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Short-Term Camping
We offer a limited number of short-term camp sites (one day or more). If you are looking to get away for a weekend or a long week, we can help there as well.
short-term camping information
Campsite Details
- 30amp hookup
- Water
- Sewage transport and dump station (Riverfront)
- Sewer (Up Top)
- Gravel campsite
- Easy access to Madison
All reservations are done manually. We are unable to book online. Please contact us by phone or using the form on the back to inquire about booking.
Rental Camper
We also have a camper on site that we will rent. Availability is limited, so please give us a call as soon as possible!
All reservations are done manually. We are unable to book online. Please contact us by phone or using the form on the back to inquire about booking.
FAQ's
Q: What are your rates?
A: Rates vary depending on the season and demand. Don't worry, we will give you a price upfront when you call and you don't have to worry about that changing.
Q: What is the difference between "Long-Term" and "Seasonal"?
A: We define long-term being anything over a month in duration, where it overlaps with an off-season time. Our season lasts from April 1 to October 31. Long-Term is for those that plan to live in their camper for an extended period of time.
Q: Do you allow pets?
A: Yes, but we ask that you be respectful. Be mindful that you will have other campers who may have pets and others who may enjoy the peace and quiet.
Q: What is the nearest town?
A: We are located in Milton, Kentucky and are not quite off the grid like other places. Milton offers a few gas stations and a Dairy Queen, but we are only a five minute drive from Madison, Indiana which prides itself on being "the music capitol of Indiana." You can visit the Madison tourism site here:
Q: Do you have a boat ramp on site?
A: We do not. All of our campers will use the Milton public ramp that is not even a mile down the road. If for some reason that ramp is unavailable, there are public ramps across the river in Madison and another 20 minutes down the road in Carrolton.
Q: Is the river safe for swimming and boating?
A: Absolutely. In the summer months you will see the river full of boaters who are skiing, tubing, and swimming. If you are swimming where you can touch the bottom though, we do recommend some kind of water-shoe. Sometimes there can be muscles that develop on the river floor, and broken glass that can cut your feet. Lifejackets are required and there is no lifeguard on duty.