McCormick Creek Indiana State Park-HIDDEN CAVE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- The Kleeman crew head to Indiana's first state park! McCormick's Creek State Park is the oldest state park in the U.S. state of Indiana, dedicated on July 4, 1916, as part of the state's centennial celebration. It is located 14 miles west of Bloomington. It offers camping, cabins, lodge, huge pool, nature center, stables, great hiking trails and more! Our favorite part was the Wolf Cave that you could go all the way through. We share our favorite hiking trails from the trip and what to expect to see. McCormick Creek has some amazing geological features and beautiful scenery. We definitely recommend camping here!
#camping #hiking #outdoors @CaptainKleeman
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What great memories for your family. The girls will remember them for their lifetime. Enjoy yours and Captain K’s videos.
Great video, thanks for taking us along.
Well done Chelsea. Well done.
Love this video..I love going on hike..that cave looked scary..but I would have been game too... thank you for sharing
that was a lot of cool and fun stuff very nice. nice camera work captain. cheers guys.
Nice weekend getaway Chelsea!! See you had to bring all three children along, I suppose Mike does have his uses (driver, cameraman child carrier etc.).
You pointed out some interesting facts along the way, always good to enjoy the outdoors!!! 😁
Wild Roots, You did it again and reminded me of my wanderings in Indiana. I remember going to McCormick Creek but not much else. I think it was a day trip from a church camp out in the boonies from Mitchell, IN.
I saw you had some company down in the canyon at the falls. Spring Mill and Turkey Run were my favorite parks. We canoed Sugar Creek which runs thru Turkey Run a few times in the late 70's/early 80's.
I was surprised to see the fire tower was open.
Absolutely fab to see a family being a family, a couple of great kids and great adults.
Hey Celeste you had me crying when you said your captain 😂😂 the face you made 🤣🤣.ty for sharing your family adventure with us I love your hikes I can't go on them like we used to my leg give out but your video help out .ps your camera man was on point with the video shots.👍keep up the great work and videos🤙✌️😎👌🇺🇲
Thanks for taking me along the venture. I would love to come check this place out. 152 miles from Rochester indiana. Not to bad of trip.
Life is short! Do it!!!
Nice family trails, looks like a great fun times😎😎👍👍👍
I love that park. My husband and I used to go there a lot. He had family in that area and we were a lot younger and more spry back in the day. It still looks like fun
It’s a wonderful park. We are so blessed that we have this video to remember what the park looked before the tornado destruction last week.
Look at all you little tomb raiders. Interesting video ^^
(that little one is a menace, in a funny way haha)
There’s just something special about the second kid😅
@@wildroots4622 You called it at the beginning though, had to carry her at the end. She was having zoomies before that haha
A little bit of education,in the cave & mining world the "Top" of the cave/mine is called the "Back" & the sides left or right is called the "Ribs" of the cave/mine✌️ Napa California
Thanks for taking us on this great adventure. Your videos are too far and few between. I didn't see you looking for any mushrooms....in season?? Oh, by the way, your cameraman was just OK. He needs to pick it up some.
We looked but didn’t see any good mushrooms!! It’s been pretty hot and dry
What a great tour of the park. Haven't been there since 1975. It sure has changed a lot...for the better.
It's great that you can take the whole family on these treks!!!!!!!!!!!
My wife is claustrophobic so nope not me on the cave but we loved the rest of this vlog.
Unfortunately an F3 tornado tore a 400-yard wide path through this park last spring. The campground and wolf cave area are still closed for the forseeable future.
Howoooooooool