Indiana (IN) is a state in the United States. This page collects resources you may need for travel, camping, and nomadic living in Indiana. (Neighboring states are Illinois to the west, Kentucky to the south, Michigan to the north, and Ohio to the east.)
Traveling in Indiana
- National Parks in Indiana
- US Army Corps of Engineers > Lakes and recreation
- OnlyInYourState.com > Indiana
- Roadside America > Offbeat tourist attractions
- iExit guides > Cities in Indiana
- Scenic Byways
| Wikivoyage: Indiana |
| Wikipedia: Indiana |
Local Climate
- WeatherSpark > Climate and average weather in Indiana
- CurrentResults > Climate and average weather in Indiana
- See the weather page for additional resources.
Camping and Parking in Indiana
- Bureau of Land Management > Eastern States
- AllStays > Indiana
- Campendium > Indiana
- FreeCampSites.net > Indiana
- Camping USA > Indiana
- KOA > Indiana
- The Dyrt > Indiana
- Boondocker's Bible > Indiana rest area rules
- iExit > Rest areas in Indiana
- RVShare > Guide to RV Camping in Indiana
- Recreation.gov > Indiana - recreation areas, camping, day use areas, and points of interest
- See the Finding parking page for additional information.
Regulations in Indiana
Indiana parking regulations:
- Columbia city codes say "If an RV is brought in to accommodate temporary visitors, it cannot stay on that property longer than seven consecutive days or 14 days annually. In no instance shall an RV be occupied or used for sleeping, living or housekeeping purposes, except for short-term use by visitors."[1]
- Frankton "prohibits people from living in recreational vehicles within the city limits"[2]
- Shelbyville bans parking of RVs and campers in city park parking lots at any time.[3]
- Check our parking regulations page for general information and disclaimers.
State and local regulations:
- Municode Indiana
- GeneralCode Indiana
- American Legal Publishing Indiana
- USA.gov state and local government information
- State and Local government contacts
- Run a web search for "City name city code" or "City name parking regulations".