Brown County State Park
Does your pupster need a little adventure in their life? Then take them to Brown County State Park for some fun in the sun. As the largest State Park in Indiana, this place has plenty for your doggo to see and do. They will absolutely love it!
Since this area resembles the Great Smokey Mountains, people
often refer to it as the "Little Smokeys." The park has over 18 miles
of trails that wander throughout the pawperty. So if your canine pal loves to
hike, this is the place to be. And since trails range from half a mile to 3.5
miles, you’re sure to find something that matches your pup’s athletic abilities.
For a quick stroll, hop on Trail 5 and follow it through the Ogle Nature Preserve.
This is a self guided nature trail, so your pup can learn all about the local flora
and fauna. Need something longer? Take Trail 2 or Trail 10, both are a couple
miles in length. Wherever you hike, be sure to have plenty of water for both
you and your pupster. If your pup stays quiet, you may see a deer, raccoon, or
some birds.
Brown County State Park is woofderful place to spend a
night or two. With over 400 campsites to choose from, you and your canine
companion will definitely find a cozy spot to set up camp. Most sites have
electrical hookups, but there are also some more primitive spots available.
Restrooms and showers are located in the main campground. Other park amenities
include mountain bike trails, tennis courts, playgrounds, open fields, and a
swimming pool. Do your part to keep this park clean and smelling fresh. Always
have a clean up bag on hand so you can pick up after your dog.
No bones about it, your doggo will love spending time in
Brown County State Park!
