20 campgrounds that take reservations in Indiana

More of them sit in Hoosier National Forest than anywhere else in the state. The Forest Service runs most of them. Sizes are lopsided, from 1 site at the small end to 210 at the large.

A campground is listed when some or all of its sites take reservations, usually through Recreation.gov. Partly reservable campgrounds appear here and on the first-come list.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 20

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Hardin RidgeFS210ReservableDetails →
Indian Celina LakeFS102ReservableDetails →
Dunewood CampgroundNPS67ReservableDetails →
Tipsaw LakeFS50ReservableDetails →
North Face LoopFS36ReservableDetails →
Blackwell CampgroundFS28ReservableDetails →
South Slope LoopFS27ReservableDetails →
Jackpine LoopFS23ReservableDetails →
German Ridge CampgroundFS20ReservableDetails →
Shirley Creek CampgroundFS17ReservableDetails →
Dogwood LoopFS14ReservableDetails →
Youngs Creek CampgroundFS14ReservableDetails →
Saddle Lake CampgroundFS13ReservableDetails →
Hickory Ridge CampgroundFS10ReservableDetails →
Buzzard Roost CampgroundFS5ReservableDetails →
Central Avenue Walk-In SitesNPS5ReservableDetails →
Dunbar Group SiteNPS1ReservableDetails →
Catbrier LoopFSReservableDetails →
Goldenrod LoopFSReservableDetails →
Primrose LoopFSReservableDetails →

Also in Indiana

All 21 campgrounds in Indiana · Pets allowed · Reservable in every state