Brad
For Indian-Celina Lake: I stayed at the North-Face location (site #18) for two nights on my way West. Having been to many NF sites before I made my reservation online and used my Senior Pass for a discount. The campsites are nice and clean. The toilet/shower are clean with plenty of hot water. Lots of privacy between camps but as Fall approaches privacy will be less as the leaves fall. There are shortcuts from campsites to the showers but be careful, I saw lots of Poison Ivy along the paths. I hiked the "Two-Lake Trail" through the woods as far as the dam. From there I walked the "Celina Dam Road" back to camp. Overall, a very nice walk through an Indiana Forests with good views of the lake from the dam.
Posted Oct 01, 2022 by Brad from North Carolina. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Kiter
For Indian-Celina Lake: Very nice camping spot! Fully wooded, almost level spot for my 24 foot RV. 30 amp elec, some spots have water. Self check-in, got here at 6:30PM.
Area my be very tight for a RV over 28 feet.
Yes, I will come back here next time we are in the area.
Posted Jul 20, 2021 by Kiter from NorthPadre Island TX. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Brandi
For Indian-Celina Lake: Stayed for one night on a road trip, site 21. Great site. Private CLEAN hot showers. Host was really nice. One thing I thought was weird was the check-in process, since I had done everything online, but still had to fill out a paper card with all of the same info... would stay here again. The Lake is just down the road, gorgeous!
Posted Oct 16, 2020 by Brandi from Virginia Beach, VA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
JMS
For Indian-Celina Lake: We stayed one night, passing through on a long cross country drive. Water was easy to access and we had shore power, but the dump station was down the highway somewhere, and we didn’t bother to find it because we couldn’t find info anywhere on how far away it was (there was just a single sign pointing toward it). The campground is older and hasn’t been maintained super well. Some sites were nicely updated and level, but many were unlevel, sloped, and had crumbling pavement mixed with gravel. Good shade, lots of pretty trees and very forested, and quiet. But also tons of poison ivy everywhere around our site and anytime you got off the beaten path at all (our dog got in it bad and had to have a bath). The host was helpful getting us checked in; she came to the site and recorded all info for us because we were trying to get dinner ready. This was a fine place for a night or two but nothing special, and a bit of a pain due to the sloped site, poison ivy, and dump station being off-site.
Posted Jul 24, 2020 by JMS from Utah. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
