Starve Hollow State Recreation Area - Indiana
We are at Starve Hollow State Recreation Area right now for a 5 day week-end (Thursday through Tuesday). This is the first time we've ever been to this campground. Now, we have camped in a LOT of Indi...
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The full hook-up sites are more than adequate. A 40 foot Newmar pulled in earlier today, down from us about 5 spaces. My trailer is 35 feet and with the truck a total of 55 feet. I had no problems backing into this site. Now, the electric only sites are pretty small, and the non-electric, I doubt I could even tow the trailer through there. Yes, you reserve through the Indiana DNR web site.
Before we picked our spot, we compared the DNR campground map and BING.com Maps (birdseye view). With the birdseye view you can't even see the roads in the electric only section and you can barely see the cabins and sites along the water. You'd never get into those sites with a 40 foot Newmar, but could very comfortable with a towable 25 footer, pup's, and of course tents. But the full hook up sites ... they all are very accessable for anything. They also have several pull through sites.
Costs varry depending upon the day of the week. You'll need to check the DNR web site for that, and different rates for full hook-up vs primate of course. But the pricing is still all standardized across all State Parks and Rec Areas in Indiana.
Go for the full hook-up sites .. you'll have no problems at all. Compare the maps too. That will tell the story.
Before we picked our spot, we compared the DNR campground map and BING.com Maps (birdseye view). With the birdseye view you can't even see the roads in the electric only section and you can barely see the cabins and sites along the water. You'd never get into those sites with a 40 foot Newmar, but could very comfortable with a towable 25 footer, pup's, and of course tents. But the full hook up sites ... they all are very accessable for anything. They also have several pull through sites.
Costs varry depending upon the day of the week. You'll need to check the DNR web site for that, and different rates for full hook-up vs primate of course. But the pricing is still all standardized across all State Parks and Rec Areas in Indiana.
Go for the full hook-up sites .. you'll have no problems at all. Compare the maps too. That will tell the story.
