Indian Point RV Park

This campground is really designed for the seasonal camper who wants to park their RV and go back and forth on the weekends.  There is very limited spaces for the "transient" or traditional RV, although there is water and electric hook up. The RV sites are basically in a grass area in the bottom of the hollow, and you back in or pull through if no one is already camped at the same hookup area.  There is a beach, a pool, a dump station (which could be on the wrong side of the road if you don't know which way to pull out for it to be on the correct side for your RV - and located in an area that could present a steep hill and curve to navigate to it.) The seasonal RV's are packed in tightly, and there isn't much privacy.  If you camp in the hollow, and need to walk up to your friend's RV (which we did), you're going to want a golf cart as the roads and terraces are quite steep. This just isn't my idea of camping, although the seasonal RV'ers are quite happy with it. I think I would move down to Eddy Creek for a better equipped site

The campground sits on three level overlooking Lake Barkly. There are only 5 pull-thru sites with full hookups on wide open ground, no shade. There are 16 water and electric sites. The 150+ sites are long term rental properties. There is a swimming pool, play ground, boat ramp, and game room. Dump site at entrance. More a retirement community than a RV camp.