Where is a good place for camping around the indianapolis area?
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You gotta check out McCormick`s creek state park!  That place is the best within an hour of Indianapolis.  They got great hiking, camp sites, an amazing waterfall, and caves, that you can go through.  If you don`t want to rough it they even have a really cool old hotel and an outdoor pool.  There is also a informative little nature museum that you can visit.  It`s got everything!
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Any of your states parks will usually let you camp for under $10.00 a night.There are several along the Buffalo River.There are campgrounds at all the northern lakes Bull Shoals, Norfork. The Ozarks have so many to choose from. Isn't Batesville sort of close to Greer's Ferry Lake. Might be a good place to start. Use your computer to access the AR, State Parks Site.
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i am not sure, but i think there are alot of national landmarks in indiana that are popular, it depends on where you wanna go while there.  West Baden Springs, The James Dean Memorial Gallery, The Indianapolis Motor Speedway to name a few. Try to visit the weblink below, maybe it can help more.
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If your looking for a place to go outdoors your in the right place! There are ton's of places withing a few hours drive of you. There is the Mt Charleston area that is good for hiking and there is also Death Valley a few hours away. Also  there is Lake Mead and Lake Powell to go out on the water in the Summer time or warmer weather.There is also Mojave Preserve and  Bryce within a few hours too.Try checking on hiking online groups. Great places to find hikes are in backpacker magazine and online in myspace groups and listed below
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There is a camp ground in the N.E. corner of GA by a town called Blairesville that has a bunch of stuff close to go do. It is in a dry county FYI.
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Hi, I actually don't know of any, tho I live i WA state.. I was just thinkin' that WA ghost towns would be a fun place to camp.  I do know of one called Sternsville down by ocean shores.  My father used to live there when he was a little guy.\nO you know what you can try?  Go to the Washington.Gov    web-site.  Click on campgrounds.  You're in!  Have fun!   Wendee
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here is a good site to find campsites: http://www.find-a-campsite.co.uk/somerset.html
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Indiana: It isn't all flat.\n\nIndianapolis (Indy Speedway, Children's Museaum, Indianapolis Zoo, State Fair), Marengo Caves, Nashville Indiana, Conner Praire, plenty of fishing and camping, wide open spaces.
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Red Top Mountain State Park is a great place. I hope this helps
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try the reservoir on GARRETT RD. and you can try Eisenhower Park at the back of the park.
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/Indiana.html
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You put a Hilton in the forest and I'll go camping! Just kidding! I live in Idaho and love to go camping! There is nothing better than pitching a tent next to a flowing river, looking at and smelling the beautiful pine trees and watching the animals. Building a fire, looking at the stars and getting to know the person you are with. Try it!
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Hill would be nice,nice flowers and clean air. waterfall is good too,opening your way to camping and hiking activity.
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Conduct a search for "Illinois Campgrounds" on yahoo.  I did to try to give you a specific website, but there are a "butt load" of sites.  Best you choose for yourself.
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There are quite a few, but they can be hard to come by.  The Holland State park Beachfront unit and Grand Haven state park come to mind.  But you usually need reservations 6 months in advance to get in.  Interlochen state park is nice with sites sitting on a bluff overlooking Duck Lake.  You have to walk down the stairs to the water, and the area by the campsites are more rocky than "beachy".  Your best bet would be to check out the Michigan DNR website and look in the camping section.   Each state park has its amenities listed and you can look at maps and reserve site specific spots right on the water.  Good luck and happy camping.
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The Avalanche campsite is a good tent campground with two recommended hikes nearby, Trail of the Cedars and Avalanche Lake.\n\nUnlike Avalanche, the Sprauge Creek campground is a tent only campground that is also near many hiking trails and alongside Lake McDonald.  This campground is near the Going-to-the-Sun Road so it does get some traffic noise.\n\nA third option is Rising Sun Campground on the north shore of St. Mary Lake.  It is within hiking distance of three waterfalls although there are not as many hiking options as the previous two campgrounds.\n\nAll three campgrounds are only open from May-Sept.
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nothern ny has some very good places for all three. try the upper hudson river area for openers. good hiking all over the state. the finger lakes trail is several hundred miles long and there are shorter trails everywhere. upper genesee river is nice for floats and does have some white water. black river in watertown can get up to impassable depending on water level, for flat water touring the st lawerence river is hard to beat with several waterfront campgrounds [ some boat only]. hemlock and canadice lakes south of rochester are undeveloped and easy to access [ free permits at the north end on hemlock]. some nice wetlands waterways at the south end of canadagiua lake and inronquoit bay also near roch. many climbs in the mountains, caves near cobelskil, a few smaller areas near midstate, and several large gullies around the fingerlakes. the state is just full of fine outdoor areas and attractions