Geist Reservoir

About Geist Reservoir

Originally built in 1944 as a reservoir for Indianapolis, Spirit Reservoir is now one of the most sought after outdoor recreation spots in Indiana. The City of Indianapolis controls Fall Creek Dam, which supplies drinking water and regulates water levels.

Geist Lake is located in Hamilton and Marion counties, and near Indianapolis, fishermen, lakepeople and vacationers will find countless opportunities to enjoy themselves. If you want to be a lake dweller, the property at the Ghost Reservoir offers the best of both worlds - a beautiful lake and a great outdoor recreation spot. Potential buyers are waiting for word on the sale of the Ghost Lake property and the potential for a new home in the area.

Those who already live at the Geistersee can sit on the deck and watch the passing boaters, but those who only want to stop by in summer will find it difficult to find a place. There are no campsites on the Spirit Lake, so overnight stays are a must, and visitors can access the lake via the ramp at Spirit Harbor.

On the water, visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, swimming and water sports, and anglers will enjoy the large population of white perches.

There are many golf courses and clubs in the immediate vicinity of the Ghost Lake, and the rolling hills of Central Indiana offer golfers the opportunity to be guided by scenic locations during their rounds. Golf courses such as the Great Lakes Golf Club, Indiana State Golf Course or Hoosier Country Club will satisfy golfers at all levels.

Residents and visitors find so much to do in the city life, which is so close to the ghost reservoir. There is a wide variety of public transport that can be used by pedestrians and cyclists. Nearby, the Fishers Trail and Greenway System offers a network of hiking trails that connect downtown Indianapolis and other parts of the state. Those who want environmentally friendly transportation to work can cycle the trails in both Fishermen and Indianapolis.

Shopping and restaurants are just around the corner, while there are some very special attractions within a 30 km radius. Fort Harrison State Park offers a rural charm that nature lovers will love, and visitors can enjoy a beautiful hardwood forest in its beautiful surroundings. It covers 2.2 million acres and offers beautiful views of the Indianapolis skyline, as well as the city of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana.


The Indianapolis Children's Museum is an exciting place to visit for children of all ages, as well as parents and children with special needs. Indianapolis visitors will find a wide range of exhibits, from children's books and toys to toys and games and an adult museum.

The Indianapolis Children's Museum is considered the largest children's museum in the world and offers young and old the opportunity to enjoy exhibitions and fun things together.

Located in Fishers, visitors to Conner Prairie can interact with history while enjoying a few hundred acres of beautiful woodland. Residents of Geist Lake who prefer to stay close to their homes will find the Smithsonian Museum of the institution to which Conners Prairie is connected. In downtown Indianapolis, you might want to stay a while at the Indianapolis Zoo, which houses Indiana's largest aquarium. Fishermen also enjoy the White River FisherS Heritage Park, home to the Indiana State Museum and the National Park Service.

The Heritage Park offers a natural environment that can be used as a playground for children, as well as a recreational area for adults and families.

The Spirit Reservoir is a great place to accommodate commuters and retirees from the city. After a day of shopping and sightseeing, the inhabitants of the lake can return to their houses by the lakes and enjoy the peaceful movement of the water.