Indian Lake State Park was developed around the 5,104-acre reservoir in western Ohio, about 20 miles from Lima. The reservoir was built in the 1850s and is the beginning of the Great Miami River. Indian Lake is a popular destination for water-related activities such as boating and fishing. Camping in the summer and skiing in the winter are also popular. The lake lies on one of the major bird migration routes and is an important resting place for many kinds of birds such as Canada geese, grebes, ducks, swans, egrets, and herons. There are 443 campsites on the lake’s northwest shore. Campers enjoy access to the beach, boat ramp, and docks. There are two beaches outside the campground: Old Field Beach and Fox Island Beach.

12774 State Route 235, Lakeview, OH 43331-9394

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