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Fall camping is becoming more popular

Looking for something to do on fall break without going too far? It’s a great time to go camping.

A campsite with lawn chairs, a tent, and trees in the background

Even on the campground, we still have to have our coffee.

Photo by INDYtoday team

Summer may be over but what about camping in October or November?

According to Kampgrounds of America, people are branching out and camping in the fall. October was actually found to be the most popular month for road trips.

Camping this late in the season usually means colorful trees, fewer crowds, less bugs, and more budget-friendly options for your travels.

Here are a few places to camp around Indiana that are worth the drive:

Want even more campsites that are especially good for stargazing? We’ve got another guide.

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