If you’re looking for a beautiful backdrop for a hike or a place to fish and camp, the parks and nature reserves in southern Indiana have everything you need!
The historic Corydon area has a lot to offer, namely the Battle of Corydon Memorial Park, which memorializes the only battle of the Civil War fought on Indiana soil. Corydon is also home to the O’bannon Woods State Park, a 26,000 acre park that borders the Ohio River. We pride ourselves in southern Indiana on having one of the best experiences of the great outdoors!
The Hayswood Nature Reserve is another great place to relax and enjoy a family picnic under one of the covered picnic areas or do a little fishing from the pier. The cool breeze coming off the lake makes this area a fun and peaceful area to visit any time of year!
We are proud of our parks and nature reserves in southern Indiana and would love to share them with you!
Commemorating the only Civil War battle fought on Indiana soil. The log cabin has been restored and is open Friday Saturday and Sunday from 10-4 during the summer season.
Buffalo Trace Park includes a 30-acre lake with beach, fishing, camping, etc.
Hayswood Nature Reserve features 311 acres of Harrison County.
This 3 acre park was donated to the Harrison County Parks Department in 1975.
The O’Bannon Woods State Park lies in the central and extreme southern part of the state, bordering the Ohio River. The forest contains approximately 26,000 acres to hike and fish including the Wyandotte Caves State Recreation Area.
Make your way to Historic Corydon and Harrison County for some of the best things to do in Indiana. See the natural beauty of Indiana’s Underground in some of Indiana’s most spectacular caves. If you prefer to be above ground, zip through the tree tops, hike or hit the links. Looking for a grown-up getaway, no problem! Enjoy wineries, gaming, shopping and more. Start planning your getaway here.
