Potawatomi Park

Potawatomi Park in Tippecanoe, IN, welcomes visitors to immerse themselves in a natural oasis at Potawatomi Wildlife Park. Spanning over 300 acres, the park offers a myriad of activities amidst prairies, ponds, and woodlands. From scenic hiking trails to wildlife spotting opportunities, the park provides a serene setting for exploration and relaxation.

Established with a vision to connect people with nature, local history, and community, Potawatomi Wildlife Park stands out as a private park open to the public for free. Originating from the generous donation of local landowner Vernon Romine, the park continues to thrive with the support of donations for events, trail maintenance, and conservation efforts.

With a rich history dating back to the 1830s, Potawatomi Wildlife Park offers not just a recreational escape, but also a glimpse into the past with its ties to the indigenous Potawatomi tribe. Through educational programs, community events, and scenic beauty, the park remains a cherished destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.

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