Paint Creek Campground

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Paint Creek Campground

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889 ft

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Reservable

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Year-round

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No Service

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No Pets

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Paint Creek Campground

Paint Creek Campground

39.2662, -83.3796

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Families with kids who want lake access, a playground, and hookups (site 63 has 15/30/50 amp) will get the most out of this place. Verizon users can stream without issues, and the staff gets consistent praise for being genuinely helpful.

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Tight site spacing and narrow roads are the main complaint across reviews, if you need buffer between you and your neighbors, this layout will bother you. Ask specifically about placement when booking; sites near the shelter house or water treatment facility are the least desirab


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About Mississinewa Lake

Context for the broader area surrounding Paint Creek Campground, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.

Mississinewa Lake: the name Mississinewa was derived from the Miami Indian word "Mis-chis-in-wah," which means water on a slope. The area is rich in Indian history. Chief Francis Godfroy established the Miami Trading Post near the mouth of the Mississinewa in 1817. Frances Slocum was abducted as a child and raised by Miami Indians. She was referred to as the "White Rose of the Miami's," married an Osage War Chief, and settled in the Mississinewa Area. Both were buried on project land, and their burial sites were moved during lake construction.

Directions

Approximately 65 miles northeast of Indianapolis. From Peru, south on IN 21, east on IN 400, north on Rt. 550.