Stretching along 15 miles of the southern shore of Lake Michigan, this national park offers an incredible diversity of habitats and visitor experiences. Beyond the sandy beaches, explore rugged dunes, quiet forests and tranquil wetlands along 50 miles of hiking trails. World-class birding and over 1,100 native plant species makes this 15,000 acre park among the most biologically rich in the nation.
Browse through our helpful links to help you prepare for your visit:
Fees & Passes - Entrance fee information including options, prices, and how to pay.
Camping - Campgrounds at Indiana Dunes National Park.
Permits & Reservations - Fishing, boating, commercial use filming, photography, sound recording and special use activities such as weddings and First-Amendment activities.
Weather - Conditions from different locations in the park.
Pets - Information on authorized pet areas and equestrian information.
Goods & Services - Gas stations, medical services, post offices, etc.
Park Guide - Things to do, driving tours, beaches, maps, hiking, camping, FAQ’s and much more.
Safety - Important in any situation. Please visit our safety page to be ready and informed.
