The youngest of our State Parks, Prophetstown has pretty much something for everyone in all seasons. Very accessible
A nice park. There are some trails for hiking, I recommend the ones along the creek or near the back by the pond over the ones through the prairie. The park is pretty new and they've been adding attractions, the farm house is quite nice. Stop in to buy fresh chicken and duck eggs, or just to see it.
The park is very clean and so are the restrooms. The paths are well maintained and clean but i have to say that there isn't much to do there. If you park in the wrong place like we did you have to walk a bit to get where you want to go. The people there were nice and helpful too. The village was smaller and less interesting than i thought it would be. But the cool thing is that the paths are spaced apart so its like your the only one there and on your own adventure.
This place is an implementation of agenda 21. If you don't know what Agenda 21 is, look it up. I will never go there again. State takes money. State takes land. State charges the tax payers to look at the land, but don't touch or use any of the resources that you pay for. Thousands of acres of meadow grass can only park in designated lots that are way away from anything interesting.
Still think you have liberty and freedom? You've been had.
A very peaceful & relaxing place to go & enjoy the sounds of birds, bugs & collect your thoughts & recharge yourself.
We are so lucky we have a place like this to go & enjoy! In the evenings you may be lucky enough to catch a family of deer watching you. They also sell meat & eggs there.
Hope to see you all there & enjoying our State Park soon!
Amazing park. Rolling prairie, very nice water park. Campground is very nice, also has full hook-ups available in some sites. Nice hiking trails. One of my favorites in Indiana.
Very well kept. But no camp store, so make sure you have everything you need before entering the park. They do have bags of ice at a premium price.
Also level campsites.
We would definitely come to this park again.
I stopped in this park on a trip. Great trails, very well maintained. Friendly staff.
Nice paths and such but it is not that interesting of a place to be honest. It might be more alive during summer/fall, but it is dull in april
This is a beautiful park. I have spent many days there and it never ceases to impress. I plan on going back many more times in the future.
So different from the usual state parks. Tall prairie grasses instead of trees. Great hiking trails through the grasses and new trails along the rivers.
A great local state park right outside of Lafayette. It a has good sized campground and pool. It also has a great pioneer village you can walk around and check out. The trails aren't the most rugged but they are nice for a easy stroll threw nature.