The staff is always friendly and willing to answer any questions or help with finding packages!read more

We were out for a drive and passed by Wyandotte Cave and we were surprised to see that it was open…read moreagain. (It had been closed for several years). We decided to do the 1/2 hour tour of Little Wyandotte Cave instead of the 2 hr. tour of the big cave. We were able to see many interesting formations without a huge time commitment. Our tour guide was well-spoken and loud enough that everyone in the group could hear her. Wyandotte Cave, along with Marengo Cave and Indiana Caverns, are worth the visit when in Southern Indiana!

We took the 3 hour tour through Wyandotte Caves and have nothing but compliments on our experience…read more It is a wonderful hike through the caves and the guide was knowledgeable and friendly. There are so many interesting sites to see from the stalactites and stalagmites, the monuments that have been built, the small pathway that was carved by hand, and so much more. I highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see caves. This one is worth it. Be sure and check the website to see when they are open as they are only open 3 days each week due to staffing.

This log cabin was the home of the 9th President, William Henry Harrison. It is one of the nine…read morebuildings remaining in the historic city from what is known as the Capital Period (1816-1825). At this time, they are not hosting any weekday tours, so I could not go in and visit. They may be open Fridays , Saturdays and Sundays. I will just call or email ahead before you go.The cabin is also known as Branham Tavern and has served as a tavern, and a church house for members of the clergy over the years. There is ample free parking available on the street in front of the cabin. It is a nice attraction to see if you are in town, but unless they are open, you will probably not spend a lot of time there. The cabin is located off of a busy road, or at least busy for Corydon. Be carful. Anyway, I would recommend coupling this trip with other stops such as Indiana Cavern, The Harrison County Interpretive Museum and the Constitutional Elm Stump. Fun Facts: The cabin is listed on National Register of Historic Places and Harrison County gets its name from President Harrison.

Cool little view! Of course, the house is fixed up and different people are living here and not…read moreexactly Larry Bird's Childhood Home, but it's a nice thing to check out since this is where he is from. Depending on where you're coming from, you will drive over a nice old bridge! Swing by if you have the chance! Nice view!