Things to do IN Northeast Indiana

Nestled next to the Ohio border, Adams County is home to the city of Decatur and the Limberlost State Historic Site, the home of the famed Hoosier author Gene Stratton-Porter, who saw her home as the perfect playground for a creative mind. Adams County, Indiana, is mostly undeveloped and has an untouched by-humans charm. Find your relaxation in Adams County.

Allen County is the home of Fort Wayne and all the urban fun that comes with it. With high-quality attractions you'll love, great places to eat, and that big-city, small-town feel, Allen County holds adventure and family fun for everyone. Find your way to the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, where you can find amazing animals and experiences, or go to the fun-filled Science Central, which provides hands-on science learning for all ages. Find your story in Allen County at the ACPL Genealogy Center or walk the Foellinger - Freimann Botanical oasis. No matter your preference, you will find your place IN Allen County, Indiana.

Visitors worldwide travel to DeKalb County, Indiana, to experience their classic car heritage, festivals, wineries, shopping, and museums. Holding four automotive museums that house significant relics from the automotive industry's storied history, including the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum, the Early Ford V-8 Foundation Museum, the National Auto & Truck Museum, and the International Monster Truck Hall of Fame, DeKalb has a unique experience that will be sure to make memories. Explore the unique culture IN Dekalb County.

Huntington County is home to the mouth-watering Joseph Decuis, a nationally known AAA, Four Diamond gourmet restaurant, which proudly resides in Downtown Roanoke, which has grown into a shopping district with many boutiques and other small stores. Explore this delicious region and all the food available IN Huntington County.

Northern Indiana's Kosciusko County is a vibrant, engaging, and diverse destination full of things to do, places to go, and sights to see. When you are here, don't be afraid to get wet. Kosciusko County has a variety of lakes that are toured by various boats, from Indiana's oldest sternwheel boat, the Dixie Sternwheeler, to the more modern cruise boat, the SS Lillypad. Relax and unwind here IN Kosciusko County.

LaGrange County is known for letting visitors experience the simplicity of Amish culture as well as the delicious foods and quality products they produce. But there’s so much more to explore around the county from world class entertainment at the Bluegate Theater and Amish history at the Menno-Hof to the midwest's largest flea market at the Outdoor Flea Market and rest at the Farmstead Inn. Look for your perfect Amish getaway in LaGrange County.

Noble County has some of the most unique attractions in the region. From the Black Pine Animal Sanctuary, they were giving you up close experiences with animals rescued from captivity, to Chain O' Lakes, which is nine interconnected lakes in a chain for small-boaters to go through, to the MidAmerica Windmill Museum, which explores and retells the history of wind power. These attractions and unique locations are just waiting to be discovered IN Noble County.

Steuben County, also known as the Land of 101 Lakes, is next to Michigan and Ohio's borders. Though out of the way, this is a county to attend. From the toboggan rides at Pokagon State Park to the small-town charm of downtown Angola to the colorful rising of Angola Balloons Aloft. Steuben County has so much to explore, so much experience, and so much to see. So, are you IN?

Wabash County is named for the Wabash River and was originally the Wabash River's draining area. Now, it houses the city of Wabash, home to unique attractions like Charley Creek Inn, a 1920s boutique inn and event center, and the Honeywell Center, which provides art and entertainment for all its visitors. Uncover something new IN Wabash County!

Wells County, Indiana, offers year-round attractions for visitors of all ages and is home to Ouabache State Park. Explore the natural bison habitat and climb the recently restored Fire Tower. After working up a sweat, chill out with a wine slushy or other drink at Dash 90 Wines. Explore antique shops, small-town charm, and more in Wells County.

Oscar, the monster turtle of Fulk Lake, sits proudly in Turtle Town of Whitley County, Indiana, as a reminder of a forgotten cryptid in the Midwest. Those loving a good folk tale will find an interest in Whitley County, but monster turtles aren't the only thing to explore. Crooked Lake Nature Preserve offers visitors a chance to get out in nature and explore one of the numerous lakes that dot this part of "Lake Country." Find your next story IN Whitley County.