Indian Boundary

Very nice campground with campground host checking to see if you have questions. This is a quite and dog friendly spot! Enjoyed the hike around the lake. Campground store has informed personal. We will be back!

Fantastic campground! Very clean and most spots are very private.

Great place to relax and enjoy nature. Clean restrooms, campsites are spacious and spaced nicely to give you privacy. Safe place for Kids.

Indian boundary was beautiful, easy to get to, and well maintained. My only negative for it is how dense the camping spots are and the dogs. We went camping with a tent and nearly everyone there was in an RV, so it wasn't as quiet as I'd hoped. I thought I read somewhere (perhaps I'm wrong) that dogs were not allowed, but there were dozens of them which sang the song of their people as soon as the sun started going down. Would go again, but caution those who want quiet.

What an enjoyable off the grid experience. The lake is amazing, the views are extraordinary. Not going to fit really big campers however, good place for us who have 24ft and under. 😊

There are not water hookups at each individual site; however, there is a fill station before you enter the campground. There are also multiple water spigots spaced throughout the grounds. The campsites are relatively close. Bath houses were clean and functional. Be aware that you are not permitted to hang hammocks from the trees.

We love this place! The campsite are spacious, clean, and well maintained. The trail around the lake is nice, bring a canoe or kayak & enjoy the lake. Don’t forget your sand toys for the beach area.

This campground is amazing! The view of the stars at the pier at night is breathtaking! Perfect quiet campground for families. Perfect little loops for bike riding with kids and the beach is relaxing and great for all ages. We will definitely make this campground a yearly tradition.

We love Indian Boundary Campground because it has so much to offer right on grounds. We walked the lake perimeter trail every day (maybe 45 minutes to an hour). Their is a beach front and a real plus, a store on grounds to get ice and other necessities. The drive to town is about 30 minutes if you're looking for a little civilization. There is also a visitor center there. One can also drive from the campground to scenic sites and hiking trails.

Our family visited Indian Boundary on several occasions to enjoy the mountain lake and beach but we bought a camper and have enjoyed two weekend stays in the campground. The campground has a nice layout in wooded surroundings. Electricity, water, waste dump, and public restrooms are provided and a privately owned/operated store in the campground provides about anything you’d need and more. Food, Ice, a few groceries, basic medicines, diapers, gifts, firewood, kayak rental and more are available. The campsites have picnic tables, fire rings, and nice, flat groveled surfaces for your tent or camper. Water spigots are dotted around the campground to provide water apart from the water fill and black/grey water dump station. There is a nice beach on the mountain lake with a boat launch opposite from the beach area for canoes and kayak launch. The park is strict about campers keeping campers, vehicles, and trailers either within the log marked campsite area or parked in the public parking spaces throughout the park. I’ve seen it enforced so keep that in mind. If you want a peaceful getaway, this park is a great choice.