Indiana Campgrounds

Welcome to the Muscatatuck Park!

We hope you enjoy our site and invite you to visit our park.

Scenic Vistas, Natural Wonders, and More

The Muscatatuck Park is a natural gem, with an interesting and significant history.

Our visitor center will be glad to welcome you and supply the information that you may need.

Jennings County Visitor Center and Park Office

The surrounding county of Jennings is one if Indiana's most natural and scenic counties. With two National Wildlife Refuges,

two State Fish and Wildlife Areas, a State Forest and a State Nature Preserve, the wildlife and recreational opportunities abound.

Likewise the county and its small towns have a rich and unique history. Vernon is designated as a Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. Come breathe the fresh air as you stroll back in time through "Indiana's best example of a mid-19th century town". Antique shops, seasonal festivals, herb farms and some quaint dining will round out your visit.

Special Events in a Special Setting

Come join us! ......and make sure you bring the family. Our park is the setting of numerous annual family reunions. The park's peaceful and attractive scenery is the perfect place for your next get together. Whether you are planning a wedding, a corporate picnic, or you just a have an hour or so to relax: give your self a break and spend some Quality time with your loved ones.

A Place for the Whole Family!

The Muscatatuck Park is the best place to climb or boulder in Indiana! Our newly renovated trail system has been broken in for the bikers and hikers. We will be adding another mile this winter.

Indiana Dunes State Park consists of 2,182 acres of primitive, beautiful, historic, and amazingly unique Hoosier landscape. It lies at the north end of State Road 49 in Porter County and includes more than three miles of beautiful beach along Lake Michigan’s southern shore. In the early 1900’s scientists, recreationists, and nature enthusiasts, recognizing the value and potential of the Indiana dunes area, fought to have the region preserved. As a result, in 1925, the State Park was established. Indiana Dunes State Park is a special place. We hope you’ll take the time to explore its many fascinating features.

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 or a ride on the mountain bike trails. In the fall, enjoy activities like the Versailles Pumpkin Show in the town of Versailles on the last weekend in September or the Bluegrass Festival on the first weekend of October.