Entrance Fees

RATES & FEES
ENTRANCE | CAMPING | BOATING | HORSE | OFF-ROAD CYCLING | MISC. | HUNTING & FISHING

RESERVATIONS
CAMPING| INNS | CABINS | SHELTERS | PINE HILLS GROUP CAMPS

State park passes can be purchased at any of the 36 state park property locations across Indiana. State park passes can also be ordered online. When placing a pass order online, please expect 7 to 10 business days for your pass to arrive.

Important Notice: Every Kid Outdoors
The "Every Kid Outdoors" program that allows 4th graders to enter a park for free applies only to federal sites in Indiana. It is not applicable at Indiana State Parks or State Forest Recreation Areas. For more information about this program and how it works at national parks, national wildlife refuges, national forests and other locations around the country visit this website.

$7 In-State Daily Entrance
Noncommercial vehicles with Indiana license plates, every day including holidays. Admits driver and passengers. This applies to all State Parks and state-managed lakes, excluding Falls of the Ohio State Park’s Interpretive Center and Prophetstown State Park (see below).

$9 Out-of-State Daily Entrance
Noncommercial vehicles with out-of-state license plates, every day including holidays. Admits driver and passengers. This applies to all State Parks and state-managed lakes, excluding Falls of the Ohio State Park’s Interpretive Center and Indiana Dunes and Prophetstown state parks (see below).

Prophetstown State Park Gate Fee
$8 - noncommercial vehicles with Indiana license plates, every day including holidays. Includes combined entrance into the park and Historic Prophetstown.
$10 - noncommercial vehicles with out-of-state license plates, every day including holidays. Includes combined entrance into the park and Historic Prophetstown.

Indiana Dunes State Park Gate Fee
$7 - noncommercial vehicles with Indiana license plates, every day, including holidays.
$12 - noncommercial vehicles with out-of-state license plates, every day, including holidays.

Falls of the Ohio State Park’s Interpretive Center Entrance Fee
$9 per adult every day, including holidays.
$7 per child every day, including holidays.

$2 Daily Fee
for each person, age 5 and older, entering as a pedestrian, on bicycle or horseback.^

Passenger Vans/School Buses with No Scheduled Group Program/Motorcoaches/Commercial Buses
$2 per person, ages 5 years and older.

Groups with program reservations
$1 per person program fee.

$5 Daily Horse Permit
Entrance for one day per horse at DNR properties where horse use is allowed.

$20 Annual Horse Tag
Entitles one horse access and the use of DNR properties where horse use is allowed. Good from Jan. 1 until Dec. 31 of year issued. Vehicle admission is not included. Annual horse tag can be purchased online.

$50 Annual Entrance Pass
Admits noncommercial vehicles, driver and passengers to DNR properties that charge a gate fee.* Good from Jan. 1, until Dec. 31 of year issued. You can buy annual pass from The Mother Nature's Mercantile. *

$70 Non-resident Annual Entrance Pass
Admits non-Indiana resident noncommercial vehicles, driver and passengers to DNR properties that charge a gate fee.* Good from Jan. 1, until Dec. 31 of year issued.*

$25 Golden Hoosier Passport
For Indiana residents who are at least age 65 years or are a resident eligible for Social Security disability payments under 42 U.S. C. 401 (individual must be present in the vehicle at time of use); admits noncommercial vehicle, driver, and passengers. Good from Jan. 1 until Dec. 31 of year issued. Price is 1/2 the Resident Annual Entrance Pass.*

Golden Hoosier Passport Special Cases
Indiana residents who are former POWs or their surviving spouses are entitled to a free Indiana Golden Hoosier Passport. These are mailed automatically at the beginning of each year. Direct questions to jplanck@dnr.IN.gov.

Indiana residents who qualify for a DAV1 or DAV2 license plate may purchase an Indiana Golden Hoosier Passport regardless of age.

*The only Indiana State Historic Sites for which the DNR Annual Entrance Passes and Golden Hoosier Passports are valid are those that are owned and operated by the Department of Natural Resources.