Nearly five miles of trails, winding through woods, fields and wetlands, are open from dawn to dusk for hikers and students of nature. The trail system is open in the winter for cross-country skiing. Indiana's oldest continuously operating grist mill grinds flour daily May through October. Annual celebration depicts a turn of the century farming community. A 940-acre park featuring walking trails, cross country ski trails, picnic areas and great fishing.
Visitors can relax in the shadow of one of the area's two working grist mills.
Deep River County Park is host to numerous seasonal festivals and special events. An ideal spot for a family reunion, or a quiet picnic with the kids. Expect to find a festival of some kind on most weekends. 11,500 acres makes this the largest nature preserve in the Midwest. Enjoy canoeing, fishing, hunting, birdwatching, camping and many other outdoor activities available at the preserve.