We visited Turkey Run State Park and had an amazing time. The hiking trails were absolutely beautiful, especially the canyons and rock formations. Walking through the ladders, bridges, and streams made the hike feel like a real adventure. The park is clean, peaceful, and very well maintained. There are plenty of places to relax, have a picnic, or simply enjoy nature. The views are worth every step, even on the more challenging trails. I would definitely recommend wearing good hiking shoes and carrying water. It's a perfect place for families, couples or anyone who loves the outdoors. We can't wait to visit again and explore more trails. One of the best state parks we've visited in Indiana!

This was such a beautiful park and had some really cool trails to hike. It was alot of fun walking through the Cliffs and seeing the scenery. Walking through the water to see the small waterfalls, climbing the ladders down at bear hollow and navigating the mudd. Part of the trail had downed trees and had to slowly walk through all that but it was fun. Just a really cool trail. Im glad I found this State Park.

We love this place!! It’s $7 for Indiana residents to get in. Don’t need to pay $1 for the map…you can scan the QR CODE once inside the park and use the map on your phone! They have different levels of trails….easy to very tough.
It’s clean, lots to do and employees are friendly. Can’t wait to visit again!! ♥️🤍💙

My husband and I have gone almost every year since we started dating. We usually go in the fall for my birthday, but this year we went in spring for our wedding anniversary. It was so lush and beautiful and perfect weather! It was nice to see the park being maintained well. Always a great place for a hike. Their maps are rated by terrain difficulty, so it's great for hikers of all ages and level of endurance. Turkey Run is a place everyone should experience at least once!

Lots to do here with nature center, pool, and some amazing hikes. However, there's no easy hike. Some of the trails are marked easy or moderate BUT you have to hike a portion of a rugged or very rugged trail to get to the easy ones. Nothing wheelchair accessible, and saw some crying children along the way, so leave Grandma and kids under 6 at home. I wouldn't recommend the part of the trails with ladders for kids under 10. Sign says not to swim in the river but I saw lots of people in the river, so I think safety varies depending on how fast the water is running. Hikes were very beautiful.