Graham Cave State Park
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Activities
- camping
Basic and electric campsites are available. Click here for more information.
- hiking
Take a short stroll or challenging hike on one of five trails. Click here for more information.
- picnicking
Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy at a picnic site or the shelter. Click here for more information.
- boating
Get easy access to the Loutre River for boating and fishing on the paved boat ramp. Click here for more information.
- fishing
Anglers can cast their line in the Loutre River. Click here for more information.
- Playground
Playgrounds are located in the picnic areas.
Park information
A walk in Graham Cave State Park is a walk through ancient history. Artifacts uncovered in Graham Cave revealed that people were living in the cave more than 10,000 years ago. To walk through the park’s 386 acres of trees, trails and streams – including the diverse and scenic Graham Caves Glades Natural Area – is to walk in the footsteps of the hunter-gatherers who lived in the area’s caves during the ancient Dalton and Archaic period. Visitors are allowed in the mouth of Graham Cave, and exhibits detail the life researchers believe early inhabitants lived. The park is a prime hiking location and its campground is perfect for get-togethers when you want to camp in a quiet place. There’s boat access to the Loutre River and all the fishing you could possibly want.
