Bill Monroe’s Music Park & Campground
Bill Monroe’s Music Park & Campground is located at 5163 State Rd 135, Morgantown, Indiana 46160 with a total of 458 campsites. Before your trip to Bill Monroe’s Music Park & Campground, check out website at http://www.billmonroemusicpark.com/ or contact them through 812-988-6422 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)
39.2719, -86.2466
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 39.2719, -86.2466
Amenities
| Hookups | 50 Amp | 30 Amp | 20 Amp | water | dry camping | Partial Hookups |
| Connectivity | wifi | |||||
| Recreation | fishing | picnic area | playground | |||
| Site Amenities | big rig | fire ring | picnic table | pull thru | ||
| Facilities | dump station | general store | laundry | restrooms | ||
| Pets | pets |
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Overview of Bill Monroe’s Music Park & Campground
Last Price Paid: $38
Reported by CLscavone on 10.25.2021
Longest RV Reported: 38 feet (Class A)
Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022
Number of Sites:
458
Pad Type:
gravel
Open Seasonally:
April to Oct
Elevation:
754 ft / 229 m
Tent Camping:
Yes
Cell Phone Coverage
Verizon 4G
Confirmed by 3 Users Last Reported 06/05/2019
Reviews of Bill Monroe’s Music Park & Campground
4 people have reviewed this location.
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Nice area
Reviewed 25/10/2021
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Nightly rate: $38
Days stayed: 10
Site number: 124
We camped here on site 124 on Hippie Hill for 8 nights. Our daughters wedding was at a venue 4 miles away. The campground was pretty empty when we got there on Sat. 10/16. The sites are very close together, but since there was no crowd they kept everyone at least 3-4 sites apart. If you camp there on a festival weekend, you will be on ...moreWe camped here on site 124 on Hippie Hill for 8 nights. Our daughters wedding was at a venue 4 miles away. The campground was pretty empty when we got there on Sat. 10/16. The sites are very close together, but since there was no crowd they kept everyone at least 3-4 sites apart. If you camp there on a festival weekend, you will be on top and against each other. We had water and 50amp hookup. Friendly staff, interesting blue grass museum to view. The small town of Nashville Indiana is wonderful to explore. We spent 2 days shopping and eating. Went hiking at Brown County State Park. Trees just starting to turn colors and it was beautiful. The last weekend it rained and that's when we learned there is only 1 dump station and in heavy rain it floods. The dump station is on septic and not city. When everyone pulled out on Monday, and with the rain, it was a poopy mess. That is our only complaint. Could not image what it would be like on a festival weekend.
OK for a short stop or for the music festivals.
Reviewed 19/8/2021
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Nightly rate: $38
Days stayed: 2
Site number: 176
We had W/E only site on Hippy Hill. Long, overgrown gravel sites, level, with W/E at the very back end of the site. Trees prohibited satellite reception. They do have a dump station they allow a one-time use by campers, any additional dumps they charge $25 per. Staff very friendly and helpful. Our area had portable toilets scattered ab...moreWe had W/E only site on Hippy Hill. Long, overgrown gravel sites, level, with W/E at the very back end of the site. Trees prohibited satellite reception. They do have a dump station they allow a one-time use by campers, any additional dumps they charge $25 per. Staff very friendly and helpful. Our area had portable toilets scattered about; there is one very clean restroom/shower/laundry building near the pavilion. There is a museum on site, the Bill Monroe Memorial Museum, a tribute to "the King of Bluegrass". We were there at a non-festival time, so it was near empty.
Small, tight spaces but fun during a festival
Reviewed 23/7/2020
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Nightly rate: $36
Days stayed: 3
Staying during the Bean Blossom Blues festival in 2019. Water was so far from our site, we needed two hoses to reach. Bathrooms were clean. Fun being near the festival. However, booked again for 2020 and when the festival was cancelled due to Covid, refunds are not offered. Can stay without a festival (who would do that) or apply ...moreStaying during the Bean Blossom Blues festival in 2019. Water was so far from our site, we needed two hoses to reach. Bathrooms were clean. Fun being near the festival. However, booked again for 2020 and when the festival was cancelled due to Covid, refunds are not offered. Can stay without a festival (who would do that) or apply a credit within 12 months. Would not recommend booking here.
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Reviewed 5/6/2019
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Nightly rate: $36
Site number: 5
Was here during a festival. New campground owners working hard to upgrade. Everyone from previous festivals stated how much better it was and they raved about the new showers/bathroom that are still being upgraded. Water/electric with dump site on grounds. Gravel pads basically level. Over 300 sites for festival along with primitive...moreWas here during a festival. New campground owners working hard to upgrade. Everyone from previous festivals stated how much better it was and they raved about the new showers/bathroom that are still being upgraded. Water/electric with dump site on grounds. Gravel pads basically level. Over 300 sites for festival along with primitive cabins. They have about 8 festivals a year so would need to check out their schedule. (But come to a festival too!) Owners are local. Basics at camp store. Bill Monroe Museum closed temporarily for renovation. Many sites from shade to open. Some sites access are across steep hill roads. Great tent sites. Don't know how many sites open during non-festival times. Five miles from Nashville, Indiana, which was settled as an Art Colony and still caters to the arts. Located in the hills of Brown County. Definitely stay here again.