Wabash River Corridor Camp

It's a lush little park, but it needs to be loudly emphasized THERE IS NO PARKING OF ANY KIND. I pulled up to the park and could see the overnight camping sign down a hill near a jogging path. Embarrassingly, I ended up driving on an upper portion of that jogging path because there's literally nowhere else to go besides backing out the way you came in. The path looks like a small paved road with stop signs and other road signs. As I was trying to navigate out of my predicament, locals were walking and biking in another entrance. They suggested I park at a local business, but it was closed and I certainly wasn't doing that without permission. It would also defeat the purpose of having an awning on my vehicle, plus way too far to walk with even bare necessities. The only way I see this being doable is if you get permission to park and have a wagon or you're paddling in on the river. I ended up going to Wabash River Cove in Lagro (I went back to Wabash the next to visit the adorable downtown area), about 13 minutes away. $20 for primitive with fire ring on the river. There are porta potties which I didn't use.