Public Access
Public access to Tippecanoe Lake is available via:
- Grassy Creek, a tributary that connects, by way of a manually operated lock, the east shore of Tippecanoe Lake to Sawmill, Sechrist, Banning, Irish, Little Barbee, Big Barbee and Kuhn lakes upstream. The ramp is on the east shore of the creek along Armstrong Road, just north of the lock.
- Patona Bay Resort on the NW shore
- Tippy Dance Hall on the SW shore
- Tippecanoe Boat Company on the NE shore
- Pie-Eyed Petey's Marina and Restaurant on the SE shore
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