Name: Turkey Run State Park
Address: 8121 Park Rd, Marshall, IN 47859, USA, US
Telephone: +1 765-597-2635

Turkey Run State Park is a park, located at 8121 Park Rd, Marshall, IN 47859, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 765-597-2635, visit their website www.in.gov for more detailed information.

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8121 Park Rd, Marshall, IN 47859, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 09 April 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM

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Rebekah Hackney

20 December 2017

This really is the most beautiful hiking in Indiana. The trails are not easy, but thats what makes it so fun! I'll b coming back here again and again. We saw many families with young ones, but just keep a close eye on little ones as there are many parts of the trail where u could easily fall off if not careful.
Jerry Dinger

29 November 2017

Across the suspension foot bridge to trail 3 we go. Rated rugged as Indiana park trails go.
Wear your mucky water shoes, your feet will get wet!
Trail 3 has always been a family favorite. Walking the trail clockwise you walk among the rocks beside Sugar creek, climb 3 very stout ladders & get your feet wet in the cool ( cool even in the summer heat ) fern gully.
Bekah D

12 November 2017

We love Turkey Run! I really like the campground, but be aware that the campground entrance is before the main park entrance! We had to turn around, and it's not easy turning around with a camper. The hiking trails are great fun, and range from easy to very rugged depending on your skill level.
John Kokoris

08 November 2017

Really cool, unique park. Feels bigger than it looks on the map. Well worth visiting if you're nearby. Drawbridge is cool and most of the trails are too—just go to any trail that leads to a marked destination and you'll be fine. The ones that involve ladders are interesting. Can be crowded at times; I recommend going off-season, although going whenever the canoeing is good is also recommended despite some crowds. Crowds have never been enough to annoy me, but it might annoy you if you came for pure peace and quiet. Trails close a little earlier than the website and park office say—we were camping and wanted to peek in at the trails about 30 minutes before they officially closed, but were kicked off by a kind of rude ranger. Camping in the park is always nice (I think), but again—it can be a little crowded.
Tim Schmitt

17 October 2017

We went camping as a family here this Fall with a bunch of other families. Our kids had a complete blast. My 5yr old son said, "Daddy, this is the best day of my life" while hiking the trails. The scenery is amazing and inspiring. The campgrounds are very clean and well kept. I grew up going to Turkey Run annually as a kid. I'm excited to start that tradition with my family now.
Tyler Smith

17 September 2017

This is a great place to hike some trails. Every summer we come here at least once. We also really like the Inn with its little country restaurant.
Chad E

12 September 2017

Fantastic trails. Beautiful rocks. Great hiking. Make sure you bring your map. Please don't use Bluetooth speakers on the trails. Be aware and respectful of others wanting to listen to quiet nature. Use headphones if you need music.
Brandy Droptiny

12 September 2017

My Husband and I set this State Park as a destination hike this year to see what Indiana has to offer. Who knew it had something so gorgeous other than corn. We will be back and bringing the kids next time to hit some trails.
Katrina Halfaker

24 July 2017

I spent six hours here with my partner and a good friend. I was surprised to find in their handout pamphlet that both dogs and cats are allowed in the park so long as they are appropriately contained (pet stroller) or on a leash. As a longtime cat owner who is a training hobbyist, I was ECSTATIC. Perhaps when it cools down, we'll return for another trip. Do note though if you're coming from out of state, the time difference. We missed open pool hours because we forgot to set our watches/phones properly.

In any case, they do a great job of integrating local history with more modern developments. Hope we can come back for the estate tour! (At least we were able to view the kitchen garden).
Last Target

18 May 2017

One of the most famous state parks in Indiana it seems. Amazing hiking trails for all levels of skills. If you are really up for an adventure hike trail 3 to trail 9; expect to get your feet wet.
Samantha McCarthy

30 April 2017

Surprisingly awesome park! Neat rock formations and moderately difficult hiking trails. Several small but cool waterfalls along the hike. The ranger was very friendly. The camp sites were nice and we were able to find a spot with more of a "primitive camping" feel even though it was an electric site. We easily got a site in April with no reservations. Clean bathrooms.
Sara Binyon

22 April 2017

A beautiful State Park to explore the wonders of nature and go on a day hiking trip for any level. Places to BBQ, and shelters if there is rain. A picturesque location in the heart of Parke County. A must go! The pool is open from Labor Day to Memorial Day. If you don't stay in the park there are camp sites near.
Jenny Melvin

18 April 2017

Campground review - Great long weekend camping. Loads of generously sized sites in the sun and shade. Many need asphalt repairs and aren't level but there are enough that you'll find what you want. Typical state park arrangement with electricity at the site, no water. Lots of water spigots all over the campground. The bathrooms two gents spend an hour every day cleaning each of the bathrooms/showers (1 hour per bath house). Apparently vertical surfaces don't warrant any cleaning. The shower walls had a lot mold, and it's only the middle of April! What it lacks in ventilation it makes up for in hot water and pressure. I'd imagine moss will take over by August. I'd prefer moss to the mold. We'll go back, the park and campground are very nice and overall well maintained.
Kyle Doles

16 April 2017

What a neat park! We came here for the trails and they did not disappoint. Everything was clean, trails well kept, and surprisingly very little trash left on the trails. The rugged trails are the most fun while also getting hands-on with what makes this park so neat, the rocks.
We arrived early on a Friday to beat the crowds and am glad we did. By noon, the trails were getting fairly busy. So if you're looking to be on trails where you don't see other people or dogs, either come during the week or go elsewhere. But, if you don't mind seeing other hikers and just want to enjoy what nature has created, give this place a shot at least once. Trail 3 is worth it.