4th of July cook out

Thinking of going to the Henryville Forestry down the road from me for a cookout for the 4th..anyone want to get together and hang out there for the day..they have 5-6 lakes for fishing, ball courts and we could play corn hole or whatever...figure everyone can bring their own food and drinks and a couple of us can pitch in and do the grilling for everyone...not 100% sure if alcohol is allowed, i will look into it...

some info on the place

Camping:
Primitive(class C) camping is available for a fee. Self check-in stations are located at the entrance to each campground. Sites have pit toilets and seasonal drinking water available. There is a picnic table and grill located on each of the campground's 45 sites. The Horseman's Campground offers 26 Class C sites for those visitors who are camping with horses. A dump station is available.
Trails:
Hiking Trails:

White Oak Nature Trail - 0.9 mile loop, self-guiding

Resource Trail - 1 mile, self-guiding

Knobstone Trail - 59 miles (backcountry) 32 miles in Clark State Forest 27 miles in Elk Creek and Jackson-Washington State Forest.

Hiking is also permitted on the entire property including firetrails and horse trails. Hikers and horseback riders are advised to wear hunter orange or other bright clothing while on trails during hunting season.

Horse Trails:

Approximately 100 miles of marked trails and six day ride parking areas.Horseback riding is permitted only on designated bridle trails. All horses brought,driven or ridden onto Clark State Forest must have a valid annual horse use tag.

Wildlife Loop (blue trail marker) - 3.5 miles

Easy. Area has wide trails enhanced by wildlife openings and ponds.

Shaw Lake Loop (green trail marker) - 5.5 miles

Moderately Rugged. Very scenic trail bordering Shaw Lake . High vistas withtwo steep areas.

Horse Camp Loop (blue trail marker) - 5 miles

Moderate. Good scenery. Trail crosses one creek, goes by several vistas,switches back and cuts around camel backs.

Beginner Loop (orange trail marker) - 3 miles

Easy. Wider trails built for beginning horses and riders.

Wilcox Valley Trail (yellow trail marker) - 0.5 mile

Moderately Rugged. Scenic with large trees and winding creeks. Wet in spring.

Bowen Loop (blue & yellow trail marker) - 7 miles

Moderate. Upland trees include chestnut oak and pine; several vistas.

Deam Trail (red trail marker) - 20 miles

Moderately Rugged. Day-long ride with all types of scenery and wildlife. Ends atday ride area on Flower Gap Trail.

Mountain Grove Trail(green trail marker) - 4.9 miles

Moderately Rugged. Trails are wider due to wildlife habitat enhancement work,wildlife food plots and ponds. Some creeks, hills and hardwood trees.

Dry Fork Loop (orange trail marker) - 12 miles

Rugged. Very primitive area with two ever-changing creek crossings. Large treesand steep valleys, creeks and knobs. This trail is one of the most scenic, and hastwo crossover shortcuts (green & yellow).

Trail Difficulty Ratings:

Easy- A wide trail, often short in length and free of obstacles, located near dayuse areas, horse camp facilities and recreation areas where heavy use isexpected. Moderate- A wide, longer trail of moderate grade, traversing varyingtopography and free of obstacles. Moderately Rugged- For the more experienced horse and rider. Trail widthmay vary from 4-6 feet and may accommodate both double and single file riding.Steeper grades, varying topography and changes in trail surface will beencountered. Rugged- Rugged trails are designed for single file riding over extremely steepgrades, dramatic topography, native rock and frequently changing trail surfaces.Obstacles such as rock ledges, fallen trees and creek crossings may beencountered.

Mountain Bike Trails:

Clark S.F./Deam Lake S.R.A. offers 5 miles of mountain bike trails. Mountainbikes are only permitted on those designated trails.
Picnicking:
Several picnic areas and 8 picnic shelters are available for day use. Picnic areas, with picnic tables and grills, are located throughout the forest. The property also includes seven playgrounds, two baseball fields, tennis court, basketball court, firetower and public gun range.
Fishing and Hunting:
Fishing:

Seven lakes are open to fishing; a valid Indiana fishing license is required. Schlamm Lake (18 acres), Franke Lake (13 acres), Bowen Lake (7 acres), Oak Lake (2.5 acres) Pine Lake (2 acres), Shaw Lake (13 acres) and Wilcox Lake (5 acres). A boat launch ramp is available; boat motors are limited to electric trolling motors only. Swimming is not permitted in any of the lakes. A summary of fishing regulations is available on line at the Division of Fish & Wildlife's web pages.

Hunting:

Whitetail deer, ruffed grouse, turkey, squirrel, fox, woodcock and raccoon. A valid hunting license is required. Hunting and trapping regulations are available on line at the Division of Fish & Wildlife's web pages.

I'll be there if the family isn't planning anything

going to have to plan this for another weekend, I have a funeral..I mean wedding to go to ..cant get out of it since I am taking the pics...

thats cool