Dispersed Camping in Crawford County, Indiana
Showing 10 locations in Crawford County.
Buzzard Roost Campground
A highly scenic, rustic campground perched on the bluffs overlooking the Ohio River within Hoosier National Forest. The site features five paved, level campsites with fire rings, picnic tables, and a vault toilet. A short, steep 0.5-mile trail leads down to the river bank, and an overlook platform provides exceptional panoramic views.
Cemetery Road Dispersed
A quiet, gravel access road within the Hoosier National Forest near Buzzards Roost, offering basic roadside dispersed camping options.
Forest Spur 00C4
Gravel forest spur offering direct, quiet vehicle access for dispersed camping.
Hemlock Cliffs Entrance Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed roadside campsites located along the entrance road leading to the Hemlock Cliffs trailhead. Camping and overnight parking are prohibited and signed at the trailhead itself, but several quiet pull-offs are available further back along the forest road near the intersection of Hatfield Road.
Indian Celina Lake Campground
A peaceful and well-maintained campground within the Hoosier National Forest, situated near Indian and Celina Lakes. It features boating, fishing, and hiking opportunities, along with a historic homestead nearby. The campground offers both electric and non-electric loops, with year-round access to limited winter camping.
Indian Lake Trailhead
A gravel trailhead parking area within the Hoosier National Forest, offering seasonal access for self-contained vehicles.
Love's RV Parking - Leavenworth
A Love's Travel Stop featuring designated RV parking with full hookups including water, sewer, and electricity. Provides easy access to highway amenities and a paid dump station.
Old State Road 37 Dispersed Camping
Dispersed roadside camping sites located along Old State Road 37 and County Road 502 outside the recreation area boundary. These pull-outs provide basic, unserviced camping inside the national forest.
Oriole Pond & Orange Grove Road
A peaceful forest corridor located within the Hoosier National Forest. It contains several roadside dispersed sites near Oriole Pond, providing basic campfire rings and shaded spaces under a thick canopy.
Tell City District, Hoosier National Forest
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