Go For a Walk!

Kathy Andriano: Great park...soooo much to see & do!! Really enjoyed this place:)

Trina Beana: Love walking this with my dog. Beware of bike riders! A lot of them don't like to be respectful and let you know when they are coming up behind you.

Trina Beana: A lovely quiet place to walk. The trees are breathtaking and labeled for identification and the grounds are the best landscaped. Many historic and famous buried here. Lots of chipmunks.

Trina Beana: Every single trail at Chain O' Lakes is worth it. :)

Trina Beana: Very beautiful place to roam.

Amy Houston: Doggie beach is a fun spot for dogs to swim!

Trina Beana: Nice play area for kids. Some small trails to walk. Covered sheltered areas for picnics and family get togethers.

Leslie Ludwiski: Bring bread and prepare for aggressive geese! อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Matthew Raleigh: The pool has a great waterslide for the kids. Camping areas are very clean and quiet. Good trails and facilities.

Christoph Trappe: Nice place for a run. Turn left from parking lot. Farther distance is paved.

Trina Beana: Watch out for tree roots.

Trina Beana: Lots of Oak trees and roots.

Trina Beana: Don't reflect too much or you might trip.

Trina Beana: Trees trees galore!

Trina Beana: A very nice quiet place to walk. Covered shelters for picnics and family get togethers See if you can find the natural mineral spring off of one of the trails.

Trina Beana: 4 hiking trails and a small pond. Acoustic jams in September.

Colin Whitehurst: Be sure to come after all the leaves fall. You can see for miles

Nick Harter: Just past the gas station on Stellhorn in between houses. Pretty flat terrain. Nice wooded area.

Cheri Skinner: Beautiful walk had a great time except for the little dale that SLITHERED in front of me YIKES !!!!

Marcus H: Watch out for the wild geese ...

Steve Kennedy: They have an amazing walking path

Trina Beana: This park was started in 2012 so a lot of the paths are not well defined and are unmarked. It could be easy to get lost if not paying attention. Two small ponds and some remnants from the old farm.

Liz Hoffman: Sunset is beautiful here

Amy Houston: We saw a humongous turtle in the swamp right by the entrance!

Trina Beana: Very nice. Seen 3 deer and a pheasant while walking. Runs by the Little Salamonie River. 2 trails, 1.2 miles altogether.

Trina Beana: On land once owned by the author, Gene Stratton Porter. Ruins of the Brushwood School House are out front and mentioned in Porter's book, "Girl of the Limberlost". Historic Limberlost Swamp was here.