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Hikers and budget campers pick German Ridge Campground in Hoosier National Forest for its 24-mile multi-use trail. The park sits outside Rome, Indiana, near the Ohio River and scenic lake cliffs. Campers snag one of 20 sites for $8 a night, and fires crackle after dark.
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Write a ReviewNo, German Ridge Campground does not have full hookups. No data confirms electric hookups, including 30-amp or 50-amp service, water, or sewer at sites. Expect primitive dry camping common in national forests. Call Hoosier National Forest rangers to check current setup before your trip.
Yes, German Ridge Campground is pet-friendly. Bring dogs and other pets, but leash them and clean up waste. No size or breed limits listed, and no dog park or extra pet features confirmed. Follow national forest pet guidelines for a smooth stay.
Stays cost $8 per night. This flat fee covers one of the 20 sites in the campground. Book ahead for peak summer weekends in Hoosier National Forest; otherwise, spots fill first-come, first-served.
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