Ouabache State Park

“Fly” into the Trails End Shelter to learn about some of Indiana’s bat species and what makes them important to us. Then join the naturalist for a batty game!   Interpretive Naturalist: Rebecca Clay Like us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Ouabache) to stay up to date with what’s going on in the park and check out the DNR calendar website for more information on programs (www.calendar.dnr.in.gov). Parents and children are encouraged to attend Ouabache’s interpretive programs together. All programs are free with…

  Meet the naturalist at Trails End shelter to learn about all of the animals that creep around at night. You can even make a critter craft to take home too! Interpretive Naturalist: Rebecca Clay Like us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Ouabache) to stay up to date with what’s going on in the park and check out the DNR calendar website for more information on programs (www.calendar.dnr.in.gov). Parents and children are encouraged to attend Ouabache’s interpretive programs together. All programs are free…

Join us Saturday, October 19, 2019 for our Annual Trunk or Treat.  We encourage businesses, campers, and community organizations to join us for this event. Hayrides will be offered  during this event. Trunk or treat and hayrides are  free to the public with paid park admission. Call the park office if you would like to pass treats out to our visitors at 260-824-0926.

Join artist Kay Westhues for a fun filled afternoon! Kay will create a seasonal soundscape of Ouabache by leading a soundscape workshop. Participants will experiment with sound art techniques in order to recognize, record, and map the seasonal sounds of the park, using digital recording equipment. The workshop will explore focused listening, place-based art, and ecology. https://blufftonindiana.net/file/2019/03/Info-sheet-Listening-to-the-Ouabache-Soundscape-Workshops-.pdf

Plan now to attend our annual Fall Festival to be held the weekend of October 25th and October 26th. Campers may decorate their campsites, trick or treating, hay rides, and many more family fun events will be held this weekend.  The event is free to the public with paid park admission.

Be on the lookout for your interpretive naturalist, Rebecca. Find out what she is carrying and ask about the weekend events. Interpretive Naturalist: Rebecca Clay Like us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Ouabache) to stay up to date with what’s going on in the park and check out the DNR calendar website for more information on programs (www.calendar.dnr.in.gov). Parents and children are encouraged to attend Ouabache’s interpretive programs together. All programs are free with paid admission into the park, unless stated otherwise.  Children…

Bring your marshmallow roasting sticks and maybe a chair and meet at Trails End Shelter for spooky stories presented by the Wells County Public Library. We will start off with not so scary stories for younger kids and move on to scary stories later in the program. Ingredients for s’mores will be provided. Saturday, October 26, 2019 Interpretive Naturalist: Rebecca Clay Like us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Ouabache) to stay up to date with what’s going on in the park and check…

Plan now to attend our annual Fall Festival to be held the weekend of October 25th and October 26th. Campers may decorate their campsites, trick or treating, hay rides, and many more family fun events will be held this weekend.  The event is free to the public with paid park admission.