Kimmell draws RV campers with its ring of 10 quiet lakes and unspoiled farm fields. Fish from dawn till dusk or paddle calm waters right from your site at 10 Lakes Campground, where nights start at $23. This tiny Noble County village offers pure Midwest escape, just minutes from bigger adventures.
Kimmell thrives as a sleepy dot on State Road 9, ringed by Bixler Lake and nine more glassy gems that lure boaters and bass hunters each summer. Cromwell's annual Ox Roast festival spills over with barbecue and bluegrass, while Churubusco's pie auctions draw sweet-toothed crowds down the road. Amish buggies clip-clop past cornfields toward Shipshewana's markets, 20 minutes north.
10 Lakes Campground anchors your stay in Kimmell. Families pitch tents or park rigs amid shaded acres perfect for kids chasing fireflies. Anglers rig up for walleye at dawn, then grill catches over open flames. Quiet seekers find pull-through sites that hug the water's edge.
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Kimmell stands out for its 10 surrounding lakes and rural farm charm. Anglers target walleye and perch on Bixler Lake, while boaters skim nine more nearby waters. The village's spot on State Road 9 links campers to Amish markets in Shipshewana and festivals in Churubusco, blending quiet nights with day trips full of flavor.
10 Lakes Campground tops the list right in Kimmell. This park offers sites from $23/night with easy access to local lakes for fishing and boating. Shaded pull-throughs suit big rigs, and it's minutes from State Road 9 for quick drives to Shipshewana or Ligonier.
Yes, 10 Lakes Campground welcomes pets on most sites. Leash rules keep walks safe amid the woods and lakeside paths. Owners praise the open spaces where dogs splash and fetch, making it a top pick for furry travel companions in Noble County.