Great Park, Campground with water, electric and bathhouse
is located at the entrance of the park. Separate fee for camping.
There are no trees right now so bring some shade. The orange trail
was talk up alot, it was interesting but not extreme for a locked
jeep with 35' tires. Still haven't tried the Buzzards Roost or The
Red Trail. Our buddy was broke and so we didn't try it. It was fun
running the river and going thru the culverts. We didn't find the
river the first time we were there but did this year. It was nice
and cool down at the river, which was nice since it was about 90
when we were there in August 2007
Visited Haspin Acre's August 2007. It was 110 and
dry. We spent two days at a lake in Brooksville, Indiana. When it
finally cooled off we wheeled all day. Great trails, off camber,
ravines, Didn't make it to the Devils Backbone, but we will be going
back next spring when all the clay hills will be slippery and fun.
Lockers and winch needed for most of the trails. There was a mud
pit we heard was bottomless and two ATV and motocross tracks. Camping
is included with the park fee of $15 per person per day. Camping
is rustic, no electric or water. Waterspout by the bleachers and
a bathhouse. Food served weekends, I'm not sure if it is all year
round for the dining. We went during the week and no one else was
there. We grabbed one of the shelters and put all our tents on the
cement pad. Had a great firepit and we hung a lantern from the roof
rafters.
