On the Ohio River · Florence, Indiana
Where the river meets the woods.
Nestled by the woods, our RV haven is near the water access and small‑town charm of Vevay, Indiana just around the bend.
Your basecamp for adventure
From morning casts on the Ohio River to evening spirits in Vevay's local bars, every day here feels like a slow‑burning Indiana sunset.
45+
Waterfront & wooded sites
Premier water access
Launch your boat right from the nearby park. The bass are biting near the dam spillway, and the sunsets from the water are unforgettable.
Historic Vevay
A short drive to Switzerland County's oldest town — brick storefronts, riverfront parks, and a walkable Main Street steeped in history.
Lots of wildlife nearby
Privacy when you want it, community when you don't. Deer, songbirds, and river herons are regular visitors around the sites.
Riverboat casinos
Belterra Casino Resort is just minutes away — try your luck at the tables, catch live entertainment, or unwind at the spa.
Shops & boutiques
Antique stores, wineries, and artisan shops line the streets of Vevay and the surrounding villages — perfect for a slow afternoon stroll.
Restaurants & bars
From riverside diners to cozy family-owned kitchens and warm local bars, you're never far from a great meal or a friendly pint.
A gentle welcome
Come as travelers.
Leave as friends.
Whether you’re rolling in for a single night or settling in for the season, you’ll find us waiting with a warm hello, a hand with the hookups, and a tip or two about the best stretch of river for a morning cast.
30/50
Amp hookups
24/7
Gate access
8 min
To downtown Vevay
Pet
Friendly & shaded
Simple pricing
Select your stay
Transparent rates for travelers, dreamers, and weekenders.
Guest stories
Kind words from the riverbank
“Great fun at Camp by the Dam! Highly recommend it for a small, quiet, convenient campsite in the Ohio River Valley.”
We've camped there a couple of times this summer. We had a relaxing and enjoyable weekend. We liked the full hookups there. Very convenient.
We really enjoyed camping at Camping by the Dam and visiting the Switzerland County Historical Society. The campground was quiet and neat and tidy.