List of Indiana state parks
==List of Indiana State Parks ==
The state parks of Indiana are managed by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR). These parks offer a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and boating. Indiana's state parks are known for their natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and historical significance.
List of State Parks[edit | edit source]
Below is a list of state parks in Indiana:
- Brown County State Park
- Chain O'Lakes State Park
- Charlestown State Park
- Clifty Falls State Park
- Falls of the Ohio State Park
- Fort Harrison State Park
- Harmonie State Park
- Indiana Dunes State Park
- Lincoln State Park
- McCormick's Creek State Park
- Mounds State Park
- O'Bannon Woods State Park
- Ouabache State Park
- Patoka Lake State Park
- Pokagon State Park
- Potato Creek State Park
- Prophetstown State Park
- Salamonie Lake State Park
- Shades State Park
- Shakamak State Park
- Spring Mill State Park
- Summit Lake State Park
- Tippecanoe River State Park
- Turkey Run State Park
- Versailles State Park
- White River State Park
- Whitewater Memorial State Park
Notable Features[edit | edit source]
- Brown County State Park is the largest state park in Indiana and is known for its scenic vistas and extensive trail system.
- Indiana Dunes State Park is located along the southern shore of Lake Michigan and features sand dunes, wetlands, and forests.
- Clifty Falls State Park is renowned for its waterfalls and rugged terrain.
- Spring Mill State Park includes a restored pioneer village and the Virgil I. Grissom Memorial.
History[edit | edit source]
The Indiana state park system was established in 1916, coinciding with the state's centennial celebration. The first state park, McCormick's Creek State Park, was dedicated on July 4, 1916. The system has since grown to include over 30 parks, each offering unique natural and cultural experiences.
Management[edit | edit source]
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is responsible for the management and maintenance of the state parks. The DNR works to preserve the natural resources and provide recreational opportunities for the public.
See Also[edit | edit source]
- List of U.S. state parks
- National parks in Indiana
- Indiana State Forests
- Indiana State Nature Preserves
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