Indiana RV Parks with EV Charging

Indiana offers RV travelers a blend of Midwest charm, Indiana Dunes National Park on Lake Michigan, scenic state parks, and affordable camping. The Hoosier State provides access to Indianapolis attractions, Amish country, and covered bridges. Growing EV infrastructure along major corridors supports electric vehicle camping throughout the state.

RV Camping in Indiana

Indiana features 32 state parks and numerous campgrounds scattered throughout the state. Popular destinations include Indiana Dunes National Park on Lake Michigan, Brown County State Park for fall foliage, Turkey Run State Park with its sandstone gorges, and Pokagon State Park. Many state parks offer modern facilities with full hookups. Private campgrounds near Indianapolis and tourist areas provide additional options. Camping season primarily runs April through October.

EV Charging Infrastructure in Indiana

EV charging in Indiana is developing well, with good coverage along I-65, I-69, I-70, and I-74. Indianapolis has strong charging infrastructure, and cities like Fort Wayne, South Bend, and Bloomington offer options. Lake Michigan tourism areas have improved charging access. However, rural areas may have gaps. The state's relatively flat terrain is efficient for EV travel. Tesla Superchargers and other networks cover major routes.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

Indiana offers excellent value camping with well-maintained state parks. Fall (September-October) is spectacular for Brown County foliage but books far in advance. Summer is warm and humid. Spring brings wildflowers but unpredictable weather. Indiana Dunes provides unique beach camping on Lake Michigan. Indianapolis area campgrounds enable access to Motor Speedway and city attractions. Always call ahead for EV charging policies at state parks. Winter camping is very limited.