Sullivan, Indiana, draws RV campers for its glassy Buckthorn Lake and affordable lakeside pads. Pull into Sullivan County Park & Lake from $29 a night, or book the adjacent Sullivan County Park and Lake site. Cast lines for bass, launch kayaks, or pedal downtown to Main Street's cozy diners.
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Sullivan pulses with fishing action on Buckthorn Lake's 288 acres, where bass and catfish thrill anglers daily. Coal mining history lives at the Sullivan County Coal Miners Museum on Main Street, packed with artifacts from the town's heyday. Every October, the Sullivan Pumpkin Festival packs Courthouse Square with parades, pie-eating contests, and live music that locals love. Shakamak State Park lies 15 miles east, its rugged trails begging for hikes through old-growth woods.
Sullivan's two RV parks make ideal bases for lake lovers and explorers. Sullivan County Park & Lake fits families chasing water fun, delivering full hookups, boat ramps, and sites steps from the shore at $29 nightly. Sullivan County Park and Lake targets budget adventurers with primitive pull-throughs, perfect for overflow weekends or quick overnights amid the county's quiet hills.
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Sullivan shines for Buckthorn Lake fishing and coal mining history. Anglers haul in largemouth bass and catfish from the 288-acre lake at Sullivan County Park. The Coal Miners Museum on Main Street displays tools and tales from the area's black diamond past, while the October Pumpkin Festival fills Courthouse Square with parades and pies.
Find two at Sullivan County Park & Lake complex right in town. Sullivan County Park & Lake starts at $29/night with full hookups and boat ramp. Both hug Buckthorn Lake's shore for easy waterfront access off County Road 50S.
Yes, both Sullivan County Park & Lake listings welcome leashed pets. Dogs roam trails and lakeside spots at no extra fee, but owners must clean up and supervise. Nearby vets on Jackson Street handle any emergencies during your stay.