Indiana State Parks
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
Shades State Park is that peaceful place you've been looking for. Located about 17 miles southwest of Crawfordsville (off S.R. 47), it is a favorite for hikers and canoeists. ... Shades State Park ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
The mission of Indiana's Division of State Parks and Reservoirs is to manage and interpret our unique natural, wildlife, and cultural resources; to provide for compatible recreational opportunities; and to sustain the integrity of these resources for future generations. ... [Read More]
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
23. On May 17, 1921, Jennings County turned over a portion of Muscatatuck Valley named Vinegar Mills to the state for use as a state park. Vinegar Mills was later re-named "Muscatatuck" because of the historic significance of that Indian name, meaning "winding waters." A brick house was converted into a small inn, and tents with wooden floors built for additional accommodations. Just 86 acres, this finely forested park became a popular picnic area and stopover between Madison and Indianapolis, but never was developed further. Several years down the road, Muscatatuck was reclassified as a state game farm, then became a county park. Muscatatuck State Park was the first state park that required no financial assistance of any kind. ... [Read More]
State Parks & Reservoirs
Abraham Lincoln would say, " Here I grew up ," to describe the rolling hills and shady forest of what is now Lincoln State Park. The Lincoln story is told in grand style drama in our 1,500 seat, covered outdoor amphitheatre each summer. Lincoln is a must for school groups who can combine history with the outdoors for an outstanding educational experience. ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
The mission of Indiana's Division of State Parks and Reservoirs is to manage and interpret our unique natural, wildlife, and cultural resources; to provide for compatible recreational opportunities; and to sustain the integrity of these resources for future generations. ... | PARKS | RESERVOIRS | INNS | FEES | ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
Located in the beautiful hills of Brown County off Highway 46, you will especially enjoy the variety offered in Indiana's largest state park, including nearly 20 miles of roads, with numerous scenic vistas. Comfortable accommodations at the rustic Abe Martin Lodge, large campgrounds, hiking trails, interpretive services, and extensive horse riding facilities are some of the things that make Brown County State Park popular year-round. ... Nearby Nashville, Indiana, features quaint specialty shops, art galleries, entertainment, and historic homes. A visit to T.C. Steele State Historic Site or Yellowwood State Forest make your visit complete. ... [Read More]
State Parks & Reservoirs
The mission of Indiana's Division of State Parks and Reservoirs is to manage and interpret our unique natural, wildlife, and cultural resources; to provide for compatible recreational opportunities; and to sustain the integrity of these resources for future generations. ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
Prophetstown, Indiana's newest state park, was dedicated on August 24, 2004. ... Prophetstown State Park ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
McCormick's Creek State Park ... Unique limestone formations and scenic waterfalls are some of the beautiful highlights at Indiana's first state park, McCormick's Creek. You'll find this park along the White River, 14 miles northwest of Bloomington. ... [Read More]
Indiana's State Parks & Reservoirs - Parks
Recreation buildings are currently available at Brown County, Indiana Dunes, Lincoln, Mounds, McCormick's Creek, Ouabache, Pokagon, Potato Creek, Shakamak, Spring Mill, Tippecanoe River, and Versailles State Parks. ... Designated recreation rooms, buildings, facilities and partially or wholly enclosed shelters may be rented for day use and are available at several state parks. Reservations may be made one year in advance. ... ($8.00 daily at Indiana Dunes State Park) for noncommercial vehicles which do not have Indiana license plates. Admits driver and passengers. ... [Read More]
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