Indiana State Parks

You can find gorgeous views, stunning fall foliage, and plenty of things to do at this 16,000-acre park!

Stunning sandstone gorges, scenic trails, and crystal-clear waters are among the reasons this Indiana state park is among the top ten in America.

Take students on educational field trips to Indiana state parks with grants offered by the Indiana Natural Resources Foundation. Apply now!

The offer is part of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources' "Welcome Back Weekend."

Are you still looking for something to do this Easter Sunday? Here's a crazy idea - you could spend Easter at one of Indiana's beautiful state parks.

Before you head to camp at an Indiana State Park, make sure you are familiar with the dos and don'ts of camping with your pets.

You can bid on a premier campsite in Indiana perfect for viewing the 2024 solar eclipse taking place on April 24, 2024.

Southern Indiana's Patoka Lake will be home to a three-day Women's Wilderness Weekend in April and registration is just $75 for women 16 and older.

Expand your horizons at this unique Indiana state park; its burial grounds date back to prehistoric times.

Indiana's Harmonie State Park is hosting a falconry event in February and this family-friendly event is free to attend.

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A state park in northern Indiana is home to Toboggan Run, a refrigerated slide that has been thrilling guests for over 85 years.