easy
2–4 days
Suitable for campers in typical physical health; minimal hiking needed to access sites.
Sugar Creek Campground near Crawfordsville, Indiana offers large-group primitive tent camping with peaceful surroundings and quiet hours to ensure a relaxed outdoor stay. Discover how this campground’s natural setting and thoughtful policies create an ideal base for unplugged adventures.
$130/night. This price is only for people staying overnight. "NOT FOR VISITORS"
Experience a serene camping getaway with flexible tent site options for 2 to 4 days. Enjoy peaceful surroundings with quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM, and immerse yourself in nature. Remember to respect the rules for pets and visitors to ensure a memorable stay for everyone.
Sunday - Friday arrivals (No Saturday Arrivals-weekends are a 2 night minimum unless a holiday weekend, then it's a 3 night minimum) We do NOT provide WiFi for campers
2 to 4 Days
10pm to 7am - please be considerate to your neighbors
Please put trash in plastic bags and place in dumpster located beside bathhouse.
Fire pits are for wood ONLY. If any trash is left at site or in fire pits, there will be a $50 minimum clean up fee or more.
Trash dumpster is ONLY for campground guests and those who live on the campground
Please keep pets on a leash at all times and pick up after your pets.
Due to insurance, NO Pit Bulls, Chows, Rottweilers or Dobermans are allowed on campground.
All visitors (persons visiting a registered camper) must:
No Visitors after office hours.
Weekend arrivals require a minimum two-night stay and sites fill quickly during peak season.
Observe quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM to maintain a restful atmosphere for all campers.
Only burn wood in designated fire pits to reduce environmental impact and avoid fines.
Pets must be on a leash at all times and owners must clean up after them to protect wildlife and other campers.
The area reflects Indiana’s pioneer past with early settlements dating back to the 19th century along Sugar Creek.
Campers are encouraged to minimize impact by packing out trash and using fire pits responsibly to protect the forest ecosystem.
Reliable shelter against late autumn chills and winds.
fall specific
Keep warm during cool nights, especially important in spring and fall.
all specific
Hands-free illumination for navigating around camp after dark.
all specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and ticks during warmer months.
summer specific