Kil-So-Quah State Recreation Area

Nice RV park with electric. There are 68 sites and 40 have electric. Bring eject change of $15/night. Self check in if you see any spot without reservation tag. Nice and quiet in the nature next to a lake.

Cheap camping, not a lot of amenities. Some electric and some non electric. Nice lake views on some sites. Small playground. No showers or running water toilet facilities. There is water available spigots throughout campground. Pit toilets are fairly clean and kept up.

Man! You can't get it any better than here! Arrive early and get the primo spots. This is lot 31 & 32 in the primitive sites. If you are looking for peace and quite and way to wind down after the hectic week... Look no further. $12 a night and a beautiful lake to swim in our go boating. Firewood bundles can be purchased at the BP on 5 and 224.

This camp ground is a walk-up only facility, which is good. What is bad, the locals park their autos and unoccupied RVs on the camp site so they will have place to party on the weekend. This obviously limits us during the week for campers looking for campsites. There also is a lot of trash on camp ground and along road leading in to the site. We picked up two bags full and gave up. Party ends when the beer can and solo cup hit the ground. Come on Indiana, put some employees in there and straighten the place.

Spent Labor Day here and was lucky enough to get the very last electric RV campsite! That said, my spot (#8) was very sloped so I had to do some creative leveling. $15 per night for electric (110V and 30amp) with a fire ring and two picnic tables. Very quiet after hours. There is water to fill your tank. Not a lot to do in the CG other than two nice playgrounds, but the lake is awesome. Bring your own boat, canoe, or kayak...no rentals here...but no launch fees either. Dump station at the boat launch site about a mile or so from the CG itself. Clean pit toilets, but I didn't see any showers although some web sites say there is. Going again this weekend.