Indiana State Parks Near New Albany

Charlestown State Park features steep canyons, limestone bluffs, and sweeping views of the Ohio River valley. Its mix of forest, wetlands, and historic sites makes it a popular destination for hiking, photography, and day-use recreation.

E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park is one of Kentucky's premier urban parks, known for its extensive recreation facilities, open lawns, and accessible paved pathways. Visitors come for walking, biking, picnicking, playground time, and organized sports in a convenient Louisville location.

Alum Creek State Park features one of Ohio’s largest inland beaches, a major reservoir, and extensive opportunities for water recreation. Its location near Columbus makes it a favorite destination for day trips, family outings, and overnight camping.

O'Bannon Woods State Park offers a classic southern Indiana landscape of wooded ridges, ravines, and wildlife habitat. The park is a popular base for camping, hiking, horseback riding, and enjoying the nearby Ohio River and historic cave country.

Tombigbee State Park centers around a 24-acre lake surrounded by hardwood forest and recreation facilities. Visitors come for fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, and the park’s 18-hole golf course.

Trace State Park features a 600-acre lake, shaded campsites, picnic areas, and a beach for warm-weather fun. Its location near Tupelo makes it a convenient getaway for fishing, paddling, and weekend camping.

Clifty Falls State Park features four named waterfalls, steep canyon walls, and a mix of challenging and family-friendly outdoor recreation. Its historic setting near Madison adds river views, picnic areas, and a lodge for a classic Indiana state park experience.