Westwood Park Campground

This wasn’t the best place I’ve stayed at but it did the trick for one night.
A little off the path from I-70. Google maps took us on a wild ride to a field road in a corn field as the main road in has a bridge out.
The lady working the gate was rude and took everything but my SS#. We had to pay first then choose a spot. Spots are close together and no privacy.
Bathrooms are better than average. Free showers.
I like the first come first serve no reservations as the other state parks in the area are always booked solid.

We loved our 3 day stay at Westwood. The sites are lovely and are a mix of shaded and open. Really green and pretty. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table set. The bathrooms and showers are clean and well maintained. Staff at the check in was very polite and helpful It’s a bonus that the camp check in sells ice - so convenient.

There is a 180 acre lake to fish and put small boats on. Hiking, biking and equestrian trails.

Newcastle is a quick 15 minutes away and has a Walmart, CVS, Walgreens and well stocked Kroger.

Really a gem of a park!

Westwood is a local park for us and we have camped here a few times. It’s a county owned park that is part of a conservancy project. There is a 180 acre lake for fishing, kayaking- idle only- but no swimming. There are 38 sites that have 30/50 amp service, water hook ups, several antenna channels are available and we have been able to use our portable satellite dish. Cell service is accessible. The shower house/restrooms are modern, clean and the nicest we’ve seen, anywhere. There is are horse camping sites, as well. The park has dirt biking and walking trails. The major drawback is that the campground is first come first served - no reservations.

We stopped here on our way through Indiana.
It was very clean, nice site with water and electric.
29. Plus 4. Each for our 2 kayaks, even though we would not have time to use them, they charge you if you bring them in.
Very clean modern bathrooms, showers.
Play ground for kids, lots of nice flower gardens.
The lake is beautiful, wish we’d had time to kayak.
About 20 minutes off of Hwy 70.

Nice, new, clean park on a small reservoir. Navigation through Apple maps seemed endless but got me there. Arriving from Richmond, IN on I70. All sites have water and electric; no discount for a tent camper, which would be nice and no tent-only sites.

Walked in late on a Wednesday night in June and got a site - only about 5 sites occupied. This week was in the middle of a long period of extended rain with lots of local flooding, but sites were pretty dry considering...

Hosts and staff were courteous and friendly.