The 600 acres that comprise Angel Mounds State Historic Site were purchased in 1938 by the Indiana Historical Society with financial assistance from Eli Lilly. In 1947, the Indiana Historical Society transferred ownership to the State of Indiana. It is now ........more >

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, ........more >

Brush Creek Fish and Wildlife Area is 2402 acres of open farm fields, rolling hills and a 150-acre reservoir. The property also contains an public access site to the Muscatatuck River. Brush Creek Fish and Wildlife Area was developed in 1964 with land received from the Muscatatuck State Developmental ........more >

Charlestown State Park is located in southern Indiana with easy access from I-65, 8 miles to the east on state road 62. With scenic vistas of the Fourteenmile Creek valley and elevation changes of over 200 feet, Charlestown has much to offer the visitor with this diversity. While hiking the rugged terrain ........more >

Clark State Forest, established in 1903, is the oldest state forest in Indiana. The original appropriations to purchase a 2,000 acre tract took place during the administration of Governor Winfield Durbin. In the ensuing 96 years, additional acquisitions have increased this area to the present 24,000 ........more >

Clifty Falls State Park is located near Madison with entrances off state roads 56 and 62. The name Clifty Falls paints a beautiful picture in your mind. Winter and spring hiking shows the falls at their best while the rugged splendor of the creek and canyon offer exciting scenery year-round. In historic ........more >

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In 1933, a local conservation club raised funds to buy 900 acres to build a lake and establish an area to hunt and fish. They offered management of the project to the Indiana Department of Conservation the following year, and this marked the establishment of Ferdinand State Forest.........more >

A classic memorial stands on the site of Fort Sackville to commemorate the capture of the fort from British Lt. Governor Henry Hamilton and his soldiers by Lt. Col. George Rogers Clark and his frontiersmen on February 25, 1779. The heroic march of Clarkaposs men from Kaskaskia on the Mississippi in ........more >

Glendale Fish Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality hunting and fishing opportunities while maintaining 8,060 acres of land and over 1,400 acres of lakes and impoundments.........more >

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Harmonie State Park is located on the banks of the Wabash, 25 miles northwest of Evansville. A beautiful swimming pool, shady picnic areas, ravines and pristine landscape await you here. This is a trail lover's paradise Trails for walking, biking and nature hikes will lure you for a visit. Nearby ........more >

Harrison-Crawford/Wyandotte Complex lies in the central and extreme southern part of the state,bordering the Ohio River. The forest contains about 26,000 acres including the Wyandotte Caves StateRecreation Area. The area offers Class A campsites, as well as the Stagestop Campground, which offersClass ........more >

The Hoosier National Forest, in the hills of south central Indiana, provides a wide mix of opportunities and resources for people to enjoy. Rolling hills, back-country trails, and rural crossroad communities make this small but beautiful Forest a favorite Forest managers work with the public to develop ........more >

Jackson-Washington State Forest encompasses more than 16,500 acres in Jackson and Washingtoncounties in the heart of Indiana. This part of the state contains unique topography known as the knobsregion, and affords scenic views from Skyline Drive and some breathtaking hiking trails. The main forestarea, ........more >

Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial preserves the site of the farm where Abraham Lincoln spent 14 formative years of his life, from the ages of 7 to 21. He and his family moved to Indiana in 1816 and stayed until 1830 when they moved on to Illinois. During this period, Lincoln grew physically and intellectually ........more >

Visit Lincoln State Park and discover Indiana's past throughout 10 miles of hiking trails, rolling forested hills and two scenic lakes. Sleep among the trees in our lakeside campground, log cabins or group cottages. Visit the Colonel Jones Home, the historic home of the merchant employer of young Abraham ........more >

The Martin County State Forest, located in Indiana, is a serene and picturesque natural sanctuary that offers a diverse range of outdoor activities and abundant beauty. Encompassing over 7,000 acres of pristine forestland, this haven captivates visitors with its towering trees, winding trails, and tranquil ........more >

Martin State Forest offers a variety of educational opportunities through its woodland management trailand arboretum. The forest features rugged hills, deep woods and long hiking trails.........more >

Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge is located in south central Indiana. The refuge takes its name from the Muscatatuck River, which forms the southern boundary. The land of winding waters is a pocket of wetland habitat where the river, flood-prone creeks, and small natural springs attracted wildlife ........more >

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The New Harmony State Historic Site is a part of the unified program of the University of Southern Indiana and the Indiana State Museum Historic Sites. New Harmony is the site of two of Americas earliest utopian communities. The first, Harmonie on the Wabash 1814-1824, was one of the most successful ........more >

The O'Bannon Woods State Park formerly Wyandotte Woods State Recreation Area lies in the central and extreme southern part of the state, bordering the Ohio River. It is nestled inside the 26,000 acre Harrison Crawford State Forest, but is managed separately along with Wyandotte Caves State Recreation ........more >

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Pike State Forest was placed under the management of Ferdinand State Forest in July 1997. The PikeState Forest consists of 2,939 acres in southwestern Indiana. Acquisition of the land that makes up PikeState Forest began in the 1930s, and continued through the 1950s. Most of the buildings on the propertywere ........more >

Selmier State Forest was donated to the state of Indiana by Mrs. Frank Selmier on behalf of her husband.Frank Selmier had a strong interest in the outdoors. He planted several acres on this property to pine,black locust, black walnut, sycamore and tuliptree from 1921 to 1934. Most of the property was ........more >

Spencer County State Forest is a picturesque natural sanctuary nestled in Indiana, offering a serene escape from the bustling city life. With dense woodlands spanning over hundreds of acres, visitors are greeted with a diverse ecosystem filled with towering trees, vibrant wildflowers, and a symphony ........more >

Spring Mill abounds in endless opportunities for recreation The restored pioneer village is a delight as you travel through time to the early 1800s. Twin Caves is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tours run on the half-hour no advance registrations are accepted sign up on day of tour only. No children ........more >

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Take a drive through the beautiful rolling hills of southeastern Indiana with Versailles State Park as your destination. Relax while fishing on the 230-acre lake where you can rent a paddleboat, rowboat, kayak or canoe. Get a workout and see the beauty of the park by taking a walk on a hiking trails ........more >

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Yellowwood State Forest was created in 1940 when federal land was leased to the State of Indiana. Theland was deeded to the state in 1956. Prior to that time, the Civilian Conservation Corps and WorksProject Administration completed three lakes, a shelterhouse and a residence, all presently in use. ........more >