Linclon Park in Indiana

[SimbaKY]

Has anyone every camped there? One of Lincoln's boyhood homes is there.
This is only 2hrs from where we are in KY.
Curious for feedback.

 

[SimbaKY]

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[mnsprk]

We haven't stayed but did check it out. It is a nice park, some sites are great others OK. It seems to be one of the older parks. CS was clean. One reason we did not stay there is everytime we tried to reserve it said it was full. Found out the the Ind on lline system adds 10' to what ever you put in so it said nothing was available (37' MH).

One day when we were in the area visiting relatives we drove over and the lady in the CG office told us to make our unit 30' when on-line instead of 37'.

 

[SimbaKY]

Thank you.
Did you ever stay at Lake Rudolph? We have enjoyed staying lakeside. Down by the pool area is too busy for us.
Have to stop by Santa's Candy Castle as well!

 

[YodaGirl]

We've stayed at Lincoln Park and Lake Rudolph, but it's been a few years. We were very impressed with Lincoln Park (although the rest of our camping that year was at Audubon State Park in Henderson and Daisy Mae in Morganfield, so most anything would probably have impressed us lol).

If we were to go back, I'd probably opt for Lincoln Park over Lake Rudolph even though Lake Rudolph is closer to Holiday World. Lincoln isn't that far of a drive, though, and I'm thinking that it is cheaper, but not positive.

We visited the living farm, which was pretty cool.

We really did enjoy the atmosphere at Lincoln.

 

[mnsprk]

Thank you.
Did you ever stay at Lake Rudolph? We have enjoyed staying lakeside. Down by the pool area is too busy for us.
Have to stop by Santa's Candy Castle as well!

Yes, we have also been there. We were up on the hill from the pool. In our opinion it's too hilly, you definitely need something motorized to get around easily. We also went there in 1975 when it was still "Santa Claus Land". The campground was supposedly in the area of the current parking lot.