Camping at RIVER PICNIC SHELTER

River Picnic Shelter at Tippecanoe River State Park

Location: Tippecanoe River State Park is located in northwestern Indiana, near the town of Winamac. The River Picnic Shelter specifically is positioned within the park near the river, providing an ideal spot for picnics with a scenic view.

Amenities:

• Picnic tables
• Nearby restrooms
• Access to nearby trails
• Grilling facilities
• Close proximity to the Tippecanoe River for fishing and canoeing

Capacity: The River Picnic Shelter may have a specific capacity limit regarding the number of people it can accommodate. It's advisable to contact the park directly or check the state park's website for the latest information regarding shelter capacity and any possible reservations.

Reservations: Shelters at state parks often can be reserved in advance. It’s important to check if you need a reservation for the River Picnic Shelter and what the cost might be. You may make reservations through the Indiana Department of Natural Resources reservation system or by calling the park.

Park Hours and Fees:

• Tippecanoe River State Park typically has an entrance fee per vehicle.
• The park hours may vary by season. Generally, state parks are open from early morning to dusk.
• Check the latest hours and fees on the official state park website or by contacting the park office.

Rules and Regulations:

• Alcohol may be prohibited.
• Pets should be kept on a leash.
• All trash should be packed out or disposed of in designated receptacles.
• Quiet hours are likely enforced during the evening and early morning.

Activities: Apart from enjoying a picnic, there are several activities you may engage in while at the park:

• Hiking
• Canoeing and kayaking on the river
• Fishing (with an appropriate license)
• Wildlife and bird watching
• Bike riding on designated trails

Safety Considerations:

• Fire safety is crucial, especially if grilling or if there's a fire pit available.
• Water safety is also paramount if you're near the river.
• Be prepared for weather changes and ensure you have suitable clothing and supplies.

Local Flora and Fauna: The park's natural setting means it's home to diverse species of plants and animals. It's important to respect wildlife by maintaining a safe distance and not feeding animals.

Contact Information: For the most accurate and up-to-date information, contact the Tippecanoe River State Park office directly:

• Tippecanoe River State Park
• Phone: (Number varies, so please look up the current contact info)
• Email: (Standardized email format for state parks or specific contact form on the website)

Always check the Indiana Department of Natural Resources website or contact the park directly for the latest and most detailed information before planning your trip to the River Picnic Shelter.