Reviews of Charlestown State Park. (Sports Complex) in Indianapolis (Indiana).
Charlestown State Park
12500 IN-62, Charlestown, IN 47111, United States
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Information of Charlestown State Park, Sports Complex in Indianapolis (Indiana)
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Open hours of Charlestown State Park
Sunday
7 am–11 pm
Monday
7 am–11 pm
Tuesday
7 am–11 pm
Wednesday
7 am–11 pm
Thursday
7 am–11 pm
Friday
7 am–11 pm
Saturday
7 am–11 pm
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Reviews of Charlestown State Park
Kara-Jay MatthewsWe have really loved staying here in our trailer! The rangers, camp hosts and other guests are lovely 😊 We accidentally booked our stay in electricity only but it’s been fine! Water pumps near by and hot showers so dry camping has been easy. The hikes are lovely and we have really enjoyed seeing all the wildlife. Rabbits, deer, turtles and even some raccoons! Great base for exploring Louisville and I’d highly recommend staying here!!
Michelle FowlerHad a lovely time hiking and walking Trail 6 today! 2 moms + 1 preteen and 5 teens. Slightly rugged climb and ending with a leisurely walk. The fall colors were beautiful and the trickling waterfall (due to the dry weather) was still really cool. A little over 2 miles. Highly recommend Trail 6! Restrooms near parking.
Judy VernonI love this state park! It is well maintained. The two times we’ve stayed there were in full hookup sites. Easy to back into, level. There are 6 different hiking trails marked from easy to rugged. The most popular is the Rose Island Amusement Park Trail. Be prepared! The hike down to the amusement park is lovely. The hike back up is stroke inducing! It is super steep. Close to Louisville, Ky and Madison, In
Steven RudnickAwesome history and wildlife including turtles and fish. There is an old pool and other historic buildings that are still standing from the flood, won't ruin it with pictures, you have to go see for yourself. This is also wheel chair accessible but make sure you have a fully charged battery!
Ron BarnesCharlestown State Park Campgrounds was exceptional clean, campground Hosts where informative about the area, there is history about the Rose abandonment amusement park on ground of yesterday era a must see of the past. Camping Reservations need to be made in advance on weekends, amenities two shower house, approximately 190 camping sites some with full hook up, and sites with just electric only, Electrical 120V, 30Amp, 50Amp fire rings, picnic tables, Rv dumping station, potable water, playground, picnic area, boat ramp, hiking trails, tranquil setting. Charlestown city is 15 - 20 minutes from state park (entrance) gas, groceries, hardware, banks. Approximately 30 minutes from Louisville, Kentucky. T-Mobile and AT&T 3-4 bars
Eva HigdonIt's a very interesting place to visit.
There is a lot of history here.
It was a wonderful amusement Park in the 1920's.
With remnants of some of the things that were there then.
It's a wonderful place to hike and picnic,
Boat and camp.
Lady-Holly Of-MidwayReally good hiking trails but grab yourself a spider-web prevention stick to start it off right! Tons of webs in the path because spiders have no concept of human trails, they don't know! Beautiful scenery
Tiffany PlatzAbsolutely loved our time here! Would love to come back to check some of the other trails. Came here mostly to see rose island and it didn't disappoint!
Ken BellReally enjoyed our stay, great state park. Caught the beautiful fall colors. Full hook-up sites made it that more special. Things to explore!
David RigglemanWhile it may not offer the spectacular scenery like Turkey Run or Brown County, it makes up for it in unique history of a former amusement park (Rose Island). The trail to Rose Island is very steep, so make sure you are in good physical condition since it starts downhill and requires the long climb on the way back. But it's well worth the hike and the trails are very well done with information signs that really help you envision what life was like at the park a hundred years ago.
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