Andrews, Indiana, draws RV campers to its edge of Salamonie Lake and River State Forest. Five parks cluster nearby, with rates from $13 a night. Base your rig here to kayak glassy waters, hike wooded trails, and chase bass in reservoir hotspots.
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Andrews anchors Huntington County's outdoor playground. Salamonie River snakes past town, feeding the 2,800-acre lake where bass tournaments draw crowds each summer. Families swarm the annual Huntington County Fair on county roads south of Andrews. Main Street bustles with feed stores and a single stoplight that locals swear marks the heart of farm country.
Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area Campgrounds fits families; playgrounds entertain kids while 50-amp hookups power big rigs at $14 to $29 nightly. Salamonie River State Forest pulls pet owners with allowed dogs, drinking water, and playgrounds for $13 to $15. Salamonie Lake State Recreation Area lures boaters from $29, Lost Bridge State Rec Area offers lake access, and Fetter's Dry Dock Campground serves quiet overnighters.
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Andrews shines for access to Salamonie Lake and River State Forest. Anglers target bass in the 2,800-acre reservoir during summer tournaments. Families enjoy the Huntington County Fair south of town and quiet Main Street shops that stock farm-fresh goods.
Five parks serve Andrews: Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area Campgrounds, Salamonie Lake State Recreation Area, Lost Bridge State Rec Area, Salamonie River State Forest, and Fetter's Dry Dock Campground. Most sit within 10 miles along state roads near the lake. They offer hookups from 30-amp to 50-amp and rates starting at $13.
Yes, Salamonie River State Forest explicitly allows pets. Sites include drinking water and playgrounds at $13 to $15 nightly. Check individual rules at state areas like Lost Bridge West, as most welcome leashed dogs amid wooded trails.