Bluffton, Indiana, draws RV travelers with Ouabache State Park's winding river trails and the massive Wells County Fair each July. Five parks anchor your stay, from budget riverside sites to full-hookup KOAs. Camp here to hike bluffs, fish the Wabash, and savor small-town ice cream stands on Main Street.
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Bluffton nestles along the Ouabache River, where Ouabache State Park unfurls 2,500 acres of hiking trails, Native American history, and wildflower prairies. The Wells County Fairgrounds host the state's biggest county fair in late July, complete with demolition derbies and blue-ribbon pies. Downtown's Main Street buzzes with antique shops, the historic Wells County Courthouse, and farm-to-table diners.
Ouabache State Park Campground fits hikers and families, with 30- and 50-amp sites, playgrounds, and rates from $20 to $33 nightly. Bluffton / Fort Wayne South KOA Journey and KOA Campground Bluffton suit road-trippers craving WiFi, showers, and 50-amp power starting at $48. Mendenhall RV MHP welcomes pets with pull-through spots and big-rig friendly 50-amp hookups.
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Bluffton stands out for Ouabache State Park and the Wells County Fair. The park spans 2,500 acres with river bluffs, hiking trails, and eagle watching. The fair packs the fairgrounds each July with tractor pulls, livestock shows, and crowds over 100,000 strong. RV parks sit minutes from both spots.
Five RV parks serve Bluffton: Ouabache State Park Campground, Bluffton / Fort Wayne South KOA Journey, Ouabache State Park, Mendenhall RV MHP, and KOA Campground Bluffton. Most cluster within 10 miles of downtown near State Road 116 and I-69. Expect 50-amp hookups, WiFi, and pet options across them.
Yes, Mendenhall RV MHP welcomes pets with 50-amp pull-through sites. Ouabache State Park Campground allows leashed dogs on trails and sites. Check individual park rules for breed restrictions or fees before booking your spot.