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GenieSummary
Kil-So-Quah is a popular campground located just outside of town. It offers both luxury RV camping sites with water and electric hookups, as well as more rustic private tent and hammock sites. The grounds are lush and grassy, with two playgrounds and a stunning view of Roush Lake. There are no bathhouses, but there are clean pit toilets. The campground has 60 sites, and is first come, first serve with cash only self check-in on site. There are 20 electric and 20 primitive sites, all with level gravel lots. The modern sites have 50 amp electric, and the primitive sites are located in the wooded area. There is no lighting in the pit restrooms, but there is plenty of birdwatching, especially eagles. The campground is usually in good condition, but sometimes the grass needs mowing. There is some noise from the gun range across the lake, but it is not too bad. It is a great spot for a peaceful weekend getaway, but it can get crowded during the summer holidays, so plan accordingly.
From The Campground
Huntington County Campgrounds is a collection of six campgrounds located in Huntington, Indiana. The campgrounds are Fetters Dry Dock Campground, Kil-So-Quah Campground, Lost Bridge West/Horseman Camp, Lost Bridge West/Modern Camp, Peace Pipe Campground, and Timber Lake. Each campground offers a unique camping experience with different amenities and activities. Fetters Dry Dock Campground has 72 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Kil-So-Quah Campground has 130 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Lost Bridge West/Horseman Camp has 70 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Lost Bridge West/Modern Camp has 246 dependent campsites and offers well water and sewage disposal through a wastewater treatment plant. Peace Pipe Campground has 52 dependent campsites and offers well water and holding tank sewage disposal. Timber Lake has 61 dependent campsites and 10 independent campsites, and offers well water and holding tank sewage disposal. All campgrounds have access to nearby attractions and activities.
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Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(260) 468-2165
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GenieMagic
72
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
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Quick Stats
61
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
801ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Kil-So-Quah is a popular campground located just outside of town. It offers both luxury RV camping sites with water and electric hookups, as well as more rustic private tent and hammock sites. The grounds are lush and grassy, with two playgrounds and a stunning view of Roush Lake. There are no bathhouses, but there are clean pit toilets. The campground has 60 sites, and is first come, first serve with cash only self check-in on site. There are 20 electric and 20 primitive sites, all with level gravel lots. The modern sites have 50 amp electric, and the primitive sites are located in the wooded area. There is no lighting in the pit restrooms, but there is plenty of birdwatching, especially eagles. The campground is usually in good condition, but sometimes the grass needs mowing. There is some noise from the gun range across the lake, but it is not too bad. It is a great spot for a peaceful weekend getaway, but it can get crowded during the summer holidays, so plan accordingly.
From The Campground
Huntington County Campgrounds is a collection of six campgrounds located in Huntington, Indiana. The campgrounds are Fetters Dry Dock Campground, Kil-So-Quah Campground, Lost Bridge West/Horseman Camp, Lost Bridge West/Modern Camp, Peace Pipe Campground, and Timber Lake. Each campground offers a unique camping experience with different amenities and activities. Fetters Dry Dock Campground has 72 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Kil-So-Quah Campground has 130 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Lost Bridge West/Horseman Camp has 70 dependent campsites and offers well water and onsite sewage disposal. Lost Bridge West/Modern Camp has 246 dependent campsites and offers well water and sewage disposal through a wastewater treatment plant. Peace Pipe Campground has 52 dependent campsites and offers well water and holding tank sewage disposal. Timber Lake has 61 dependent campsites and 10 independent campsites, and offers well water and holding tank sewage disposal. All campgrounds have access to nearby attractions and activities.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(260) 468-2165
No Email Data
Quick Stats
61
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
801ft.
Elevation
180846
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