Bubba's Buzz by the Pond
A peaceful area beside the pollinator meadow, a hand-painted beehive and Princess Trailhead, with immediate access to multiple trailheads.
Wild Indigo Forest Farm · Camping Areas
Wild Indigo camping is intentionally flexible. These named areas help you choose the setting that best fits your stay, but they are not rigid little numbered boxes carved into the land.
Eight named forest, pond and meadow areas currently featured through Wild Indigo's Hipcamp presence, now gathered here as part of our direct-booking home.
A peaceful area beside the pollinator meadow, a hand-painted beehive and Princess Trailhead, with immediate access to multiple trailheads.
An off-the-road forest escape near Critters Creek for guests who want privacy and tree cover while remaining reasonably close to access routes. In winter and very early spring, distant farm views may peek through the bare trees.
A forested Critters Creek option for campers who need their vehicle close at hand while still wanting the feeling of being tucked away among the trees.
A canopy-covered camping area near native orchid habitat and ramp patches, with a short walk to Princess Leia's Pond and the Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth.
A quiet forest-canopy area near native orchid habitat and spring ramp patches, close to Princess Leia's Pond and the Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth.
A peaceful woodland area beneath the canopy, surrounded by native plant habitat and within an easy walk of the pond and labyrinth.
A serene camping area before the pond and beside the Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth, with quick access to several trailheads and pollinator meadows.
A forest-canopy area near native orchids and ramp patches, with Princess Leia's Pond and the Daffodil Renewal Labyrinth close enough for an easy wander.
The ridge option keeps vehicle access simple while still delivering meadow, trail and night-sky views.
Directly off the road near one of Indiana's higher knobs, this area sits beside a native wildflower meadow with immediate trail access and a wide-open relationship with the night sky.
Preferred camping areas may shift with weather, trail conditions, habitat protection and the needs of the land. Wherever you settle in, the same leave-no-trace, wildlife, pond, pet and primitive-camping standards apply.