Indiana State Parks
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Indiana State Parks
Heres is all of the State Parks in Indiana, which one do you think is the best? Brown County
Chain O' Lakes
Charlestown
Clifty Falls
Falls of the Ohio
Fort Harrison
Harmonie
Indiana Dunes
Lincoln
McCormick's Creek
Mounds
O'Bannon Woods
Ouabache
Pokagon
Potato Creek
Prophetstown
Shades
Shakamak
Spring Mill
Summit Lake
Tippecanoe River
Turkey Run
Versailles
Whitewater Memorial
White River
Chain O' Lakes
Charlestown
Clifty Falls
Falls of the Ohio
Fort Harrison
Harmonie
Indiana Dunes
Lincoln
McCormick's Creek
Mounds
O'Bannon Woods
Ouabache
Pokagon
Potato Creek
Prophetstown
Shades
Shakamak
Spring Mill
Summit Lake
Tippecanoe River
Turkey Run
Versailles
Whitewater Memorial
White River
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In no particular order I like:
Brown County 'cause I live here. (In the county not in the park.)
Clifty Falls due to the dramatic falls. (I grew up in flat central Indiana. 60 ft is dramatic to me.)
http://clifty.com/cliftyfallspark.shtml
McCormick's Creek (Nostalgia. My grade school would make field trips there.)
Shades. (Due to its intrigue. It's short for "Shades of Death." I like the legend of the woman settler who buried an axe in her husband's head in the 1800's.)
www.crawfordsville.org/shades.htm
Brown County 'cause I live here. (In the county not in the park.)
Clifty Falls due to the dramatic falls. (I grew up in flat central Indiana. 60 ft is dramatic to me.)
http://clifty.com/cliftyfallspark.shtml
McCormick's Creek (Nostalgia. My grade school would make field trips there.)
Shades. (Due to its intrigue. It's short for "Shades of Death." I like the legend of the woman settler who buried an axe in her husband's head in the 1800's.)
www.crawfordsville.org/shades.htm
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I like Indiana Dunes. I've only been to a few of these, though.
I was at Potato Creek Park several times as it was not that far from a lakehouse I had at one time. It's good for kids, but very much like a normal forest preserve/mixed woods/sand/playground area- nothing phenomenal. There are places to picnic and cook out etc.
I was at Potato Creek Park several times as it was not that far from a lakehouse I had at one time. It's good for kids, but very much like a normal forest preserve/mixed woods/sand/playground area- nothing phenomenal. There are places to picnic and cook out etc.
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We've been to McCormick's Creek, Spring Mill, and Turkey Run. We love the hiking trails at Turkey Run, especially Trail 3. We always go horseback riding and float down the creek on inner tubes while we are there.
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