New Harmony lures RV travelers with its quirky utopian history along the Wabash River. Pioneers like the Rappites and Robert Owen built dream communities here in the 1800s. Park your rig at one of four local spots, starting at $20 a night, and launch into hikes, river paddles, and landmark tours right from camp.
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About New Harmony, Indiana
New Harmony buzzes with echoes of bold 19th-century experiments. The Rappites founded the town in 1814, then Robert Owen arrived in 1825 to chase perfection. Stroll the Roofless Church designed by Philip Johnson. Trace the 1.25-mile Labyrinth etched in brick. Peek into the Workingmen's Institute, Indiana's oldest library. Paddle kayaks on the Wabash River. Catch summer concerts at the New Harmony Atheneum.
Harmonie State Park Campground suits big-rig owners with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, and rates of $20 to $26 per night. Harmonie State Park delivers basic sites from $30 a night for nature lovers. Cabins there, also with 50-amp and showers, run $90 nightly for families craving AC and kitchens. Murphy Park offers straightforward camping from $28, perfect for budget solo travelers near town trails.
- Harmonie State Park Campground supplies 30-amp and 50-amp hookups across 75 sites.
- Three parks feature showers, including Harmonie State Park Cabins with full amenities.
- Sites start at $20 per night at Harmonie State Park Campground on the Wabash River.
- Murphy Park sits 2 miles from the Roofless Church for easy walking tours.
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