New Castle, Indiana, packs basketball fame with the world's largest high school gym at New Castle Fieldhouse and riverside peace along the Big Blue River. Seven RV parks start at $26/night to launch your adventures into Henry County's fairs and lakes. Park your rig here for trails, tournaments, and small-town eats steps away.
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New Castle pulses with hoops history inside the New Castle Fieldhouse, a 1950s giant that seats 5,800 for high school games. Wander the brick-lined downtown square around the towering Henry County Courthouse. Cast lines into Summit Lake State Park's 285-acre waters or paddle the Big Blue River's bends. Catch demolition derbies at the Henry County Fairgrounds each July. Spot wildlife on wooded paths near the Chrysler plant's old smokestacks.
Summit Lake State Park hooks anglers and hikers with lakefront pads from $26/night. Cornerstone Campground suits digital nomads craving WiFi from $40/night. Westwood Park delivers no-frills spots from $29/night for budget solo travelers. Westwood Park Big Blue River Conservancy District welcomes families to pet-friendly pull-throughs with showers and dump station from $42.90/night.
New Castle, Indiana, owns the title for the world's largest high school gymnasium at New Castle Fieldhouse. This 1950s venue seats 5,800 fans and fuels the city's basketball passion. Annual tournaments draw crowds, while the Henry County Fair adds demolition derbies and livestock shows to the mix.
Find seven RV parks near New Castle, including Summit Lake State Park from $26/night and Cornerstone Campground with WiFi from $40/night. Westwood Park starts at $29/night, while Westwood Park Big Blue River Conservancy District offers pull-throughs from $42.90/night. Most cluster within 15 miles of downtown for easy access to highways and attractions.
Yes, Westwood Park Big Blue River Conservancy District welcomes pets with pull-through sites, showers, and dump station from $42.90/night. Summit Lake State Park allows leashed dogs on trails and campsites. Check individual rules, as most of the seven parks accommodate furry companions with waste stations nearby.