The Blue Rock Ranch is designated as a BoonDockers Welcome 'Legendary Host' and you'll see why when you stay. We park guests between 3-7p. If you're arriving outside of those times, let us know in your stay request. The Blue Rock Ranch is 51 acres of natural beauty and our home. We have 3 miles of trails, a couple of horses and every Indiana wildlife critter. We are scalloped by 3/4 of a mile of Hinkle Creek. We lay in an area unusual in central Indiana with hills and woods. The RV parking area is remote from the house and is paved. Watch a Video as Tipper walks thru the property: https://youtu.be/k9Z20fMGysk?si=q01UM0NZabC0fUjk We provide complimentary 50A, 30A or 20A power for air conditioner use. There is no charge. We also can fill your water tank and dump a cassette toilet. There is a wifi hot spot in the parking lot. We cannot park a rig taller than 12' or turn around a trailer longer than 30'. Text ranch-hand Rick at 317-797-5103 with questions. We are often not near the barn or are out and about. He'll meet you at the barn to get you all set up. Guest Rules: Quiet hours are 10p to 8a. No visitors unless approved. Check out time is 10a. We can always park an extra class B when full. No generators as we provide free electricity. Re-entry to the ranch after 10pm will not be available due to automatic gate closures. Local Info: Grand Park in Westfield is 5 miles away. Biking the Monon Trail is accessible via trail heads nearby. The Monon is on the Rails to Trails hall of fame. Sorry, no Ruoff concert stays will be allowed. DUMP STATION: 10 miles north of us is a Dump Station at the Love's Truck Stop. This is at the intersection of SR31 and SR28. The Loves is also a backup location for overnight parking in the event we are full. During the spring, summer and fall another backup location is the White River Campground in Strawtown Indiana https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/facilities/facility/details/white-river-campground-1. Coming from the North via I69, overnight parking is available with manager's permission at Cabela's Sporting Goods at exit 210. A Toad being pulled behind your rig may need to be disconnected.