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About Potawatomi Park

Mission Statement: The mission of Potawatomi Park is to connect people with nature, local history, and their community through low-impact recreational and educational programming. Vision Statement: The vision of Potawatomi Park is to be a thriving community hub that fosters connections through nature, history, and recreational opportunities for all. Potawatomi Wildlife Park is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit foundation located in Tippecanoe, IN. The Park was developed from the Estate of Vernon Romine, a local landowner who envisioned a free public park where visitors, particularly children and disadvantaged individuals, could enjoy recreational activities without financial burden. Mr. Romine left an estate of 151 of the current 317-acre park property and an endowment fund to be administered by a board of directors. The park system operates solely on income generated by donations from private individuals, businesses and modest fees charged for some group activities. It receives no city, county, or state funding and charges no general admission fee. The park system is open daily from dawn to dusk for the benefit of individuals, groups, school groups, and any other organizations desiring to use the park.

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