Indiana's Lively Lakeside Town Offers The Perfect Mix Of Family Fun And Endless Recreation
For the perfect family vacation filled with amusement parks, beaches, and a unique restaurant experience, this Indiana town has you covered.
Read MoreFor the perfect family vacation filled with amusement parks, beaches, and a unique restaurant experience, this Indiana town has you covered.
Read MoreThis vibrant lakefront town in Indiana offers abundant local shopping and dining options, as well as hiking adventures in the nearby national park.
Read MoreCurious about NASA, outer space, or the moon? Head to Indianapolis and the state of Indiana for something hidden yet truly out of this world: Moon Trees.
Read MoreRunning through several of Indian's quaintest small towns and stunning natural areas, this canal-adjacent road is a road trip waiting to happen.
Read MoreAn immersive museum in Indiana takes visitors on a journey through the evolution of RVs and manufactured homes, from covered wagons to modern campers.
Read MoreThis abandoned Indiana amusement park dates back to 1923 - explore it's overgrown grounds and hike other nearby trails for some nature, nostalgia, and mystery.
Read MoreIf you've dreamed of spending a few days living on a train like in a classic movie, this unique hotel in Indianapolis, Indiana, has you covered.
Read MoreAlways wished Christmas could last all year? It does in this holiday-themed Indiana town, complete with Christmassy shops, museums, and attractions.
Read MoreIf you've ever wanted the chance to make your way through a real-life labyrinth, you won't want to miss your chance in this charming Indiana town.
Read MoreIf you love history, science, and a bit of gore, make a stop at this Indiana museum. The building is filled with specimens and sights you won't soon forget.
Read MoreA sinkhole opened up on a Midwest dairy farm in 1940 to reveal an underground river, a 21-mile cave system and rare creatures that only live far below ground.
Read MoreDiscover this laid-back lakeside town in Indiana. It is perfectly located for tourists coming from all directions, with plenty for the whole family to love.
Read MoreWhile you may think that street art consists primarily of graffiti, this project proves that it is so much more and can truly transform a community,
Read MoreThose who love art need to visit this small city in Indiana, which is known for its gorgeous modern architecture and beautifully designed buildings.
Read MoreAny time of year, this Indiana city is a delightful place to visit, but come winter it turns into one of the snowiest and most magical settings in the world.
Read MoreGo on an adventure in Indiana to see the state's largest waterfall and a rare type of bridge, with ample options for hiking, camping, and outdoor activities.
Read MoreIndiana may not be the first place that springs to mind when thinking of culinary destinations, but this historic district should make the list.
Read MoreVisit this ice cream parlor in Indiana for a unique collection of antique cookie jars and salt and pepper shakers with a side of homemade waffle cones.
Read MoreA small, picturesque town with a fascinating history, mark this hidden gem in Indiana down as a must-visit if you love antiques and the arts.
Read MoreAmericans who want to experience European luxury without leaving the country should check out one of Indiana's hidden gems, the West Baden Springs Hotel.
Read MoreWhile visiting the agriculturally rich lands of the Midwest, stop by this underrated city park in Indiana for a tropical, serene escape among beautiful flora.
Read MoreThis Midwest airport is often considered the best in North America and has received many awards for its outstanding customer service and pristine facilities.
Read MoreFrom amazing beaches to thrilling state parks, Lake Michigan offers so many vacation opportunities - including one quaint setting that is big on history.
Read MoreThis lakeside campground in Indiana is a literal hidden paradise, offering fishing, kayaking, and hiking, perfect for a family-friendly getaway.
Read MoreOnce leaves begin changing colors, there are many options in the U.S. for observing the natural beauty and this Midwestern spot is truly special.
Read MoreIt's not much of a surprise that the Midwest is home to some of the best U.S. cities for beer drinkers, and this city has made bar-hopping a pastime.
Read MoreIndiana Dunes is a huge tourist draw, but you can cross the state line into Michigan and visit an underrated park with sand dunes and fewer crowds.
Read More