Prophetstown Aquatic Center
West Lafayette, IN
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West Lafayette, IN
Prophetstown Aquatic Center operates seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with hours from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (closing weekdays starting mid-August). A
Vallonia, IN
Tiemeyer's Farm Market Petting Zoo in Vallonia, Indiana, is a family-oriented destination offering rural life and animal interactions. Visitors can wander between animal enclosures, enjoy hands-on opportunities, and explore the on-site market store for local produce, handmade crafts, and seasonal treats. The farm grounds also provide paths for leisurely walks and views of the surrounding Indiana landscape. A picnic area is available for guests.
Lawrenceburg, IN
Established in 1984, the Dearborn County Historical Society is the sole repository for historical materials pertaining to Dearborn County’s past. Visitors can explore Dearborn County history through the Society’s exhibits, genealogical research assistance, publications, and programs. The Society preserves a collection of artifacts, photographs, documents, and research materials.
Fort Wayne, IN
Orchard Ridge Country Club in Fort Wayne, IN, features a beautiful golf course designed with gorgeous tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and gently rolling terrain, offering a quality experience for any level of golfer. Beyond golf, the club provides a restaurant, swimming pool, gym, and six lighted tennis courts. It also hosts Swim, Dive, & Prep teams and offers "Kidz on The Ridge" activities for children.
Photo by Valerie EverettColumbus, IN
The Atterbury-Bakalar Air Museum is dedicated to the memory of all military and civilian personnel who served in any capacity in the wars and conflicts from 1942 to 1970.
Indianapolis, IN
The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District is a National Historic Landmark District with 25 acres dedicated to honoring veterans. It includes the Indiana War Memorial Museum, three parks, and various monuments and memorials. Visitors can explore the museum, see the tattered flag of the 15th Indiana Infantry Regiment, stroll Veterans Memorial Plaza, and visit the Medal of Honor Memorial. Indianapolis ranks first in the nation for acres dedicated to veterans and second only to Washington D.C. in the number of monuments.
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The Reitz Home Museum is Evansville, Indiana’s only Victorian House Museum, situated in the heart of the city’s downtown Historic Preservation District. It is noted as one of the country’s finest examples of French Second Empire architecture. Visitors can take tours, which begin on the hour in the Carriage House.
South Bend, IN
The Mission of the Studebaker National Museum is to be the center for education, preservation, and interpretation of design and innovation.
Porter, IN
The Dunes Learning Center provides year-round outdoor environmental science programs for school groups and summer campers. Since 1998, it has offered outdoor learning adventures, including overnight experiences, to inspire curiosity for nature. The center is accredited by the American Camp Association.
Carmel, IN
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Sellersburg, IN
Hidden Creek Golf Club features 27 holes of golf on manicured land inhabited by wildlife, including bald eagles and turkeys. The Hidden Creek 18 offers teeing grounds for every ability, while the Turning Point 9 provides a more casual golf experience. The club also has a full multi-tiered driving range, a short game practice area, and a putting green. Barry Bonifield serves as the Head PGA Professional.
Bloomington, IN
Hoosier Putt Hole is a miniature golf course in Bloomington offering an 18-hole recreational putt-putt experience, ideal for families and casual players seeking a fun outing.
Plymouth, IN
Swan Lake Golf Courses is a golf resort located in Plymouth, Indiana. The facility features two 18-hole championship courses, offering visitors a challenging experience. Guests can also utilize a driving range as part of their visit to the resort.
Lyles Station, IN
The Lyles Station Museum displays the story of what the Black community endured in Lyles Station. It recreates a sense of life and learning in the town during the 1920s, a period when the school was new and the community thrived.
Greenfield, IN
The Hancock County Historical Society is located in the Chapel in the Park Museum and the Old Log Jail Museum in Greenfield, Indiana. Visitors can explore a large collection of several thousand items, with most displays in the Chapel’s basement. The collection includes ice age animal fossils, Native American projectile points, pioneer artifacts, Civil War memorabilia, Victorian era clothing, and WWI and WWII items. The society also educates the public through programs, lectures, and events.
Marion, IN
Splash House is a public water park in Marion, IN, offering family-friendly fun. Visitors can enjoy a lazy river, two racer slides, a big flush slide, and a large wave pool. The park also features a kiddie play area with a play pad and a large bucket water-drop. Concession stands, seating, and an event room rental are available for guests.
Connersville, IN
The Historic Connersville Museum documents the heritage of Connersville and Fayette County, Indiana. Located in a historic canal house built in 1842 as the headquarters of the Whitewater Canal, the museum preserves artifacts and stories relating to the region's development and cultural significance.
Indianapolis, IN
The Crown Hill Waiting Station is a historic Victorian Gothic structure completed in 1885 and serves as a cultural landmark in Indianapolis. The building features ornate carved oak and cherry woodwork, five fireplaces with encaustic tile surrounds, a bell tower, and a fireproof vault, reflecting exceptional 19th-century architectural craftsmanship.
Madison, IN
The Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House is a museum in Madison, Indiana. Built in 1818, this Federal style mansion was the home and political headquarters of Judge Jeremiah Sullivan, who served as a county Judge, State Supreme Court Judge, and State Legislator. The house features tapered reed columns and an elliptical fanlight, and is furnished with period furniture. Visitors can also see an interpreted oven and smokehouse in the backyard.
Photo by Chris Light (talk)North Judson, IN
The Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum in North Judson, Indiana, preserves and shares railroad history. Visitors can take relaxing excursions through the Indiana countryside aboard historic diesel-powered trains. These journeys offer views of peaceful farmland, woodlands, and rural scenery from vintage passenger equipment, providing an authentic railroad experience. The museum also features a gift shop.
Newburgh, IN
The Newburgh Museum preserves and exhibits the history and culture of Newburgh and its surrounding areas. It educates visitors about the region's unique rivertown heritage. Visitors can explore various exhibits and participate in events.
Beverly Shores, IN
The Beverly Shores Depot Museum and Art Gallery preserves local history and supports artists. Visitors can explore in-person and online virtual exhibits sharing Beverly Shores' history, or walk the Heritage Trail to see the town’s significant sights. The Art Gallery features works by talented local artists. A gift shop offers artwork, jewelry, textiles, and ceramics from local artists and selected items from around the world.
Bedford, IN
Bluespring Caverns features a one-hour boat tour on America's longest navigable underground river, where visitors descend 400 feet in custom electric boats. Guests can also explore the half-mile Karst Natural Area Trail, which loops around Indiana’s largest karst plain sinkhole. The Myst’ry River Gemstone Mine allows prospecting for semi-precious gemstones and fossils. A visitor center offers unique gifts and souvenirs, along with picnic facilities.
Terre Haute, IN
The Terre Haute Children's Museum is West Central Indiana's premier museum for science, learning, and fun, spanning three floors. Visitors can learn, explore, and play at any age and any stage. Activities include a ropes course for older children and Water Works for preschoolers.