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Lynnville Park was established in 1964 when Peabody Coal Company deeded 1100 acres of strip-mined land and lakes to the Town of Lynnville. There are 24 modern campsites with water, electric (50 AMP) and sewer hookups, 16 modern sites with water and electric (50 AMP) and 22 primitive sites.
The main lake Is stocked with large mouthed bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish. The lake features a concrete boat ramp, handicapped fishing pier, and a boat dock. The wooded acreage surrounding the lakes is home to whitetail deer, quail, rabbits, squirrels, muskrat, wild turkey Canadian geese, beaver, ducks, songbirds and rarely seen red fox.
OCTOBER 7, 2024 BY 11:59 P.M. IS THE DEADLINE FOR THE WARRICK COUNTY ELECTION OFFICE TO RECEIVE A VOTER REGISTRATION.
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Attention Tecumseh Trail users, please be aware of a portion of a dead tree on power lines near the coal museum. Exercise caution as removal is pending. Dead tree removal is currently underway within the park.
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Water pressure may be reduced as work on the waterline relocation project continues.
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The Lynnville Town Council has announced a special meeting to be held at Lynnville Town Hall on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at 10 a.m. to discuss updates on ongoing projects.
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And who can attend those meetings on such short notice at 10am .. 😕
Due to National Night Out on Tuesday October 1st, the next town council meeting will be held Wednesday October 2 at 6 pm, Lynnville Town Hall.
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Join us for National Night Out on Tuesday, October 1 from 5-7 pm at the Lynnville Grade School, where you can meet your local emergency personnel and other area organizations. Register for giveaways and enjoy food and inflatables while learning about community safety and partnership. This is a no cost event.
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Is this for only elementary kids?
The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement has awarded the 2024 Interior States Region Abandoned Mine Land (AML) Reclamation Award to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for its exemplary work in Lynnville.
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