Find Hotels near Indiana County - Jimmy Stewart Airport (IDI)

"Very nice and quiet area"

"The general manager is amazing and is very helpful "

"Wonderful place to stay for a couple of nights. Convenient to other locations. There were things to see and do in the town of Indiana. Enjoyed the visit"

"It was clean and quiet. Had my doubts at first when she said that there was going to be a live band. Little disappointed that you have to pay for breakfast. "

"The property is very neat and clean, good staff, had good arrangements for complimentary breakfast."

"Good for the price"

"My husband & I were long time primative campers. With 2 kids, it is not as easy to bring ALL the gear necessary for a relaxing, but fun weekend. This seemed like a good option given that this is 1 trailer on several acres. We were going to check out the trout stream, but after using the little pond to brush up on my 5 yr old's casting skills & him reeling in the largest blue gill my husband has ever seen, so he was quite content "lake side" for a good portion of the trip. I've never seen any 5 yr old, let alone mine, sit so still for so long! We had limited cell service, which wasnt a bad thing! Most of our texts were sent & received. We didnt attempt to make any calls, but def could NOT pull up a browser & we were totally OK w/ that. The trailer was perfect for the 4 of us, but as others have mentioned, more people could be accomodated. The beds were comfortable, the kitchen functional & stocked w/ basic cooking equipment, a gas grill & cofee maker. The oven gave off a different to me odor, but it wasnt anything that the 2 nearby candles & an open window couldn't fix; then I found the exhaust fan on the microwave, lol! This property definitely gives off a comfy, "deer camp" vibe, which to me, is nostalga. I would recommend it to anyone that wants to "camp" but can't do, or doesnt have a tent; or that can't do w/o indoor plumbing. Very private & secluded. Will definitely consider this place again, especially if we're planning a stay in this relative area."