SPENCER, Ind. — McCormick's Creek State Park in Spencer, Indiana, is the oldest state park in Indiana. On July 4, 1916, it was dedicated at a size of 350 acres. Today, there are 1,833 acres of ...

McCormick's Creek State Park. It also happens to be Indiana's first state park, opening in 1916. Located only a 20-minute drive from Bloomington or just a little over an hour from Indianapolis ...

Five Indiana State Parks are celebrating 100 years with new exploration challenges. Parks with centennial challenges include ...

The bodies of a Rossville couple were located at the campground at McCormick’s Creek State Park, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources reported late Saturday night. The victims have been ...

Indiana has some awesome hiking trails, but some of those were severely damaged by a tornado in 2023. McCormick's Creek State Park survived the March 31 storm, but not without a tornado leaving ...

SPENCER, Ind. (WISH) — Indiana Department of Natural Resources has confirmed two people died as a result of a Friday night tornado. McCormick’s Creek State Park is closed through at least the ...

Video shared by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources shows trees and campers knocked over at McCormick's Creek State Park in Spencer, Indiana, after an EF-3 tornado hit the area last Friday.

Until the 1960s, much of the campground area was open field, and in 2003 high winds felled trees in portions of the park. McCormick’s Creek is Indiana’s oldest state park, opened in 1916.

Volunteers who would like to help with park cleanup can sign up here, and they will be contacted by Indiana State Parks staff in the coming weeks. OWEN COUNTY, Ind. — McCormick’s Creek State ...

McCormick’s Creek State Park, Indiana's first state park and located in Spencer, Ind., had approximately 635,000 visitors last year. It boasts a stunning limestone canyon, meandering creek ...

Indiana is one of those states that’s awfully underrated, especially when it comes to our natural attractions. With 24 incredible state parks, it might be a little tough to decide where to start ...