Cunot Ramp and Cataract Falls, Lieber SRA
8,075 acres - 1,400-acre lake

In 1952, Cagles Mill Lake was built as Indiana’s first flood control reservoir, protecting the Eel and White river watersheds. Mill Creek feeds the 1,400-acre lake and is home to beautiful Cataract Falls. These falls resulted from two pre-glacial bedrock ridges buried beneath ancient lake sediments of the Illinoisan glacial period.

In the 1800s, Lieber State Recreation Area was populated by the Miami, Shawnee, and Potawatomi. In 1809, what was left of the great Miami Indian Confederacy sold the now southern one-third of Indiana to the U.S. government, when the 10 O’Clock Treaty Line, which passes through Lieber SRA, was laid out. To learn more about the history and legends of the area, stop at the Nature Center and speak with the Interpretive Naturalist staff.

The state-of-the-art Aquatic Center is open during the Memorial Day to Labor Day recreation season. The Aquatic Center has a zero-entrance pool, water bubblers, and a tornado water slide. There are also shelters, a volleyball court, and a playground. Other family fun opportunities include hiking trails, boat access to Cagles Mill Lake, and a campground. The 115 Class A and 94 Class B campsites make this a lovely place to visit. Plan a picnic in the activities field, where you will find horseshoe pits, basketball courts, and plenty of play areas for the kids. For additional information and Aquatic Center hours, please contact the property office at 765-276-0194.

During the summer, pool hours may change because of weather and staffing. Please contact the property office for exact times before your visit.