MARENGO LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Campsite 6, Marengo: electric hookups, gazebo cover and campfire nights reserved for adult renters
A managed campsite at Marengo Cave for 1–7 nights (renters must be 18+); this guide clarifies amenities, rules, and what to pack.
Campsite 6, Marengo: electric hookups, gazebo cover and campfire nights reserved for adult renters.
Campsite 6 at Marengo sits within the operator-run grounds of Marengo Cave in Marengo, Indiana, offering powered sites with covered gazebos that support both tent camping and RV-style hookups. The sites come equipped with 50-amp electric service (and additional 4-110 amp outlets), fire pits, grills and picnic tables, with nearby modern showers and restrooms—an option for campers who want a fire-lit evening without having to fully rough it.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Full hookups and covered gazebos
Every site includes 50-amp electric service along with auxiliary 4-110 amp outlets and a covered gazebo, and all sites are available for tent camping—bringing electrical comfort to a tented stay.
Group shelters and large fire pits for evenings together
For groups who prefer tent camping together, the property offers three large group sites with an adjacent shelter house for meals and gatherings and large fire pits for late-night s'mores and stories.
Modern restrooms, showers and basic campground comforts
Amenities include fire pits, grills and picnic tables, plus nearby modern showers and restrooms—so you can enjoy campfire evenings without sacrificing basic comfort.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
Settle into a powered pad beneath a gazebo, string a light over the picnic table, and rely on the campground’s hookups and facilities rather than hauling everything you need. Evenings center on communal fire pits and the shelter house for meals and games; daytime can be spent expanding into the adjacent group sites if your party prefers more space. Rules such as vehicle and tent limits and the ban on alcohol keep the evenings orderly.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this setup is best for—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bookings are available for 1–7 nights; there is a minimum two-night stay on Holidays, Weekends, and during the busy season (March–October).
Bring sleeping bags and pillows, a tent, food and beverages (no alcohol permitted), a cooler and all other standard camping necessities. Be aware that cell coverage in the area is supported by Verizon towers only.
Each site allows one car and up to two tents. Renters must be 18 or older to reserve a site; no alcohol is allowed on site. All sites have 50-amp electric hookups and are available for tent camping.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long can I book Campsite 6?
Stays are available from 1–7 nights. There is a minimum two-night stay on Holidays, Weekends, and during the busy season (March–October).
Who is eligible to rent a site?
Rentals require an adult renter: you must be 18 or older to rent a campsite.
How many vehicles and tents are allowed per site?
Limit one car and two tents per site.
Is alcohol allowed at Campsite 6?
No—alcohol is not permitted on site.
What amenities are provided at each site?
All sites include 50-amp electric hookups (plus 4-110 amp outlets), gazebos, fire pits, grills and picnic tables; nearby modern showers and restrooms are available.
What cell coverage should I expect?
This area is supported by Verizon cell towers only; plan accordingly.