 Camping Links In Bloomington |
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 x221 Electric Sitesx72 Non-Electric Sitesx30 & 50 Amp ServicexxxDump Station |
| x19 Primitive Sites |
| xBasketball CourtxBeach Bathhouse w/Restrooms & ShowersxBoat Launching RampsxxxCamp StorexFire RingsxxxFish Cleaning Station**xFishing PierxxxGrillsxMarinaxxxNature CenterxPets WelcomexxxPicnic AreasxPicnic Shelters*xxxPicnic TablesxPit ToiletsxxxRestrooms and ShowersxSwimming BeachxxxWater Stations |
| xCanoesxxxFishing BoatsxxxJet SkisxKayaksxxxPaddle BoardsxxxPontoonsxSki BoatsxxxSkisxxxTubes |
| xBasketballxxxBicyclingxBoatingxxxCanoeingxChildren’s PlaygroundsxxxFishing**xHiking TrailsxxxIce Fishing**xKayakingxxxPicnickingxRow BoatingxxxWaterskiingxVarious Water Activities |
| * – Picnic Shelters – Contact DNR facility xxregarding the probability of Rental Fees. |
| ** – Fishing – Requires State License. |
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| PLEASE NOTE: The listings above are accurate as of 08/17/19, but do not reflect all the amenities offered at this campground. Also, many campground facilities add or remove campsites and amenities over time. We strongly recommend you visit the DNR website at Monroe Lake by TAPPING HERE for all information, complete details and much more.
Monroe Lake is a 10,750 acre lake constructed in the 60’s by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It’s primary purpose was to provide flood control in that area and a reliable water source for the city of Bloomington. The total land area consists of nearly 24,000 acres, including Monroe Lake, and is under the management by both the Indiana DNR and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This land includes the Paynetown SRA, Allen’s Creek SRA, Cutright SRA, Fairfax SRA, Moore’s Creek SRA, Pine Grove SRA, Salt Creek SRA, and the Crooked Creek SRA. For many living inside and outside of Indiana, Monroe Lake is considered a top destination for camping and water activities. The sheer size and the numerous rental offerings attracts people of all ages and outdoor interests. All camping activities take place at the TAP HERE to make reservations for the **************************************** |
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The Charles C. Deam Wilderness is contained within the 202,814 acres of the Hoosier National Forest. The wilderness itself encompasses approximately 13,000 acres. It is located just 8 miles southeast of the Bloomington city boundaries. This wilderness area is preserved for those looking to escape from the modern world and it’s offerings. It is strictly primitive in nature and relished by those who enjoy tent camping and seclusion. All wheeled transportation is prohibited in this area, including bicycles. TAP HERE for more details. **************************************** |
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Jellystone Park at Lake Monroe
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Other campgrounds within 39 miles
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Heltonville
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Nashville
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Nashville
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Nashville
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Nashville
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Nashville
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Spencer
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Spencer
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Spencer
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Martinsville
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Bean Blossom
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Mitchell
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Vallonia
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Brownstown
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Nearby Eats & Other Fixin’s
| Aver’s Pizza |  |
| Big Woods Bloomington | |
| BuffaLouie’s | |
| Cabin Restaurant & Lounge | |
| Grecco’s Pizza Bedford | |
Nearby Attractions
| AMC Showplace Bloomington 12 |  |
| Cedar Bluffs Nature Preserve | |
| Classic Bowling Lanes | |
| Kirkwood Observatory |  |
| Leonard Springs Nature Park | |
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