| Features: 12,433
acres
2,665 acre lake
Basketball Courts
Boating
5 Launch Ramps
Pirate's Cove Marina
246 Modern
Camping Sites
30 Primitive
Camping Sites
Campsite Reservations
36 Horsemen's Camping Sites
Horse Trails
Cultural Arts Programs
Fishing
Fishing Pier
Youth
Group Camp
Hiking Trails
Interpretive Programs
Nature Center
Picnicking/ Shelter House
Playground Equipment
Snowmobile Trails
State Forest
Swimming/ Beach
Volleyball Courts
Water Skiing
Youth Tent Areas
 The Indiana DNR reintroduced
river otters into the Salamonie Reservoir area. Wild turkeys have also been
reintroduced. |
Download a map of
Salamonie Reservoir. |
Swimming, boating,
hunting, fishing...
Salamonie Reservoir and Salamonie River State Forest
comprise a total of 12,433 acres. The property is operated and maintained by the
Indiana Department of Natural Resources under a lease agreement with the U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers.
The property boasts sixty ponds, marshes and wetlands.
Salamonie Reservoir and Forest is located in Huntington and Wabash Counties in
northeastern Indiana. Accessible from 524 on the west and S.R. 124 to the south.
Highways 9 and 105 also cross the property.
Salamonie hosts the Crappie USA tournament.
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