Dubois, Indiana, draws RVers to its Amish farmlands and the sparkling Patoka Lake just miles away. Newton-Stewart anchors your stay as the sole RV park, complete with drinking water. Cast lines into rivers, browse quilt shops, savor small-town peace.
Buggies roll past cornfields on County Road 100 S in Dubois. Amish markets bustle along State Road 64 with pies and cheeses. Patoka Lake, 15 miles north, covers 8,800 acres for boating and bass fishing. The annual Dubois County 4-H Fair packs the fairgrounds with livestock shows and tractor pulls.
Newton-Stewart campgrounds line the East Fork White River. Families pitch tents or park rigs here; drinking water flows fresh from taps. Anglers target catfish at dawn. Quiet sites suit couples escaping city noise, with trails leading straight to riverbanks.
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Dubois thrives on Amish heritage and Patoka Lake recreation. Buggies share roads with pickups on County Road 100 S. Markets overflow with quilts, furniture, and cheeses from local farms. Patoka Lake draws boaters and anglers to its 8,800 acres, just 15 miles away. Small events like the 4-H Fair fill summer weekends with livestock parades.
Newton-Stewart serves as Dubois's main RV park. It sits along the East Fork White River with drinking water available. Sites accommodate rigs up to 40 feet; river access suits boaters and fishers.
Newton-Stewart welcomes pets on leashes. Trails nearby let dogs stretch legs by the river. Owners pick up waste; quiet policies keep sites peaceful for all campers.