Clifty Falls State Park
Located southeast of Indianapolis, northeast of Louisville and near Madison, Clifty Falls State Park offers the visitor an array of activities and natural wonders. Spend time exploring the stunning canyon, refreshing creek and spectacular falls found here. Park facilities and services include 106 campsites with electricity, 59 primitive campsites, youth tent regions, dump station, nature center, shelters, tennis courts, swimming pool, a water slide, picnic areas, hiking trails, meeting facilities as well as the Clifty Inn and Restaurant. Park entrance fees, as of 2009, are $4 Monday through Thursday and $5 Friday through Sunday/Holidays for Indiana residents, $7 for non-residence, $36 annually for resident or $46 annually for non-resident.
Clifty Falls State Park
2221 Clifty Dr.
Madison, IN 47250
(866) 622-6746 (reservations)
in.gov/dnr/parklake/2985.htm
McCormick's Creek State Park
Situated southwest of Indianapolis in central Indiana, McCormick's Creek State Park is the state's first park, providing dense wooded regions, cleared open areas, unusual limestone formations, a striking canyon and picturesque waterfalls for a variety of outdoor activities. Park facilities and services include 189 campsites with electricity, 32 primitive campsites, group camping, youth tent regions, dump station, camp store, nature center, shelters, hiking trails, tennis courts, recreation center, swimming pool, saddle barn, trail rides, picnic areas, cabins and the Canyon Inn. Park entrance fees, as of 2009, are $4 Monday through Thursday and $5 Friday through Sunday/Holidays for Indiana residents, $7 for non-residence, $36 annually for resident or $46 annually for non-resident.
McCormick's Creek State Park
250 McCormick's Creek Park Rd.
Spencer, IN 47460
(812) 829-2235
(866) 622-6746 (reservations)
in.gov/dnr/parklake/2978.htm
Tippecanoe River State Park
Positioned southwest of South Bend in the northern part of Indiana, Tippecanoe River State Park is the place to go for canoeing or cross-country skiing in the winter. Explore a variety of terrain consisting of sand dunes, forests, marshes, abandoned fields and the Tippecanoe River. Park facilities and services include 112 campsites with electricity, 10 canoe campsites, 56 primitive horsemen campsites, group camping area, youth tent region, dump station, shelters, boat ramp, recreational building, bridle trails, fishing, boating, picnicking, hiking trails and cross country skiing. Ski and canoe rentals are not available in the park. Park entrance fees, as of 2009, are $4 Monday through Thursday and $5 Friday through Sunday/Holidays for Indiana residents, $7 for non-residence, $36 annually for resident or $46 annually for non-resident.
Tippecanoe River State Park
4200 N. U.S. 35
Winamac, IN 46996
(574) 946-3213
(866) 622-6746 (reservations)
in.gov/dnr/parklake/2965.htm
