Cozy up for crisp nights and glowing campfires — Caboose Lake Campground is running a September Camping Special: stay two nights (Sep 2–30, 2025) and receive one free bundle of firewood. It’s the perfect excuse to get outside this fall, enjoy peaceful lakeside evenings, and stretch out your summer season into a quieter, more relaxing getaway.
Why September at Caboose Lake is ideal
Caboose Lake is even more peaceful in September, when crisp air and changing leaves make the shoreline especially scenic. The lake’s calm waters are perfect for quiet paddles or early-morning fishing, while evenings invite cozy campfires and starry skies. Best of all, Caboose Lake is a short drive from downtown Remington and offers easy access to Jasper County — think local shops, seasonal farm stands, wineries, and small-town fall festivals and scenic drives that turn a weekend stay into a full autumn getaway.
What to do during a September stay
- Build a cozy campfire (free bundle of firewood included with two-night stays) and toast s’mores under the stars.
- Try early-morning fishing or a paddle on the lake — September fishing and calm water make for great starts to the day.
- Take a scenic drive and explore small-town Remington or nearby Jasper County fall activities — local hometown festivals, scenic routes and seasonal events are common through September.
Local Attractions
Caboose Lake also puts you within easy reach of a handful of classic small-town fall events and attractions across Remington and Jasper County like:
- Apple Popcorn Festival in Brookston, IN – September 20, 2025
- Oktoberfest at Fair Oaks Farms www.fofarms.com
- Apple Picking at Fair Oaks Farms www.fofarms.com
For low-key local exploration, stroll Remington’s Fountain Park and downtown to browse farm stands, local shops, and seasonal displays; those scenic back roads and town centers make for easy, pleasant drives on a fall afternoon (South Shore CVAdiscoverjaspercounty.com).
If guests want a short walk or picnic close to town, the Rodger G. Wolcott Memorial Park is a nearby green space worth a visit, and Jasper County’s golf courses (like Curtis Creek / Sandy Pines area) offer another option for outdoorsy visitors who want to stay active without straying far.
Sample 2-night itinerary (Sep 2–30 special)
Day 1 — Arrive & unwind
Set up at your site or cabin, stretch your legs with a lakeside walk, then light your included bundle of firewood and enjoy a quiet campfire.
Day 2 — Explore & relax
Morning paddle or fishing, then check out one of our local festivals or apple picking opportunities for food, music and local vendors. End the afternoon with a scenic drive through Jasper County back to your campfire.
Day 3 — Slow morning & depart
Coffee, one last shoreline stroll, and a relaxed pack-up before heading home. Looking to extend the morning a bit longer? Caboose Lake Campground offers late check-out until 2pm for a small fee.
How to book & claim the free firewood
Reserve online or call Caboose Lake’s office and mention the September Camping Special to ensure your free bundle is included. Phone and contact details are available on the campground’s contact/reservations page.
Contact: Caboose Lake Campground, 3657 W US-24, Remington, IN — Phone: 219-224-3055; Email: camp@cabooselake.com.
Ready to reserve?
Lock in crisp-air campfires and a quieter, cozier fall escape — book your two-night stay between Sep 2–30, 2025 to receive your free bundle of firewood. Visit CabooseLake.com or call 219-224-3055 to reserve.
