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Pokagon
Pokagon Fremont is a small town located in Steuben County, Indiana. It is situated on the banks of the St. Joseph River and is home to a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, camping, and hiking. The town is also home to a variety of historic sites, including the Pokagon State Park, the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, and the Pokagon State Historic Site. The town is known for its friendly atmosphere and its commitment to preserving its natural beauty.
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User Reviews
Becky B
Nice park with quite a bit to see and do. There are 9 well maintained trails, highly recommend the first part of trail 3 and all of trail 9. Hell's point was ok, but not quite the view we anticipated. Along with trails, the park offers an Inn/cabins, lake(s), a beach, toboggan run, skiing, stables, nature center, and a variety of landscapes that's perfect for photos!
Brittany Newman
We went toboggan’ing and had fun! Try it out. All ages are appropriate. Staff was really friendly! A bit of a walk up after your run and toboggans are a bit heavy. ENJOY THE RIDE!!!
Stormy Hicks
Really love the trails but a bit confusing if you aren't sure where to go. People are so friendly, the trails are well taken care of. They also have horseback riding and a beautiful floating pier perfect for a picnic. There are many things to do, from boat rentals to an entire resort. It's 7$ for an in state resident and 9$ for an out of state resident. It is well worth the money and can be a full day of hiking and fun for your family.
Justin Persing
I liked the park, lots to do. Camping, beaches, picnic area, Inn, restaurant, nature center, miles of hiking trails, bike rentals, boat rentals, tobaggon run, and a bunch more I probably missed. Really expensive entry fee for a state park, $9 a day, $70 for a year for out of state. Michigan state parks are only around $15 a year, and you get a sticker for your car, not a card like Indiana with if you lose, you have to purchase a new one. Overall, I loved the park. I would have given it a 5 star if it wasn't for the expensive entry. It is also a great place to bring your dogs. Definitely will return. Animal pics are from the nature center.
Dean Stobinski
Nice park. Well taken care of. Fun all year long. They a toboggan run for the winter. And a very nice Beach. Actually two beaches for in the summertime. They are a walk to get to though. One of their beaches is behind the lodge and we didn't get to check that out but it looked pretty cool. The other one has a parking lot and it's a hike to get to. You are definitely not taking a bike to it. Water in the morning is really clear until all the boats start flying by. There's a lot of hiking trails around. There's some bike trails. Camping is pretty nice too. We did the tent camping and there is a shower house and bathrooms with running water. And they are very nice and very clean. Somebody obviously take care of them everyday. They have a nature center. A natural spring. They also have a camp store. And that camp store has wood to buy for your fire ring. Plus lots of food and other supplies. Also they have a lot of gifts too. Flashlights and lanterns also. I think it was only like $19 to tent camp. And I believe it was $10 per car to get into the park. Not a huge Park but it is a nice park.