Hoosier RV LLC

07/12/2026

This 3,000-acre state park is one of those places most people somehow still haven't discovered.

07/09/2026

07/09/2026

Shades State Park - Waveland

Why it's a hidden gem:

Often overshadowed by neighboring Turkey Run, Shades is quieter, less crowded, and filled with breathtaking ravines, sandstone cliffs, waterfalls after rain, and scenic overlooks.

Perfect for:
Families
Hikers
Nature photographers
Weekend campers

Don't miss:
Devil's Punch Bowl
Silver Cascade Falls
Canoeing Sugar Creek

Skip the crowds! If you love Turkey Run, you'll fall in love with its quieter neighbor. Shades State Park offers incredible hiking, towering cliffs, and peaceful campsites without the long lines.

07/08/2026

Here's a fun one...

Did you know there are more than 16,000 public and private campgrounds across the United States?

That means thousands of opportunities to unplug, explore, and create memories in places you've never been before. From quiet lakeside escapes and scenic hiking trails to family-friendly campgrounds and hidden gems tucked away in nature, there is always a new adventure waiting.

The best part about RV travel? The journey becomes part of the memory. Wake up somewhere new, gather around the campfire, and experience the freedom of exploring at your own pace.
So the question is...

If you could park your RV anywhere in the country this weekend, where would you go? 👇

07/08/2026

Adventure Is Calling... Let's Go!

Life moves fast, but the best memories happen when you slow down and hit the open road.

Whether it's a weekend at the lake, hiking through Indiana's beautiful state parks, relaxing around a campfire, or discovering a hidden small town, your next adventure is waiting.

Skip the hotel. Pack up the family, bring your furry friends, and let Hoosier RV take you there in comfort.

The road is open. The campground is waiting.

Adventure is calling... where will it take you next?

👇 Tell us your dream camping destination!

07/07/2026

“Collect moments, not things.” — Anonymous

The best memories aren’t found on a shelf—they’re made around campfires, on open roads, and in the little unexpected moments along the way.

At Hoosier RV, we believe the real value of a trip isn’t what you bring home—it’s what you experience while you’re out there. Family laughs, sunset views, quiet mornings by the lake… those are the things that stay with you long after the weekend ends.

07/06/2026

🐾 Camping is better when your best friend comes along! 🐾

Looking for the perfect pet-friendly getaway? Here are 8 of our favorite Indiana campgrounds where you and your pup can enjoy the great outdoors together:

🌲 Brown County State Park – Miles of scenic, dog-friendly hiking trails.
🌊 Indiana Dunes State Park – Explore beautiful trails and enjoy Lake Michigan views with your leashed pup.
🚤 Patoka Lake – Spacious campsites, lakeside walks, and plenty of room to roam.
🎡 Lake Rudolph Campground & RV Resort – A family-friendly resort with pet-friendly campsites and walking areas.
🥾 Turkey Run State Park – Rugged trails and wooded adventures perfect for active dogs.
💦 McCormick's Creek State Park – Peaceful camping, waterfalls, and scenic trails.
🎉 Jellystone Park™ at Lake Monroe – Fun for the whole family, including your furry camping buddy.
🛶 Chain O'Lakes State Park – Quiet campsites and scenic lakeside trails for relaxing walks.

Where's your favorite place to camp with your dog? Drop it in the comments! 👇

Need an RV for your next pet-friendly adventure? Hoosier RV has you covered with clean, spacious campers ready for your next getaway!

07/05/2026

Camping is better with a Campfire Hot Dog Bar!

Sometimes the best camping meals are the simplest ones.

Fire up the grill, lay out everyone's favorite toppings, and let each person create their own signature hot dog. From classic ketchup and mustard to chili, bacon, cheese, coleslaw, or jalapeños, there's something for everyone!

It's easy to prep, fun for all ages, and makes mealtime part of the adventure.

What's your must-have hot dog topping? 🌭👇

07/04/2026

The RV Boom Didn’t Happen by Accident…

The RV boom in the 1950s wasn’t just about travel—it was fueled by a perfect storm of innovation, culture, and infrastructure changes in America.

After WWII, families wanted freedom, flexibility, and affordable ways to explore the country. At the same time, the U.S. was transforming:
~The Interstate Highway System (authorized in 1956) created fast, smooth roads that made long-distance RV travel practical for the first time in history.
~Campgrounds began rapidly expanding along new highways to meet growing travel demand.
~ Car ownership skyrocketed, and families needed something they could tow behind their everyday vehicle.
~ Roadside attractions—like diners, motels, and quirky landmarks—became part of the “American road trip experience,” and RVs fit right into it.
~ Surplus military manufacturing from WWII helped RV builders scale quickly and affordably.
~ Families were also shifting toward more leisure time and vacation travel, making road trips a cultural norm rather than a luxury.

What started as a post-war desire for freedom turned into a full-blown movement that helped define the American lifestyle we still see today.

In many ways, the RV wasn’t just part of the boom—it was the symbol of it.