Paul Labovitz Retires as Park Superintendent | Indiana Dunes

In June 2023, Paul Labovitz is retiring as the Park Superintendent of Indiana Dunes National Park. Labovitz worked at the park for nine years, working for various National Park regional offices beforehand. When Labovitz arrived at the Indiana Dunes National Park, it was still named the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The name change doubled visitation at the park.
Lorelei Weimer, President of Indiana Dunes Tourism, said she appreciates Paul's, "overall disposition of partnership and willingness to work with people. The way he talks about this area, you’d never know he wasn’t from here. He’s passionate about this area.”
Congratulations on your retirement, Paul.
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Home to the Indiana Dunes National Park and the Indiana Dunes State Park, the Indiana Dunes has one of the nation’s five best beaches for family fun-and the only one not on an ocean. Its 15 miles of beaches offer endless opportunities for splashing and playing as well as amazing views of Chicago’s skyline and climbs up ancient sand dunes.
The Indiana Dunes area along the southern shore of Lake Michigan offers swimming, birding, biking, camping, hiking, fishing, and other natural adventures, along with fine dining and local attractions. Our downtown communities are complete with affordable accommodations and Midwest hospitality, ensuring each getaway is a trip to remember.
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[@unclesmedly]

Congratulations Paul!

[@NancyDuncan-z1l]

Nice farewell Paul! Enjoy - glad we got to have you at MISS for a while.

[@ronconsalvo2231]

Congrats old Penn State Roomie. Im 6 months away from joining you in federal retirement.

[@LosTiburonesAzules]

Does Indiana dunes have driftwood?

[@IndianaDunes]

Yes, there is some. It can’t be taken with you though. Except for trash, it’s prohibited to take anything from the beaches here.