Indiana is famous for many things – the Indianapolis 500 endurance race, its limestone quarries, and beautiful scenic views. Not only that, but home to famous US politicians, this state has a unique historical value in the US.

It may be quite challenging to take in everything that Indiana has to offer in one trip. Not if you are traveling in an RV though!

Where To Rent An RV In Indiana?

If you want to rent an RV quickly without having to look through hundreds of listings, then Indiana’s RV dealers will allow you to do so. There aren’t too many RV dealerships in the state, but they are well spread-out, and no matter where you are in Indiana, it shouldn’t take you too long to reach the nearest RV dealer.

But if you have very specific needs, then look through the hundreds of listings available on Outdoorsy and RVshare, the two most popular peer-to-peer RV rental platforms. RVs here may be a little pricier than in dealerships, but RV owners often include free miles and generator use in their offers!

RV Campgrounds & National Parks In Indiana

Indiana may be the best known for its Indianapolis 500 auto race, but it’s also home to many remarkable RV campgrounds where you can spend a great time. Among the top RV campground suggestions are:

• Lake Haven Retreat.
• Grandpa’s Farm Campground.
• Follow the River RV Resort.
• Cornerstone Campground.
• Lake Rudolph Campground & RV Resort.
• Heartland Resort.
• Maple Ridge Campground.
• Shipshewana North Park Campground.
• Hidden Paradise Campground.
• Circle B RV Park & Cabins.

In terms of national parks, Indiana is most remarkable for its Indiana Dunes National Park with its native bird species and the long sandy beaches.

The Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, a national memorial to President Abraham Lincoln, is also in Indiana, with its key exhibit being the President’s original cabin.

Popular Tourist Attractions In Indiana

If you love museums, then note the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. Alternatively, if you want to see more of the state’s natural surroundings, then consider Empire Quarry, an abandoned limestone quarry that has provided the Empire State Building with stone.

Events In Indiana

Perhaps the biggest event here is the Indianapolis 500 race, the world’s oldest major automobile race. This 2-lap endurance race is likely to keep you entertained for a good number of hours.

For non-sport related fun, check out HandeBar Indy, a pub on wheels that offers 2-hour tours around the city.