Indian Springs Campground

My wife and I stayed here as permanent campers for about 4 months while we searched for new property after selling our home.
There are many things to like about staying here long term. Most of the long term sites are on the lake. You back into your spot and you have your own lake front property with a fire out right there and a nice view. The staff keep up on the property regularly to keep the grass cut and the landscaping looking nice. They have bathroom and showers, a laundry room, weight room, and boats that are included with your stay.
The only negative is the ambient noise from being right along the I 275 highway. But I learned to tone that out and enjoy fishing and sitting out by the lake.

I did not stay here, but I was stuck on the highway behind them and called them for advice on a towing company for a flat tire on our RV. Tim was extremely helpful and provided a towing service that was able to get to us within a half hour. I cannot thank them enough for their kindness!!!

Very well kept campground. The lake is beautiful, nice trail to walk and fish. It’s definitely quiet and peaceful the permanent campers probably hated us being there lol. You can hear the highway noise but it’s really not that bad.

The bathhouse has showers that are small. The shower head is at 5ft. Uncomfortable if your a person over 6ft like me. I prefer nicer amenities. Other than that nice place overall.

I have stayed here 3 times over the last 3 years. Never had a problem,till this year. The office did not call me or email the amount of the electric bill THEY calculate that is supposed to be paid on the first of each month with the rent for the month. I called five different times left voicemail on the answering machine. I'm at work during their office hours,they have a Dropbox. Finally they called me back on the 3rd wanting me to pay $50 late fees and $122 electric, I kept saying "I kept calling for the electric bill total and no one called and told the amount. She said we don't call people, when you come into pay that's when we tell you. They had our check for the next month, plus a $300 deposit when we checked in, minus the late fees and told us to move our camper or it was being towed, on the phone by Tim . I guess you're supposed to miss work to go during office hours (which was NEVER the case in previous years) or be psychic about the electric bill amount. Camper beware, especially if you're camping because of work.