Salamonie Lake

The 2,665 acre Salamonie Lake is located in north central Indiana and is situated between its "sister" lakes J.E. Roush and Mississinewa. Attractions include Hanging Rock, 2 mi downstream from the dam, and Old Canal Locks at Largo. The lake was completed by the Corps of Engineers in 1966.

Directions: From Wabash, S on IN 15, E on IN 124, N on IN 105 to Lost Bridge recreation sites.

Salamonie Lake

1004 S Salaminue Dam
Lagro, IN, USA
219-782-2358
Official Website

US Army Corps of Engineers

http://www.usace.army.mil

• Boating
• Educational
• Camping
• Fishing
• Groceries/Supplies
• Hiking
• Horseback Riding
• Hunting
• Pets Allowed
• Picnic
• Restaurant/Snack Bar
• Recreational Vehicles
• Water Sports
• Winter Sports
• Wildlife Viewing

Other Indiana Vacation Destinations

• Mississinewa Lake - Peru
• Brookville Lake - Brookville
• Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge - Seymour
• Cecil M. Harden Lake - Rockville
• Cannelton Lock And Dam +Ohio River - Cannelton
• John T. Myers Lock And Dam + Ohio River - Mt. Vernon
• Salamonie Lake - Lagro
• Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial - Lincoln City
• Patoka Lake - Dubois
• Hoosier National Forest - Bedford
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