Lincoln State Park

Immerse yourself in history and nature at Lincoln State Park Campground in southern Indiana, where lush forests, serene lakes, and ties to Abraham Lincoln's boyhood create a unique camping experience. Offering a mix of electric, primitive, and group campsites, along with 25 cabins, the campground caters to a wide range of camping preferences. Highlights include tranquil views of Lake Lincoln, modern amenities such as bathhouses with showers, and easy access to hiking trails and paddling opportunities.

Located near Lincoln City, this 2,026-acre park is steeped in historical significance, with attractions like the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial across the road. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the 10 miles of trails winding through rolling hills and Sarah Lincoln Woods Nature Preserve, as well as the options for fishing, non-motorized boating, and swimming in designated areas. For history lovers, the park’s Bicentennial Plaza and interpretive center offer a glimpse into Lincoln's formative years in Indiana.

Just minutes from the charming town of Santa Claus and the popular Holiday World theme park, Lincoln State Park is perfect for weekend getaways or extended family vacations. Combining natural beauty, recreation, and historical depth, this campground provides a versatile and enriching escape for every camper.