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Nameless Creek Youth Camp is a park, located at 2675 S 600 E, Greenfield, IN 46140, USA. Visit their website www.namelesscreekyouthcamp.com for more detailed information.

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2675 S 600 E, Greenfield, IN 46140, USA
Added by Jopie, at 25 March 2014

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7 Reviews

  • Thomas Yazell
    23 June 2017

    AWESOME FOR FAMILY OR GROUP CANPING!

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  • Adam Jenvey
    25 November 2016

    Decent site for LARPs.

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  • Daniel Mickey
    13 June 2016

    Very well maintained property,with decent accommodations.

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  • Nancy Haskins
    07 April 2014

    A small camp tucked away in a nature paradise. I spent an evening at this camp and had quite the enjoyable experience. Very easy to find your way around in the dark. I loved the wooded paths and creek in the very back. Lovely place to sit, relax, and let the stress of the busy world float away.

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  • Krista Pieri
    07 April 2014

    Jerry is wonderful to work there. The site is beautiful and well spread out. I look forward to the growing partnership between my group and this camp. So glad I was sent to see this place!

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  • Marion Ruch
    03 April 2014

    Besides the wind and the bitter cold our first night there, I very much enjoyed doing our LARP at Nameless Creek. The facilities were all clean and well-cared-for, and the site helped set the mood for us. There was plenty of space to run around and explore. I would definitely consider visiting the site again, even if it wasn't for any sort of special event. Five stars out of five for me.

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  • Steven Black
    01 April 2014

    This place is a nice camp site with three 10-person cabins (space heater, mini-fridge, and small microwave), a large communal indoor building (stove fireplace), and a large pavilion (lots of picnic tables and serving counter). A smaller facilities building has restrooms with showers, along with a modern kitchen for those that would rather not do the camp-food thing.

    However, with all the campfire pits, hiking trails, and large field (for sports or tents) those buildings may not get much use until nightfall or meal time.

    The camp's name-sake creek looks clean enough to wade in and I might bring my fishing pole next time.

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