Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1924 — Page 18

LIST OF TOURIST CAMPS IN STATE Hoosier Motor Club Sfiows Free Places to Stop. The Hoosier Motor Club has compiled this list of free tourist camps in Indiana! ALBANY—City Park. A Id; 1 ON —Three east of Albion. ATTICA —Ttavine Park. BOOT JACK—din Lincoln highway. BAIXBRIDGE Baker Brothers' camp, two miles east. BATESYILLE —Liberty park. BLUFFTON. BOURBON —Fair grounds. CATrc.A—City park. CLINTON —1 hippy land park. COLUMBUS —Banner park. CONNEBSYILEE Roberts park; Kiwanis Tourists' camping site. < TTYINGTOX—Rogers park. ORAWF' iRDSYILLE CROWN POINT—Like County Fair Grounds. DECATI T R—Fair Grounds. DELPHl—Garden park.. EVAXSVILLE Mesker park. FAH.MKH.SBITJ; Free camping ground. FARMLAND—MiIIs Like park. FORT WAYNE —Intersection of Hoosier highway and Wabash way. FRANKFORT—T. P. A. park. FRANKLIN—City park grounds. E. Monroe St. GARY —On Indiana Dunes high way. GOSHEN —City park, at fire department. GREENFIELD HOBART —On Yellowstone trail. HUNTINGTON —Idle Hour tourist camp. INDIANAPOLIS Broad Ripple park. South Grove, Riverside park. Follow cement road north through Broad Ripple to first road running east (Dandy Trail), then to River park. KENDALLVILLE—!)OO S. Main St. KEN TLA ND —Free camp grounds. KNIGHTSTOWN —PowerpIant park KNOX—On Yellow River. KOKOMO —City park. LAFAYETTIi —Murdock park. LAGRANGE. LAWRENCEBU UG— Fai r ground s. LEBANON—Memorial park. LIBERTY—East Union St. LJGONIER —On Lincoln highway and Elkhart River. LOGANSPORT—Spencer park. LYONS—West of city. MADISON—Trow s park. McCormick s creek canyon— State park. MICHIGAN CITY Washington park. MONON—Homer Memorial park. MONTICELLO—City park. MOROCCO—On Adeway or State Road 49. MUNClE—Heekin Park. NEWCASTLE—MemoriaI park. OXFORD —Old Academy park. PENDLETON—IdIe wold. PERU —West City park. On the Range line highway. PETERSBURG —Homaday's park. PLYMOUTH—Centenial park. on Michigan road. PRINCETON—North Side park. REMINGTON. RENSSEI.AER. RICHMOND—GIen Miller park. ROCHESTER—On Lake Man! toil road.

ROCKPORT. RUSH VILLE —City park. SOUTH BEND—Cress wick camp. SOUTH BEND—Potowattomie park. SPICELAND —Spiceland Sanatorium SULLIVAN. TIPTON. TURKEY RUN—State park. VALPARAISO —University park. VINCENNES. WASHINGTON—East Side park. WAVE LAND—The Shades. WlNAMAC—Tippecanoe River. WINCHKSTER—Goodrich park. WOLCOTTVILLE Taylor park. On O. I. M. way and Tip Top trail. SCOUT .CAMP PERIODS Many Boys Plan Vacation at Reservation Near Ft. Harrison. Many local Boy Scouts will spend a part of their vacation at the Scout reservation near Ft. Benjamin Harrison. F. O. Belzer, Scout executive, has aninounced that four camp periods will be held this summer. They are: June 16 to 28; July 7 to 19; July 28 to Aug. 9, and Aug. 18 to 30. A recreational program of instructive nature is provided under able supervision. An interesting feature is the night’s doing around the camp fire. Local luncheon clubs give week-end outings at the reservation each summer.

Beauty in Sandy Desolation

. "T’ —* V,. * \ _ SAND DUNE S SCENE

This is not a barren scene of the vast Sahara Desert. It is merely a picturesque view of the Sand Dunes in Northern Indiana along Lake Michigan. Nature plays queer pranks here. Perhaps just a few feet from this God forsaken scene may he trees

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and foliage in abundance. Nature in all her moods is waiting for you at the Dunes. - Dig Trench Around Tent If you want to keep the floor ol your tent dry dig a trench arouni it.

TOURISTS’ AND CAMPERS’ - . EQUIPMENT o 3 g “ Folding f ’ ' I C!S $4.50 I WEST REM) COOKING SETS, SJ2 to *lB Folding *— Tables $5.50 Here is a real two-hole gasoline stove which is guarlilids 50c antecd to your Judgment. laSl.ig I'.unp^ H sl3 ' so $ho s to %ii m - $12.00 SMITH-HA3SLER-STURM CO. 219-221 Mass. Ave. 116 E. Ohio St. A REAL SPORTING GOODS STORE

Porter Amusement Cos., Inc., Announces You Can Spend a Pleasant Vacation at PORTER Evening Entertainments

Dancing Bathing and Boating Tennis and Coif Baseball Games Every Sunday Best Bass Pishing in State

SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS on SUNDAY Admission 10 Cents Small Children Admitted Free Free Parking Space Music Furnished by A1 Smullen’s Orchestra Flat Rock, Indiana, Phone 4 or 15 Camp Located Six Miles East of Edinburg

Children\s Playground Tables and Furnaces for Picnic Parties 25 Cottages to Kent Hotel Accommodations Meals Served at Dining Room