Spring Mill State Park

Star4.28
57 reviews
3333 Highway 60 East, MITCHELL, Indiana, 47446, United States

Quick Facts

735 ft

Price

$7 - $9/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

131 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Very Pet Friendly

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Spring Mill State Park
$7.00 - $9.00 / night
Campsite Fees
Entrance fees range from $7 for Indiana residents to $9 for non-residents. No additional site-specific fee details provided.
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.28

Satisfactory

Based on 57 reviews

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"User reviews highlight the park's historical and natural attractions, clean facilities, and wide range of activities. However, some users noted issues with sloped campsites, low water pressure in showers, and poor cell service."

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3333 Highway 60 East, MITCHELL, Indiana, 47446, United States

Spring Mill State Park

3333 Highway 60 East, MITCHELL, Indiana, 47446, United States

Driving directionsFrom the North: SR 37 South to SR 60 East to park entrance. From the South: SR 37 North to SR 60 East to park entrance. From the East: From I-65 exit 29 (Scottsburg), take SR 56 West to SR 60 West to park entrance. From the West: SR 60 East to park entrance.
The campground is accessible via State Road 60, with paved roads leading to the entrance. No specific seasonal closures or challenging terrain are mentioned.
Nearby places
Mitchell - Closest city (Exact distance not provided), Patoka Reservoir - 40 miles.
Nearby supplies
Within the facility: grocery store, camp store. Additional supplies available in Mitchell.

Best Time to Camp at Spring Mill State Park

Experience the park's transformation through Indiana's distinct seasons. Winter brings a hushed tranquility to the historic village, with frost glistening on mill wheels and cozy cabin hearths. As spring awakens the forest, wildflowers carpet the trails and cave springs run crystal clear. Summer's warmth invites leisurely exploration of cool cave interiors and shaded forest paths, while autumn paints the canopy in brilliant golds and crimsons—perfect for photographers and nature lovers alike.

Summer(Jun-Aug)
4.0 / 5

Pool, boat tours, hiking and programming available in summer; active park season noted in reviews.

Fall(Sep-Nov)
4.0 / 5

Fall foliage, scenic trails and the historic village make autumn visits especially attractive.

Best
Spring(Mar-May)
4.0 / 5

Spring brings active springs, trails and renewed foliage; caves and tours resume seasonally.

Winter(Dec-Feb)
3.0 / 5

Park open year‑round; winter offers quiet historic ambiance but some seasonal closures reduce options.

Planning Tips
  • Peak Season: Not specified.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
  • Operating Season: Year-round camping availability.

About Spring Mill State Park

Where limestone caves meet living history, Spring Mill State Park weaves together the wonders of nature with tales of pioneer ingenuity. This captivating destination invites you to explore mysterious underground waterways, wander through a meticulously restored 1800s village, and discover how early settlers harnessed the power of cave springs to build their frontier community. From the Pioneer Village's working gristmill to the fascinating Twin Caves Boat Tour, every corner of this park tells a story of human innovation harmonizing with nature's raw beauty.
The campground at Spring Mill State Park offers accommodations for different camping preferences, including RV, tent, and group sites. There are also cabins and an inn available for visitors.
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Activities you can enjoy

Spring Mill State Park provides a variety of recreational opportunities, including hiking, cultural programs, fishing, swimming, and exploring caves. Visitors can also enjoy biking, wildlife viewing, and historical tours.
HikingThe park offers a large network of hiking trails suitable for all difficulty levels. Trails feature caves, historical sites, and scenic views. Donaldson Cave is a highlight, although visitors are advised to be cautious of wet and slippery stairs.
FishingFishing opportunities are available in the park's lakes and streams, though specific details about fish types are not mentioned.
SwimmingThe park has a swimming pool with seasonal lifeguards. Reviews describe the pool as clean and well-maintained.
BikingBiking is allowed on trails and around the park. One user mentioned riding bikes to the Pioneer Village as a highlight of their visit.
BoatingThe park includes a boat tour of the Twin Caves, which costs $3 per person. Boats for lakes or streams are not specifically mentioned.
Wildlife viewingWildlife viewing is encouraged, with opportunities to see birds and various native species. Some visitors mentioned seeing blind fish in the caves.
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Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsSloped and uneven terrain at some campsites. Wet stairs near Donaldson Cave may be hazardous.

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Reviews

4.3
57 reviews
Satisfactory
Satisfactory
Spring Mill State Park is satisfactory, placing it in the bottom 60% of campgrounds based on reviews
User reviews highlight the park's historical and natural attractions, clean facilities, and wide range of activities. However, some users noted issues with sloped campsites, low water pressure in showers, and poor cell service.
Review Summaries
Based on 57 reviews

What Campers Love

Positive aspects mentioned include the Pioneer Village, clean bathhouses, scenic hiking trails, the Twin Caves boat tour, and the park's maintenance. Several reviews praised the historical and...
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Common Concerns

Complaints include uneven or muddy campsites, lack of Wi-Fi, limited cell service, and occasional maintenance issues such as bathrooms running out of supplies.
Based on 57 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Visitors recommend bringing leveling blocks for uneven campsites, scheduling cave tours in advance, and bringing appropriate footwear for wet caves. Long water hoses may be needed for some campsite...
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Seasonal Insights

The park receives positive reviews year-round, but some activities like the swimming pool and caves are seasonal. Winter visits may face limited activities due to closures.
Based on 57 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. "A great place to visit with a lot of things to see. Bring leveling blocks if you're camping, a lot of sites are not level." - Mike Brewer 2. "The property is maintained, as are the trails. Far...
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Site-Specific Reviews

Users mentioned some sites being sloped or unlevel. Sites with mud or uneven surfaces were flagged as problematic.
Based on 57 reviews

Accessibility Features

Some areas, like the village, have stairs and narrow spaces, which may not be suitable for strollers or those with mobility issues. Accessibility features are not consistently reviewed.
Based on 57 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

Pets are allowed but must be leashed. One review highlighted concerns about unattended pets being left in campsites.
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Last updated January 13, 2026
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