Brown County State Park Taylor Ridge

Close to Nashville, In, bike trails, hiking trails, wooded campsites, clean bath houses. Children riding bikes. Lots of fun. Only electric sites, no sewer or water hookups. Dump stations available. Fill water tank on way to campsite.

Great campground. Spacious sites and clean.

During our stay at Taylor Ridge Campground, we had an overall enjoyable experience with beautiful surroundings and plenty of wildlife. However, one unexpected issue we encountered was the shower handles, which gave us a mild tingly shock whenever we touched them. It wasn’t enough to ruin our stay, but it certainly gave us a surprise each time. On the bright side, the rest of the campground was well-maintained, and we even spotted an impressive 6-foot rattlesnake while hiking! It added an exciting element to our outdoor adventure. Despite the minor issue with the showers, we had a great time and would consider returning. Just a heads-up for future visitors to be mindful of those shower handles!

Great state park, beautiful. The staff was polite and helpful. Sites wonderful. But, like all state parks, they are struggling due to the Governor cutting the budget funding.

Nice campground - well maintained with nice bathrooms and trash facilities. Camp sites are mostly full shade. If tent camping, you may find yourself without a flat option (at least site 338 and nearby sites were on a minor incline. Getting to Taylor Ridge is about a 10 minute drive from the camp registration / entrance.

Huge state park with 21 miles of hiking trails and a large, dog-friendly campground. One camping area even accommodates campers with horses. The park also hosts a nature center, rental cabins, a hotel and restaurant, and a large pool. Can get crowded at times, so make reservations ahead of your trip if you plan to stay. An added bonus is that this park is near the town of Nashville, IN, with ample shopping and entertainment.

Very nice campground. Sites are well spaced for the most part.