Hoosier National Forest Campground

Directions: Go south on Ind. 37. Turn right onto Beech Grove Road and continue 0.9​ miles. Turn left onto County Road 50 W. Drive​ 1.2 miles to the entrance on the left Free and 14 day limit, 8 Sites are to the Right or South as you pull in past the shelter and restroom(pit toilet). Primitive sites (no water/electric) with gravel parking pad and tables. Room for about 30-40ft rigs with longer being up near the shelter/restroom. There’s also the large open space with horse tie offs, campfire rings, picnic shelter, horse and bike trails(Fee) The road in is fairly narrow basically 1 lane wide with a steep hill near the end. The camp is kinda on an upper plateau Water hydrant near restroom and over near road entrance (likely turned off in winter frequently early OCT to early April) Continui

Nice trails to ride horses on. Only had a couple places had to leave trail to go around fallen trees couldn't ride over. All in all nice place to ride.

Great place for primitive camping!

Also known as Youngs Creek Trailhead and Youngs Creek Horse Camp and Trails. Driving out here I wasn't sure if there was going to be a campground or just someone's yard in the wilderness. It was actually really nice for a rustic campground. Cleanest vault toilets I have seen! We parked a 30ft RV/motorhome and were the only ones here at the end of March. Very, very peaceful. No frills and was completely fee free! There were plenty of nice grass sites for tents, too.

Tent was full of wasps but other than that it was bussin