Right on the edge of the Indiana-Kentucky border sits O’Bannon Woods State Park, which is part of Hoosier National Forest and home to some great camping spots. One in particular features little more than one simple structure built for anyone interested in a minimalist camping experience in a beautiful region. If you enjoy camping trips that give you a few days away from the frills of suburban life, this might be the perfect adventure for you.

It's common to rent a luxury cabin for a few nights to enjoy a natural environment or set up a home base for you to explore the forest. But this tiny cottage caters to explorers looking for a different kind of adventure.
Hipcamp Kerry B.
This small cottage is tucked away in O'Bannon Woods State Park, in Indiana's Hoosier National Forest.
Kerry B.
The structure is four feet tall, four feet wide and eight feet long, a perfect spot for anyone looking for a true camping experience while also staying dry and having plenty of room to relax.
Kerry B.
This cottage sits on a 60-acre homestead that has 54 acres of wooded land and six acres of groomed land. Three miles of trails give campers plenty to explore.
Kaitlyn T.

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There's no better place to enjoy a campfire before curling up in the cottage at this secluded campsite.
Joseph W.
Remember to bring bedding or a sleeping bag for this cottage.
Joseph W.
You'll have plenty of room in this spacious campsite to set up a hammock, enjoy the fire and pitch a couple tents if you're looking to camp with friends.
Shannon H.
When the leaves turn the forest into an abundance of color, there aren't many better places to camp in the state.
Kaitlyn T.

If you’re looking to spend a day in the city after a few nights of camping, head to Louisville for a day and explore one of the most fun cities in Kentucky. And it’s less than an hour away from the campsite.

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O'Bannon Woods State Park, 7234 Old Forest Rd, Corydon, IN 47112, USA