Pokagon State Park is located on Lake James in northern Indiana. Activities include fishing, walking or cycling along the park’s bike path, trail hiking and cross-country skiing. A toboggan run is open in the winter between November and February. Originally named Lake James Park when it opened in 1925, the park now takes the name of Simon and Leopold Pokagon, noted leaders of the Potawatomi tribe who once lived in the area. Stone and log structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps are found throughout the park, including the Powatomi Inn. Boat rentals are available, and park facilities include playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, saddle barn offering guided rides, and a meeting and conference center.

450 Lane 100 Lake James, Angola, IN 46703, Phone: 260-833-2012

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