Restaurants near West Union

“I have gone there two times recently; one, with a group of friends; and two, with a friend. The waitresses are friendly, courteous, and helpful. They inquire about food and drinks. The cook is very hospitable and definitely good at what he does. The tables and floors are clean and ready to be loaded down with your orders. The restrooms are clean and stocked. I highly recommend this supper club.”

“Had lunch there today with my wife. This place is a real jewel, they know how to cook. I really appreciated the big slice of sweet onion on my bacon cheeseburger, most places usually give you a couple of pieces, not here, a whole slice. For an onion lover like me that is sandwich heaven.”

“TLDR: This is one of our current favorite campgrounds, and has become an annual visit that we look forward to every year.

Pretty sure this was our 8th consecutive year camping at Lincoln Trail State Park. Aside from our very first visit, we have always stayed on the Lakeside loop, and always at the end overlooking the lake. This has become an annual trip with our friends from Indianapolis (it's about the half way point between us), and has steadily grown to 4 or 5 families each year. We almost always stay here after Labor Day, so the campground is never busy.

The park is well maintained. The paved road around the lake makes for a nice car or bike ride (if you're up to it!), there are multiple well-maintained hiking trails, and the lake itself is awesome to take a canoe ride on (we always bring one). Water is available at the dump station on the way in, and also spread throughout the campground. The dump station itself has two lanes, non-potable water for cleanout, and this trip they even had sewer hoses connected & ready to go.

The Lakeside campground has only pit toilets, but Plainview has a nice bathroom/shower house. Hosts area always friendly, and leave you alone unless you need something. The wooden stairs and railings around many of the sites are showing their age, but you can see new repairs throughout as they keep them maintained. The gravel sites (at least on Lakeside) are a blessing and a curse; they're mostly level, dry, and comfortable walking, but you'll be sweeping it out of your camper or tent all weekend! There is a small playground in the Lakeside area, and I believe a slightly larger one and basketball court in Plainview.

As of this review (2025), the restaurant & bait shop are no longer open. You are still able to fish, but make sure your license is up to date as we have been checked by Conservation Police (this is a positive thing in my opinion).”

“Best Friday evening supper you can find in the Wabash Valley. Service is great too!”