Grand Kankakee Marsh

Deer
Two boys fishing
Grand Kankakee river

Located on the historic Kankakee River, the 1,952-acre Grand Kankakee Marsh County Park is a natural habitat for deer herds, many duck species, and other wildlife. There are many recreation opportunities at the Marsh like hunting, fishing, and birding. Additionally, the levees make excellent equestrian trails for the public to ride horses. 

Address21690 Range Line Road
Hebron, IN 46341

Hours

Park is open from 7 am to Sunset

Trails are closed during hunting season (Mid-September-Mid-February)

PhoneMaintenance phone: 219-552-0033

features of Grand Kankakee Marsh

  • Views of the Historic Kankakee River
  • Canoe & boat launch (public access to the Kankakee River)
  • Canoe launch (no rentals)
  • Fishing (Indiana waters. Fishing license required)
    • No Ice Fishing permitted at any Lake County Park.
  • Hiking and Horse trails
  • Leashed pets welcome
  • Picnic tables & shelter rentals
  • Toilets (pit)
  • Hunting (deer and waterfowl)
  • Activities and public access to trails closed during hunting season
  • Hunting information can be found here.
Grand Kankakee Marsh Pavilion

Grand Kankakee Marsh Events 

Related Documents

  1. Map of Grand Kankakee Marsh County Park (JPG)
  2. Map of Grand Kankakee Marsh Equistrian Trails (PDF)
  3. Map of Grand Kankakee Marsh Shelter area (PDF)
  4. Map of Grand Kankakee Marsh Trails (PDF)
Grand Kankakee Marsh River