Lincoln State Park

Abraham Lincoln would say, "Here I grew up," to describe the rolling hills and shady forest of what is now Lincoln State Park. The Lincoln story is told in grand style drama in our 1,500 seat, covered outdoor amphitheatre each summer. Lincoln is a must for school groups who can combine history with the outdoors for an outstanding educational experience.

The adjacent Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial features a Memorial Visitor Center with museum and hourly film, the Lincoln cabin site, the grave site of Abraham Lincoln's mother, and the historic Trail of Twelve Stones which are open daily except, Thanksgiving, December 25, and New Year's Day. A working pioneer farm is open May 1 through September 30. Entrance fees are $2 for persons over age 17 or a maximum of $4 per family. NPS Golden Eagle, Golden Age and Golden Access passes are honored.

Facilities:
Boat Launch Ramp Boat Motor / Electric trolling only Housekeeping Cabins Camping Class A - 150 sites Class C - 120 sites Camping Reservations General Store Camp, Group Cultural Arts Programs	Dumping Station Fishing Hiking Trails Nature Center Interpretive Services / Seasonal Picnicking Rental-Canoe, Paddleboat, Rowboat Shelter Reservations Swimming / Beach Youth Tent Areas