Camping at BLUEJAY SHELTER

Location and Accessibility

Bluejay Shelter is located within the Redbird State Recreation Area, which is in Greene County, Indiana. This area is known for its off-road vehicle trails and outdoor recreational opportunities. To access the shelter, you may need to check the specific park maps and signs for the exact location and the best routes to get there within the park.

Facilities and Amenities

Bluejay Shelter is typically a basic structure that provides cover and a designated area for picnicking and small gatherings. The facilities at the shelter can vary, but generally, you could expect:

• Picnic tables
• A grill or fire pit
• Nearby restrooms
• Drinking water access

It's important to contact the park or visit their website for the most updated information on what amenities are available at Bluejay Shelter.

Reservations and Fees

You may need to reserve Bluejay Shelter in advance, especially during peak seasons or weekends. There might be a rental fee associated with the reservation. Visit the Indiana Department of Natural Resources website or contact the park office directly to inquire about the reservation process and any applicable fees.

Activities in Redbird State Recreation Area

While at Bluejay Shelter, you can indulge in various activities that Redbird State Recreation Area offers, such as:

• Off-road vehicle (ORV) trail riding
• Hiking
• Wildlife watching
• Picnicking
• Photography

Camping Information

If you're looking to camp near Bluejay Shelter, it’s important to know if the Redbird State Recreation Area allows camping, as some areas are dedicated solely to day-use. If camping is permitted, there would be designated camping spots with varying levels of amenities from primitive sites to those with electric hookups.

Rules and Regulations

When visiting, you must adhere to park rules which typically include:

• Proper disposal of garbage
• Observing fire safety guidelines
• Keeping pets on leashes
• Respect for wildlife
• Adhering to the park hours

Contact Information

Before heading out, it’s crucial to get the latest and most accurate information by contacting:

• Redbird State Recreation Area Office
  • Phone: (Check the latest phone number from the Indiana DNR website or local directories)
  • Email: (Check for an email address for direct inquiries)
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources
  • Website: http://www.in.gov/dnr/
  • Reservations: Check their online reservation system or the phone number provided on their site

Make sure to confirm all details before your trip, as facilities and policies may change.