I reside in Angola Indiana I frequent Trine Park daily during the summer and fall. My dog and I stroll along the trails and linger on the pier. Often, I am entirely alone, it's never busy. I often fi…Full review by sophie m
Jul 19, 2023
If you're visiting Pokagon Lake State Park take some time to check out Trine. This isn't a large property, but it's quiet & peaceful, unlike Pokagon. The only intrusive noise is traffic from I-69. …Full review by Cynthia K
Oct 4, 2020
We are a family of 4 couples, each couple stayed in a different cabin. We stayed in Towhee, Flicker both pet friendly one bedroom units with fold out couches, and Snipe and Redwing, Studio units with…Full review by Juliebbrook
Are there charcoal or gas grills onsite? If so, where? Are the cabins connected to each other or not? Is fishing from the bank or pier ok? Would you suggest this campground for a group of 5 guys for a weekend trip?
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Each cabin has a grill. There are grills in the picnic area at Trine SRA, as well as at the Wild Turkey Shelter. Most of the cabins are duplexes. There are two that are not connected to …
Each cabin has a grill. There are grills in the picnic area at Trine SRA, as well as at the Wild Turkey Shelter. Most of the cabins are duplexes. There are two that are not connected to another cabin, Towhee and Flicker. Trine SRA is a quiet and peaceful property. It is good for fishing and hiking. There is no camping at Trine.
Hello, Trine staff! I am editing trails in my mapping software so that the trails are more accurate. As I was editing trail 2 near the intersection of state road 127 and N 50 W, there appears to be a fence blocking the trail on my aerial photography. Do you know if this fence is still there? And if so, do pedestrians have to walk around this fence, or is this part closed? Thank you for your help!
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There is not a fence that blocks Trail 2. There is a boundry fence at the west side of the property and the property is not accessible to the public from N 50 W.
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