Near Kingsbury, Indiana, this protected area encompasses 7,120 acres of grasslands, wetlands, and crop fields managed for wildlife habitat, hunting, and fishing. The land was formerly part of the Kingsbury Arsenal, a U.S. Army installation, but after the base closed in the 1960s it passed to the State of Indiana for wildlife preservation. It now serves both conservation and outdoor recreation, supporting wildlife viewing, picnicking, ice fishing, hunting, and trapping. The area also includes a shooting range, an archery range, a dog training area, and a boat ramp restricted to electric trolling motors.