Introduction
Sited in the picturesque Whitewater River Valley around the 5,260-acre Brookville Reservoir is Brookville Lake State Park, a wonderful site for RV vacations. Its unique location in the historic east fork of the Whitewater River Valley is home to prehistoric Native American mounds. Located on Highway 101, between Liberty and Brookville, Indiana, this state park offers diverse recreational opportunities for RV campers and visitors, including fishing, boating, hunting, archery, wildlife and flora viewing, hiking, horseshoe pits, volleyball, water skiing, and swimming.
Brookville Lake State Park is home to two State Recreation Areas: Mounds SRA and Quakertown SRA, both of which have more than 400 pet-friendly campsites available for RVs and tents. 60 campsites are equipped with full hookup options for RVs while the rest are equipped with electric hookups only. Amenities and facilities at the park include restrooms, chemical toilets, showers, dumping station, fish cleaning stations, playgrounds, horseshoe courts, drinking fountain, pit toilet, water treatment building, and a parking lot.
The area, with its more than 11,000 acres, was purchased for flood control and serve as a place for wildlife and recreation, providing a variety of habitats for plants and wildlife. The area is known by some worldwide for its significant deposit of Ordovician fossils. These 450-million-year-old fossils, reminders of a primeval inland sea, can still be seen.
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