Indiana
Wooded ridgesBrown County State Park
Near Nashville
CampingChoose an electric or non-electric campsite. RVs use the West Gate on State Road 46.
DogsBring a six-foot leash for your dog.
Midwest travel with dogs
Dog-friendly weekends in the Midwest
Find a state park, check its pet rules, and compare the cost of a cabin or an RV delivered to your campsite.
The park finder
Find your next state park
Browse by state, then open a park guide for trails, campsites and dog-friendly dining. Each guide includes park pet rules and reservation links.
Illinois
Canyon trailsStarved Rock State Park
Near Utica
CampingThe campground offers electric hookups. Check park alerts for trail and campground closures.
DogsBring a leash for self-guided hikes with your dog.
Michigan
Lake Michigan dunesWarren Dunes State Park
Near Sawyer
CampingMount Randall has electric sites. Hilldebrandt has rustic sites.
DogsUse a six-foot leash on the pet shoreline north of the northernmost swim buoy.
Michigan
Old-growth pine forestHartwick Pines State Park
Near Grayling
CampingChoose a wooded or pull-through site. All sites have electric service, and some have full hookups.
DogsKeep your dog on a six-foot leash and check posted trail rules.
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Minnesota
St. Croix RiverInterstate State Park
Near Taylors Falls
CampingCamp near the river and glacial pothole trails. Some campsites have electricity.
DogsPets are welcome at campsites. Check posted rules before taking your dog on a trail.
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Ohio
Gorges and waterfallsHocking Hills State Park
Near Logan
CampingCamp near Old Man’s Cave. The campground has full-hookup, electric and non-electric sites.
DogsOhio DNR allows pets at the campsites. Check the rules for any cabin you consider.
Wisconsin
Lake and bluffsDevil’s Lake State Park
Near Baraboo
CampingQuartzite campground has electric and non-electric sites and operates year-round.
DogsLook for the designated dog swim areas by the north and south shore boat launches.
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Stay near Brown County, Indiana
Compare a camper delivered to the state park with a fenced-yard cabin near Nashville.
Delivered RVs
Match the rental to your campsite, then confirm delivery and setup with the host.
Plan RV delivery Browse RVshareCabins with fenced yards
Check pet fees and fence details, then save your favorites for later.
Open the cabin finderCheck site fit
Match the camper’s length and power needs.
Tell the host West Gate
Indiana DNR directs RVs to the SR 46 entrance.
Pack a six-foot leash
The park’s leash rule applies at the campsite too.
Brown County RV delivery guide
Plan the site and camper together
Compare both on the same dates before you commit. A campsite with power still needs room for the specific camper you choose.
Pick a campsite that fits
Search for Brown County State Park in the Indiana DNR reservation system. Open the specific site to check maximum equipment length and electrical service. Check water and sewer separately if you need them.
Check DNR campsite availabilityFind a host who delivers and allows dogs
Search your dates near Nashville, Indiana. Use the delivery and pet-friendly filters where available. Ask the owner about delivery to your campsite, the full setup and pickup price, and limits or fees for your dog.
Line up arrival and pickup
Compare cancellation terms and confirm both checkout totals. Give your host the campground loop, site number and handoff time. Indiana DNR directs RVs and tow vehicles to the West Gate on State Road 46, west of Nashville.
Verify the park entrance
Campsite maps
Start with the loop map
Use the map to see where a site sits. Use the reservation listing and the RV owner to confirm fit and hookups.
Buffalo Ridge
Electric sites. The map identifies accessible sites and campground facilities.
Raccoon Ridge
Use the map and the site listing together to confirm whether the site has electric service.
Taylor Ridge
The electric campground map shows site numbers and campground roads.
Traveling with a dog
Check two sets of pet rules
Ask the camper owner about pet fees and limits. Indiana DNR’s six-foot leash rule applies on park property, including campsites. A portable fence doesn’t satisfy the leash rule.
Read Indiana DNR’s pet rulesPrefer a cabin? Compare dog-friendly cabins with fenced yards.
Weekend cost planner
Compare a cabin and a delivered RV
Enter either quote to see its total, or add both to compare. Use the same dates and include each fee once. Add pet fees, cleaning charges and taxes to the applicable fees field.
Both quotes use the same number of nights.
Compare your stays
Enter both quotes to see the difference.
Check the final total on the booking site for your dates.
Before you go
Brown County RV questions
Do I need a tow vehicle?
If the owner agrees to deliver, set up, and pick up the camper at your site, you can arrive in your own car. Confirm the exact delivery address and what setup covers with the owner before booking.
Does booking the camper also reserve the campsite?
Reserve the park campsite separately through Indiana DNR’s reservation system. Check the campsite and rental for the same nights and compare their cancellation terms before you commit.
Will every pet-friendly camper take my dog?
Each owner sets their pet terms. Confirm size and number limits, fees, and any rules about leaving a dog in the camper. Indiana DNR’s pet rules apply in the park.