Indiana State Parks are a collection of protected natural areas in the state of Indiana, designed for outdoor recreation and conservation. These parks offer a variety of activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and wildlife observation. Each park features unique landscapes, from forests and lakes to hills and rivers. There are 24 state parks in Indiana, each with its own distinct attractions and amenities. Popular parks include Brown County State Park, known for its scenic views and mountain biking trails, and Turkey Run State Park, famous for its rugged canyons and hiking paths.