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Charlestown State Park

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Charlestown State Park

Location: Along the Ohio River, near Charlestown, at 12500 State Road 62
Facilities: 132 campsites with electric hookups, flush toilets, showers, hiking trails (8 miles; moderate to rugged), picnic areas with shelters, playgrounds.
Activities: Camping, hiking, fishing, bird watching, interpretive programs (seasonal).
Special Features: Park features Fourteenmile Creek valley and elevation changes of more than 200 feet, with topography that includes Devonian fossil outcrops and areas of karst sinkholes.
Address: PO Box 38
Charlestown, IN 47111
Phone: 812-256-5600;
Web: www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/properties/park_charlestown.html
Size: 2,400 acres.

See other parks in Indiana.


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Three short-term BioBlitzes, hosted by the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service and the Floyd County Soil and Water Conservation District, were held at Loop Islands Wetlands, New Albany (20 July 2006), Charlestown State Park, Charlestown (27 July 2006), and the Mount Saint Francis Wildlife Sanctuary, Floyd Knobs (10 August 2006) in southern Indiana.
Another 4,000 acres of the former ammunition plant will become the Charlestown State Park.
Pagac, Director of the Division of State Parks and Reservoirs, for providing a collection permit to Maxwell for Charlestown State Park and to Ben Hubbard, Program Director Indiana Division of Forestry, who provided a collection permit for Clark and Harrison-Crawford State Forests.
 
 
 
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