2007 Camping Rates

(Includes up to two persons) Full Hook-Up $33.00 (50amp) Full Hook-Up $30.00 (30amp) Water & Electric - $28.00 Primitive Tenting - $22.00 Additions • Children $2 per night (ages 4-17) • Extra Adults $5 per night • Air conditioning $3 daily • Add'l car pass $5 per extra vehicle Discounts • 5 for 4 - Stay Sunday through Friday and get 5 nights for the price of 4 • 7 for 6 - Pay for 6 nights and get the 7th FREE • Save with seasonal sites starting at $1050 Policies • One camping unit per site • One car per site (additional cars must pay fee and be parked in parking lot • Cancellation Policy - 7 day Cancellation Policy - Cancellations on reservations must be made seven days prior to arrival date. • Guest of campers must register and pay at office • Holiday weekend reservations require a three day minimum stay

Lakefront Cabin Rentals make roughing it a pleasure! Wooded site overlooks 8 acre lake!

Amenities Include • Refrigerator • Microwave • Electric • Water Faucet Outside • Fire Ring • Charcoal Grill • Nearby Bath House **Bring your own bedding No Pets Allowed in Cabins Small Cabin One room with a double bed and one bunk bed (4 person max) Rates: (includes 2 people) $49 base rate per night, 2 night minimum - week rate $289 Large Cabin Two rooms- front with double bed and back room with two bunk beds (6 person max) Rates: (includes 2 people) $59 base rate per night, 2 night minimum - week rate $339 Add'l adults $10   Add'l children $3 Family Cabin   New! One room with loft cabin -double bed and six single beds (8 person max) Screened in porch Rates: Includes 2 adults and 4 children $89 base rate per night, 2 night minimum- week rate $525

Tee Pee Rentals
Perfect for scouts, youth groups and adventurous families
$29.00 per night

Pavilion Rental
Great for company picnics, family reunions or any time your group needs room for fun.
$35.00 for 3 hours and $4.00 per person
Price includes use of park facilities
3 years and under free

Amentities
• Full Hook Ups (30amps)
• Paved Streets
• Grocery-Gift Shop
• Pool
• Laundry
• Clean Tiled Showers & Restrooms
• 8 Acre Lake-Fishing
• Rental Tepees
• Canoes-paddle Boats
• Game Room-Playground
• Hiking Trail
• Weekend Recreation Director
• Tenting Sites
• Log Cabin Rentals

A Word On Our Indian Mound

Mound-building Indians lived in the great region from the Mississippi River eastward to the Atlantic Ocean, and southward to the Gulf of Mexico and into Florida. They built thousands of mounds and earthworks of different sizes and forms. They settled in great numbers along the rivers of Ohio, which was their chosen land. More than five thousand mounds have been located within the state of Ohio.

The mound-building Indians built their mounds for several purposes. The burial mounds were most numerous and served as monuments to the dead. Next in number were the enclosure earthworks. Some enclosures were built on flat land in the form of circles, squares, rectangles and octagons. Hilltop enclosures were circular in form and were used for tribal ceremonies. The mound here at the campground is known as an effigy mound. This type of mound was built in the image of birds and animals. From an air-view, our mound resembles the shape of a turtle. The Indians used these mounds for religious ceremonies, and for tribal meetings.

Many pioneers who settled in the Huron County area discovered mounds on their farms or nearby rivers. As in the case of our mound here at the campground, farmers' fields surround the mound and the Vermilion River is just a short distance away. In the past, many locals would come out after these fields were plowed and discovered artifacts such as stone hammers, axes, pestles, and arrowheads.

Before the campground was established, several archeologists from the Columbus area notified us of their wish to open and explore our mound. Their requests were denied in order to preserve the natural beauty and state of the Indian mound for our campers.

Don't leave Indian Trail without taking a walk with the family to the Indian Mound. (approx. 1/2 mi. -15 min. walk).

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