O'Bannon Woods State Park

Can you imagine a campground that seamlessly blends rugged wilderness with modern comforts, set amidst the rolling hills of Indiana’s Harrison-Crawford State Forest? O’Bannon Woods State Park Campground in Corydon, Indiana, does just that, offering campers a diverse mix of shaded, spacious campsites alongside opportunities for adventure and relaxation.

This campground features 281 electric sites, 60 non-electric sites, and 47 equestrian camping spots, alongside group camping accommodations, ensuring options for every type of camper. The amenities include clean restrooms, hot showers, picnic tables, fire rings, and an RV dump station. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate over 80 miles of hiking and biking trails, including the epic 25-mile Adventure Hiking Trail for backcountry treks. The nearby Blue River provides opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing, while the Family Aquatic Center offers waterslides and splash zones during summer months. Unique attractions like the Hickory Hollow Nature Center and the 1850s hay press barn add cultural and historical touches to your visit.

Just minutes from Corydon's historic downtown and its limestone-built first state capitol building, O’Bannon Woods is near cultural gems and natural beauty. Campers can enjoy a serene getaway or a more active escape in a setting that balances natural seclusion with convenient access to modern amenities.