Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park

This is a lovely campground, which is adjacent to the park. If you stay in the campground you get into the park free, and can explore the grounds, also the museum. Each spot has a picnic table, and a fire pit. There are paid showers, and bathrooms that also accommodate HandiCapable campers. There was one bird that came through the campground the last night we were there but did not disturb us only routed through a garbage can, making a mess. The last night we were there we ventured into the parks opened field to see all the stars. It was spectacular. You can buy wood. The small town is not that far away with gas stations and stores it stay open late. We were there in August and it was very very hot. $30 per night and they offer discounts for senior of $2 off or Handicapped with 50% off. Extra cars are $8 per vehicle which I think is too steep of a charge. Tokens can be bought for the showers, but make sure you only buy what you need, because there is no cashing in the left overs

Campsites all have parking pad and area for your tent. Picnic table and campfire ring too! Flush toilets are cleaned regularly and showers take Tokens. Trails are easy, museum is filled with great local indian history. Wild turkey's roam free every morning!

It was incredible to stay here where there were tons of amenities. A sink for washing dishes, clean flushing toilets, showers, trash bins, tables, grills. Bring your binoculars and a sun hat and look for the woodpeckers nesting in the giant black oak tree. Visit the black chasm caverns nearby too!