Indiancreek Campground and Conference Center

This is a great place, quiet yet so much for everyone to do! Our grandkids had a blast on the bounce pillow, putt putt golf, playground, cooking round the campfire. Nice grassy sites, well kept up and quiet in the evenings. There was a band and karaōke on a Sat night but after dark things quieted right down. Would highly recommend. Check out the little town of Tecumseh, fun little shops downtown, Spotted Cow for delicious ice cream!

This is a great little campground. It is «little enough» that it is quiet and low traffic. But it is big enough to have tons of activities.
We were there for Memorial weekend (with little kids) and we did the following
— Jumped on the jumping pillow
— Played in the playground
— Caught some fish in the pond
— took a paddle boat ride
— Fed grass to the Llamas
— Took a wagon ride
— Rode bikes
— played mini golf
— had campfires
— walked the nature trail
They also had a climbing wall and zipline, but our kids were too small.
Most of the activities are free. There was a small charge for the paddle boat.
The site we had was full hookup. I think most of the sites are full hookup.
The only negative points were
— uneven site. I had to use some leveling blocks on one side, and then the sewer hookup was almost higher than my camper.
— stone roads. Hard to ride bikes and a little dusty.
But these are not major concerns.
I really liked that it was away from all highways. I am not a fan of the campgrounds that are right by major highways… they may be easy to get to, but then you hear road noise all day and all night.
This one is right by a small airport, but the only thing coming and going was single-​engine prop planes. It was a little noisy during the day, but there was not a single one at night (I don’t even think the runway had lights…). And I personally enjoyed watching these little prop planes go by. When they come in to land it looks like they are going to land on a camper.
We are planning on going back next year