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Oak Lake Campground

What a fun find! We've had the opportunity to camp several places over the last few years, but we're always up for a new location. Seth googled "Indiana Campgrounds" and we're sure glad this one came to the top of the list. He scouted it out, and I'm fairly certainly we'll be making a return trip. It made a typical weekend feel like a long weekend, there was so much to do. The kids and adults both loved it! Here are the highlights:
1.) They have a giant jumping pillow, playground and little tykes playground for the kiddos. Right at the main entrance. Perfect.
2.) They have a lake with a huge water trampoline, gyroball, and climbing wall. Again, the kids AND adults both loved it! Even Emmalyn!
3.) They had activities all day long for the kids - so family friendly. They had face painting (for free, mind you!), tye-die shirt making, a "glow to go" hayride and free sumo-wrestling suits (since it was Sumo Wrestling weekend!). We didn't take advantage, but they also had a bike rental where you could get those bikes that you basically sit in to ride around. Next trip, perhaps.
4.) The campsites were clean and everything was very well maintained. I think we might have been one of the louder groups...but what's new! :)

Here are some pictures of our fun weekend! Makes me anxious for Alabama, because the kids LOVED the sun, sand and water! Bring on VACATION!!

Jason loved this thing.

Sand castles.

These toys were fun!

Our little fish!

Jason coaching Kara at her first jump off the top!

Pretty girls!

Sawyer and Em playing in the coup car!

She didn't want her face painted, so got her arm painted in stead.

Sawyer got a tractor.

Glow to go hayride!

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