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Facilities and Activities:
| General | Land, acres | 26000 | | Day-Use | Fishing | yes | | | Hunting | yes | | | Hiking Trail, miles | yes | | | Picnicking | yes | | | Picnic Shelters, # | yes | | | Bridle Trails, miles | 80 | | | Nature Center | yes | | Boating | Launch Ramps, # | 3 | | Camping | Primative, # | 25 | | | Electric Sites, # | 281 | | | Flush Toilets | yes | | | Dumpstation | yes | | | Showers | yes | | | Group Camp, capacity | 100 | | | Youth Group Camp, capacity | 100 | | | Horsemen Campsites, # | 47 | | Accommodations | Game Room | yes | | | Restaurant | yes |
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Nearby Parks:
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Hoosier National Forest
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| State Park Overview: |
 | Harrison-Crawford/Wyandotte Complex lies in the central and extreme southern part of the state,bordering the Ohio River. The forest contains about 26,000 acres including the Wyandotte Caves StateRecreation Area. The area offers Class A campsites, as well as the Stagestop Campground, which offersClass C and youth rally camping. A canoe access ramp is also available at the Stagestop Campground. |
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Great backpacking/hiking trails
Adventure Hiking trail is great. Scenic views of Blue river and Ohio River. Be sure to carry enough water.
Written by Hoosier harley
28-Jun-2008
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| Camping: |
| Class A camping facilities: electrical hookup, modern restrooms/showers (wheelchair accessible), picnictable, fire ring, parking spur, drinking water supply in area -281 sites. A dumping station is available.
Class C (primitive) camping facilities: pit toilets, fire ring, parking spur, drinking water supply in area -25sites. Please self-register for camping at the campground check-in booth.
Horseman's Campground (Class B): modern restrooms/showers, picnic table, fire ring, parking spur,drinking water supply in area -47 sites.
Group Camp: 100-bed group camp at Wyandotte Woods. Self-contained structures consisting of arecreation hall, shower house, dining hall and shelter. |
| Trails: |
| Hiking Trails:
Adventure Hiking Trail -27 miles, backpack. Overnight camping permitted; trail shelters available.
Adventure Trail -3.5 mile "mini hike"of the Adventure Hiking Trail
Post Oak-Cedar Trail - 1 mile, rugged
Rocky Ridge Trail - 2 miles, moderate
C.C.C. Ghost Trail - 1.5 miles, moderate
Flowertop Trail - 1 mile, rugged
White Tail Deer Trail - 1.6 miles, moderate
Cliff Dweller Trail - 1.7 mile, rugged
Sleepy Hollow Trail - 1 mile, moderate
Tulip Valley Trail - .5 mile, moderate
Wyandotte Trail - .2 mile, easy
Pool Trail - 2 miles, rugged
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| Picnicking: |
| There are picnic areas and picnic shelterhouses available for day use. Picnic tables and grills are located at the picnic sites. Shelters are available on a first-come, first-served basis. |
| Fishing and Hunting: |
| Wyandotte Lake, Pine Lake, the Blue River and Ohio River are available for fishing; a valid Indiana fishing license is required.
Hunting Whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, turkey, squirrel, and raccoon. A valid hunting license is required. |
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| Related Links: |
| Harrison-Crawford State Forest - Harrison-Crawford State Forest. Location: From I-64, south on SR 135 to SR 62, then right (west). Or, from the other direction, south on SR 66 to SR 62, then left (east). The main entrance to... | | Wyandotte - Wyandotte Caves. Location: On the north side of SR 62, in Harrison-Crawford State Forest; take either the Leavenworth (to the west) or Corydon (to the east) exits from I-64; Wyandotte is between... |
| Nature Programs: |
| The Hickory Hollow Nature Center features a variety of displays and exhibits. Programs are givenyear-round and a full time naturalist is on staff. Nearby is Wyandotte Caves State Recreation Area, whichoffers guided tours of both Big and Little Wyandotte Caves. |
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