Reviews

For Bass Pro Shops: I called ahead and they told me no problem. Initially, it was a little challenging finding the entrance since there appears to be three different entrances. The main entrance is at the top of the hill and the entry road winds down a steep hill. We parked in the first parking lot to the right, which is what appears to be the employee parking area. It is a little unlevel but not too bad. we were the only RV on the way up to our destination and on the way back we stayed as well and that time there was only one other RV and they chose the main entrance parking lot. There was very little highway noise even though I-65 is behind bass pro shops. It is a very safe area.

Posted Aug 30, 2024 by John from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Bass Pro Shops: 12/26/2021 We arrived after BPS had closed. Navigating their entrance in the dark was a bit more work because they have a longer driveway entrance that comes in off to the side. During the day it would seem super obvious but on a black foggy night it took us a minute. From previous reviews and stays at other BPS we guessed where the RV parking would be and it is VERY sloped. We chose a spot over in the other part of the parking lot that was flatter. There was no highway noise, however with the area of the parking lot we picked it was by the Hooters. I found it louder until about 11pm with obnoxious trucks and music but it quieted down after that and was dead silent.

Posted Dec 27, 2021 by Kerridan from Indiana. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.