Red Hills State Park

Red Hills State Park is a state park in Lawrence County that features varied landscapes including wooded hills, deep ravines, and open meadows. The park centers around a 40-acre lake that serves as the focal point for fishing, boating, and water-based recreation.

The land originated as part of the Vincennes Tract, which transferred to the United States in 1795 following treaties with Native American tribes. This early acquisition established the foundation for the area's eventual development into a public recreation space.

Within the park, Veterans' Point is a gathering place where military service groups honor those who served in past conflicts. The space reflects how the community maintains connections to veteran communities through remembrance.

The park offers more than 100 campsites with electrical hookups and facilities for hiking, fishing, and boating throughout the year. Visitors should come prepared for varying weather conditions since the grounds remain accessible across all seasons.

The park contains Chauncey Marsh Nature Preserve, which displays the Wabash Border Marsh Ecosystem with pink and white hibiscus blooming in late summer. This specialized wetland habitat attracts visitors interested in observing rare plant species and seasonal wildflower displays.