounds vary in site layout and privacy levels. At Cornerstone Campground, Kelsey R. explained, "It's your typical campground where you're right on top of your neighbor. If you don't mind, it's fine. We prefer to stick to state parks or places that offer more seclusion."
**Highway noise: Several campgrounds sit near major roads, affecting the nature experience. Julie E. warned about Richmond KOA, "It's really close to the highway and LOUD! I like to hear nature when I came to destress not semis all night long."
**Wi-Fi access: Connectivity varies widely between properties. Hank S. reported at Kamp Modoc, "I received a password for complimentary wi-fi. It worked for e-mails, but nothing else. However, since I didn't expect it, I didn't complain."
Tips for camping with families
**Water play options: Spring Valley Camp Grounds provides swimming opportunities for children of all ages. Erin S. shares, "Really friendly staff. Love when they put concerts on. Love the swimming pool."
**Multiple activity choices: Family-focused glamping near Mooreland, Indiana often includes varied entertainment options. At Kamp Modoc, a camper reported, "Do you have kids? They have it covered, from playground, to lake with inflatables, train rides, Holiday fun."
**Playground availability: Most campgrounds include play structures for younger children. A visitor to Cornerstone Campground observed, "The owners are very nice, campgrounds are super clean, lots for my children to do."
**Weekend programming: Scheduled activities keep families engaged, especially on holidays and summer weekends. Amy H. noted about Kamp Modoc, "There were many activities put on by the campground."
Tips from RVers
**Site selection: RV spots vary in size, levelness, and hookup options. Jeremiah G. advises at White River Campground, "Campground is divided up into A-B-C sections. A is accessible. B is full hookup with sewer and C is water/elec only and tent camping."
**Utility access: Hookup availability changes by site section and campground. Crystal R. described Cornerstone Campground, "We used electric and water hook up. Free dump and dumpsters. Laundry unit available."
**Spacing between sites: RVers at Mystic Waters Campground appreciate the site layout. Christopher N. noted, "RV sites are full hookup and very level. Lake at the campground is great to float around in on a hot summer day."
**Seasonal options: Some campgrounds operate year-round while others close from November through March. Most glamping accommodations near Mooreland only operate during warmer months, though some cabins remain available with heating systems in shoulder seasons.
