As an update I would have to say I love their new offices! I've now officially done the Heritage…read moreTrail over 12 times and can pretty much recite the script from memory, but still enjoy it every single time! They have done so much work on making this so great! Wholeheartedly recommend this to everyone!

We happened upon the Elkhart visitors center as it was directly across from the hotel we stayed at…read moreon a whim. We were SO glad we did. The docents gave us recommendations for a great family diner to grab breakfast down the street (can't remember the name unfortunately) and also suggested a self guided driving tour called the Heritage Trail. We received a free CD that directs you in about an hour and a half long loop (or all day if you take your time at each attraction) to all of the sights and attractions of Elkhart county and the surrounding Amish countryside. My boyfriend and I are young people and it was exciting and fun for us too so put your notions aside and just do it' It takes you through the major cute towns in the area and also to off the beaten country spots like Bonneville Mill Park (the historic mill is open and active Weds-Sunday) which was a real treat. It goes into historical detail of many of the spots and the directions were easy to follow. The visitors center also gave us coupons and had tons of brochures on local attractions. The quilt gardens were also a great tip from the docent to take a look at. We grabbed delicious donuts at an Amish bakery and wandered for hours around the Shipshewana flea market (open Tues/Weds). Even brought the pup along.

The St. Joe today welcome center is a convenient way to get to know what's going on around town…read more  Visit their website for more information and if you visit their facebook page they create events for things that are happening around town like the farmers markets.  Here in Saint Joseph we stay busy with community events.  St. Joseph today helps keep those events organized and lively.  Today was the chili tour in the downtown area and it was honestly wonderful.  I've been coming to this event since it started and I love it.

Sharing from their website! About DeKalb County…read more Learn About DeKalb County & Our Cities DeKalb County is within Easy Driving Distance from: Branson, Missouri 640 mi. Chicago, Illinois 168 mi. Cincinnati, Ohio 173 mi. Cleveland, Ohio 197 mi. Detroit, Michigan 140 mi. Ft. Wayne, Indiana 20 mi. Grand Rapids, Michigan 138 mi. Indianapolis, Indiana 140 mi. Louisville, Kentucky 264 mi. St. Louis, Missouri 391 mi. Toledo, Ohio 104 mi. Airports DeKalb County Airport 2710 County Rd 60 * Auburn, IN 46706 - Listen in to live air traffic control Fort Wayne International Airport 3801 West Ferguson Rd. * Fort Wayne, IN 46809-3142 Rails Amtrak - Indiana The Lake Shore Limited provides daily service between Chicago and New York City; Serving 25 train stations with pickup in Waterloo here in DeKalb County. For ticket and schedule information amtrak.com

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Incredibly disappointing that their boat rental is only open on Saturdays and Sundays. Wish that…read morewould've been mentioned on their website. Not everybody has time on Saturdays or Sundays to come out here to rent on top of having to pay $7 to get into this park.

This was one of our first state parks to visit as new campers and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay!…read more They were so welcoming! Our campsite was well equipped and perfect for our family. The dump site was brand new and especially user friendly! The scenery was gorgeous. We were there a little late in the season, but the lake was still beautiful and we enjoyed watching all the wildlife.

There's something special about this place. Lindenwood is a little oasis from the city and feels…read morelike a sweet escape. It's a great place to bring family and kids. Unfortunately dogs are NOT allowed because they want to preserve the nature and wildlife. Plenty of parking spots. Trails are clear and easy to walk along. This is more of a walk than a hike. Trails can get muddy so recommend wearing boots. If you get muddy, there's a boot brush out in front where you can scrub your shoes. Don't forget to pack it in and pack it out! Happy exploring fellow Hoosiers!

I went during april which I do not recommend doing because there is literally nothing. All the…read moretrees were still dead, the ground was very muddy, the flowers were barely growing. Even with all those negative things Lindenwood still looked pretty and I enjoyed the hike. I was very Underwhelmed by the pond. I expected the pond to be much prettier, bigger and nicer looking but unfortunately it was tiny and very dirty. At least there were visible tadpoles there which was exciting to see. I cannot wait to return to this place again once everything is fully regrown.

The Muncie Visitors Bureau is a stop on the Garfield Trail, so be sure to pop in and check out the…read moreGarfield statue that is hanging out here. And if you don't know what the Garfield Trail is, the friendly person behind the desk is more than happy to tell you about it, and how you can participate. It's like a scavenger hunt for Garfield statues, which takes you all around downtown Muncie! It's a little quirky and fun thing to do while you're here. The people at the Visitors Bureau are so friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Not only can they tell you about the Garfield Trail, but they can give you restaurant recommendations, ideas for places to visit, history about the area and lots more. There is a whole wall dedicated to brochures and pamphlets that you can take for free, as well as a small gift shop full of locally created Muncie treasures. When I'm visiting a new-to-me city, I like to visit places like this because you get a fuller picture of the place you're in. The Muncie Visitors Bureau is a great place to stop into for a while if you're visiting Muncie.

Really cool place I was visiting from Maryland, the inside of the store has some cool Garfield and…read moreBob Ross gifts as well as a ton of brochures outlining all the things that the area is known for. The lady at the front desk was very informative and friendly. The only downside I found was I wish there was more things to purchase like Bob Ross things and Garfield maybe even some Ball mason jars that say Muncie would be cool!!! Hopefully this gets seen oh also more stickers I collect them from where I go I almost got one of the ones from parks and rec not knowing the Lore behind it.

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