On the search page, you will be asked to select from a number of features to help you find a place to start your next adventure. Searching will find both state parks and/or state historic sites that match your criteria. Read the following tips to increase your chances of a good match.

General Tips

1. If you do not make any selections from the search page, the results page will return all state parks and historic sites.
2. The search button is at the bottom of the page.
3. For your convenience, use the backpack feature to temporarily store information on state parks and historic sites that you would like to look at more closely.

Select a Location

1. Select either a region(s) or a highway corridors(s), not both.
2. If you do not make any selection, your results will include all locations within the state.
3. You may refine your search to a specific region. Refer to the map for the number that corresponds with the region you want.
4. If you want to find places anywhere in the state, select "Regions (statewide)."
5. If you are planning a trip, you may wish to find places along the highway corridor you are traveling. If so, select as many interstates or state highways that are appropriate.

Select Features

1. This page includes a series of tables that represent the types of features or amenities that you can find at state parks and historic sites.
2. Select as many features as you wish.
3. If you do not make any feature selection from the search page, the results page will return a list of parks and historic sites with all features.
4. You may be very specific about the kinds of features you search for. For example, you may choose to find only parks with "Stream Fishing." If so, click on the box next to "Stream Fishing." Please note that specific searches will return limited results.
5. You may be very general about the kinds of features you search for. For example, you may choose to find parks that have any kind of fishing available. If so, click the box next to "Fishing (all)".