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Whitewater Memorial
Whitewater Memorial State Park is a state park located in Liberty, Indiana. The park is situated on the banks of the Whitewater River and is a popular destination for outdoor recreation. The park features a variety of activities, including camping, fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. The park also has a memorial dedicated to the men and women who served in the armed forces. The memorial includes a flagpole, a plaque, and a memorial wall with the names of those who served. The park also has a picnic area, playground, and a nature center.
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User Reviews
Linda Wendt
We've been going to Spooktacular for a few years now. We look forward to it every year! The weather was fantastic. The trees were peak for the season. Fun was had by Our entire ensemble of 16. Great family fun.
Todd
Camped here for 2 nights. Clean well taken care of park with plenty to do. Hiking, fishing or just relaxing. We will definitely return.
Tabatha Fulk
Camp here every year, cabins and tents. This past week we did the cabins and they never disappoint. My family love this park with the exception of the grumpy older woman working the general store. She didn't greet us when we all went inside and only spoke twice when to yell at my son for bouncing a ball and them snapped at my daughter for asking how much something was. My 10 year old daughter said wow what's wrong with her? I said she must be mad because she's stuck inside working on the beautiful day. Regardless we will still be frequent visitors.
Matt Stump
Great campground nice friendly family atmosphere. Clean and well kept. Separate shower houses that lock which i prefer, hot water low pressure but hot. We took a guided nature hike looking for mushrooms that was exceptionally good. Great guide we literally found hundreds of mushrooms and fungus of various species that adults and teens enjoyed.
David Riggleman
Overall, I feel like the park is decent at a wide range of activities, but spectacular at none. Multiple hiking trails were all overgrown and didn't provide many unique views or lookouts. I think my favorite might have been the Red Springs loop, which offered something more unique, was slightly less overgrown, and a shorter hike. I then spent some time paddling around the lake in my kayak. It's not a big lake and you can easily explore the whole lake in around an hour. One unexpected and pleasant surprise that was really neat was the sunflower fields, which were nearing full bloom. The entrance of the park is also nicely landscaped with sunflowers.