Address: 50840 County Line Rd, New Carlisle, IN 46552, USA
Phone: +15746543155
Sunday: 11AM–8PM
Monday: 8AM–8PM
Tuesday: 8AM–8PM
Wednesday: 8AM–8PM
Thursday: 8AM–8PM
Friday: 8AM–8PM
Saturday: 11AM–8PM
Jackie Fanson
Beautiful fall color and quiet time with nature. Enjoyed the trail-boardwalk to the lake. Lots of leaves turning and berries showing. Nice, easy, quick trail.
Christopher Light
A wonderful treasure. The Preserve contains three distinct habitats that finger into each other, supporting a wide range of plant and animal life. It's worth repeated visits in each season of the year.
Brandon Saucier
This is a beautiful place. The trails are easy for kids to walk on. The scenery is captivating. The visited center also has some of the nicest and cleanest state park restrooms I have ever seen.
John Griffee
Incredibly well maintained trails with a wide variety of paths through the area. Plenty of picturesque views that showcases the natural beauty of our local wetlands.
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We do not have breed restrictions, but dogs must be kept on leash at all times per County Ordinance. This protects wildlife in the parks and makes for a safe and enjoyable visit for all dogs and their humans.
There's no oxygen in the water for fish or other aquatic life to live its called a dead lake
We do not allow bikes on the trails at Spicer Lake Nature Preserve or any of the St. Joseph County Parks. The natural trails are for walking/hiking only. It sounds like you are looking to bike on natural terrain. A couple of options to look into not too far from Three Oaks are Warren Woods State Park (Chikaming Township, MI) and Love Creek County Park (Berrien Center, MI). Definitely confirm what they offer to make sure it's what you're looking for. As for paved trails, we have a mountain biking trail at Bendix Woods County Park in New Carlisle. There is also the Indiana-Michigan River Valley Trail which runs from Niles (just north of US 12) all the way to Mishawaka. We manage the section of that trail between the State Line and Cleveland Road in South Bend.
I agree not enough signage explaining what your looking at
It's a bog a dead lake that means that there is no oxygen in the water or fish or any other things that live in the water (under the water)
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