Indiana State Parks

Park Name	By City	Notes	Admission **
Brown County	Nashville, IN	Largest State Park in Indiana
Chain O’ Lakes	Albion, IN	Eight connected kettle lakes
Charlestown	Charlestown, IN	Built on the grounds of the old Indiana Army Ammunition Plant
Clifty Falls	Madison, IN	Features a canyon that has daylight only at midday
Falls of the Ohio	Clarksville, IN	Offers views of the Falls of the Ohio and Louisville, KY
Fort Harrison	Indianapolis, IN	Built on the site of old Fort Benjamin Harrison
Harmonie	New Harmony, IN	Near historic Rappite and Owenite villages
Indiana Dunes	Porter, IN	Attached to Indiana Dunes National Park
Lincoln	Lincoln City, IN	Across from Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
McCormick’s Creek	Spencer, IN	First state park in Indiana
Mounds	Anderson, IN
O’Bannon Woods	Corydon, IN	Formerly the Wayandotte SRA, renamed in honor of late Indiana Governor, Frank O’Bannon
Ouabache	Bluffton, IN	Name is French spelling of Wabash
Pokagon	Bluffton, IN	Well known for skiing
Potato Creek	North Liberty, IN
Prophetstown	Lafayette, IN
Shades	Waveland, IN	Only state park to have its own airstrip
Shakamak	Jasonville, IN	Used to be a strip mine
Spring Mill	Mitchell, IN	Pioneer village, numerous caves, and a memorial to Gus Grissom
Summit Lake	New Castle, IN
Tippecanoe River	Winamac, IN
Turkey Run	Marshall, IN	Sandstone gorges and unique terrain
Versailles	Versailles, IN
White River	Indianapolis, IN	Urban park in downtown Indianapolis
Whitewater Memorial	Liberty, IN	Built on land donated by four counties