Indian Mountain State Park

Stopped here in our way south to Florida. Beautiful park, very clean facilities. Nice, large lot with plenty of space between neighbors. Very peaceful. We were there on Juneteenth, so paddle boats and canoes were not rentable. Cell signal was light here, so we enjoyed nature walks and non-digital games.

We stayed here for five days. Our site was 36. It is a small,very clean campground and park. The spaces were concrete and mostly level. Water, Electric and sewer available. They have nice paved walking trails, paddle boat rentals and frisbee golf. This campground is very nice,much nicer than the ones at Cove Lake, Big Ridge and Norris Dam. We stayed here and traveled to those parks for hiking and kayaking. All the staff that we spoke to were so helpful and nice. We Very much enjoyed our stay!!

Great place to stay. We only stayed overnight but we plan on coming back for a longer stay. Follow signs to park as Garmin may take you down a road that is not big rig friendly.

This park is a hidden gem. Beautiful setting, full hook ups, reasonably priced, discount for seniors, paved walking path, 2 trails you can mountain bike on easy to moderate, nice bathhouse, some sites with lake view and staff was friendly and helpful. We plan to stop back on our way from Ohio to Florida next March.

The park is so beautiful and we loved the campground. The sites are big, full hookup and concrete. There are walking trails and a lake where you can rent paddle boats. We will definitely go again.

Lovely little park. Huge sites, full hook uo, small lake with paddle boats. Park rangers and hosts were wonderful. Right off the interstate in the small town of Jellico.

First time staying here all the way from Maine. Beautiful campground. Very peaceful environment. The park ranger is the nicest most genuine guy. Absolute best staff here treat you like family. Every site has full hookups. Will return next year. Playground: 2 or 3 at least Restrooms: Clean and taken care of. Dog-friendliness: Plenty of dogs around. Picnic area: Plenty of spots

Nice restrooms, large camping spots, lots or green space.

Cutest little state park, with people who care deeply about the place and the visitors who use it. Ronnie, the camp host, made sure we had all we needed. The ranger came by and accommodated our move from reserved spot to one we preferred, issued a senior discount we missed online, and fixed the water within the hour. Wanda keeps things spic and span, and warmly welcomed us. Ashleigh, in the office, genuinely cares about the park and guests ... her history of the park is a must-read that brought tears to my eyes. Everyone we met, including a local couple who lives 3 miles from the park and brings their camper regularly to enjoy time in nature, is so proud of this park, and it shows. We'll definitely be visiting again! Restrooms: Clean, tiled, pleasant.

Not much to see or do close by. Park is beautiful. Well laid out. Camp sites are exceptionally nice - concrete, picnic table, fire pit/grill, full hookups, lots of green space. Camp store has about zero food but does offer merchandise such as T-shirts. Black/gray mold in shower stall tile grout. No visible GFI on bathroom electrical outlets. Playground: Several playgrounds in park, including campground. Restrooms: There was a pushbutton keypad on which you needed to enter a code to unlock the campground restroom doors. No visible GFI on restroom electrical outlets. Restroom was clean except for the mold on the tile grout in the shower stalls. Dog-friendliness: Only saw one doggie-do bag dispenser. Plenty of grassy areas to walk dogs.