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Indiana Tourist Attraction IdeasTop 10 Indiana Vacation SpotsFinding Indiana vacation spots is not difficult, but finding the right Indiana tourist attraction for a family can be a bit more trouble. You want to find places that are appropriate to any small children that may be traveling along with you while still stimulating the mind and body of older children and all adults along for the ride. This road trip planning guide to the best Indiana vacation spots will get your wheels rolling and your mind's turning. Check out the following top tourist attractions in Indiana to find that perfect Indiana tourist attraction for your family. Best Roadside Attraction: Santa Claus, Indiana![]() This town is taking full advantage of their unique name by setting up an amusement park with a wooden roller coaster, shopping experiences, and a variety of other ways to celebrate the season of giving all year round. Santa Claus, Indiana Best Tourist Attraction: Amish AcresIt may be hard to sit down for a real family dinner when you are out on the road, but at Amish Acres that is just one of the perks of staying for a night or a little bit longer. Your kids can get up close and personal with horses while everyone learns about the Amish way of life.This is a great adventure for the entire family, but children old enough to understand the differences between cultures may get the most educational value from the experience. This is a flexible destination because you can stay for awhile or just stop in for a few hours. There is always something going on in the world of the Amish! Amish Acres Best Factory Tour: The South Bend Chocolate CompanyStop off in South Bend if you love chocolate on your next road trip planning guide. Your best chocolate daydreams can come true when you step into this factory and see where all of those delicious chocolate treats actually come from. You have to contact the company for times and days of tours. The South Bend Chocolate CompanyBest Place to See Animals: Wolf ParkThis is the best Indiana tourist attraction for children of all ages.While younger children enjoy tame petting zoos, it takes something a little more wild to get older kids and teenagers entertained. You will find plenty of entertainment for everyone in this natural wolf habitat. You can visit the park May through November for general tours, but you may want to check out the special Howl Night events which run on select nights throughout the year. These night events allow you to hear the wolves howling in their natural habitat and will give you a peak into their most active, playful hours of the day. Wolf Park Best Place to Get Wet: Deep River Water ParkThis Indiana tourist attraction is located in Crown Point on East Lincoln Highway. It is packed with a variety of water rides suitable for the entire family. You can take the toddlers and babies on a slow ride float along a lazy river while watching your older children whip down water slides that are bordering on a free fall.Or, perhaps you have the guts to take that almost free fall yourself. This is one of the best Indiana vacation spots for families because it allows adults and older children to get some excitement and fun into the day while younger children, pregnant women, and those who just don't have the heart for adventure have many options for entertainment as well. This destination is open during warm weather season only. They open the Friday before Memorial Day and close down on Labor Day. Deep River Water Park Best Place to Eat: Yogi'sThere is a time for fine dining in a tie and evening gown, and then there is a time to put on your shorts or blue jeans and lick your fingers as you chow down on sandwiches, wings and other delicious things.The day you visit Yogi's will definitely be the time to let your guard down and lick those fingers. They have a variety of games that most children will enjoy as well as an outdoor patio that is climate controlled for enjoyment all year round. Yogi's opens at 11AM and serves lunch and dinner only. Yogi's Best Ghost Story: The Haunted BridgeAre the water droplets seen on the concrete bridge over White Lick Creek condensation, or are they tears? Are the noises commonly heard from the bridge at night screams from another world or is it just the wind whipping underneath an old bridge?You can judge these things for yourself by heading south of highway 36 to see this old bridge and hear its noises up close and personal. The Haunted Bridge Best Family Adventure: Marengo Caves![]() You can camp out on the grounds or stay in a cabin and there are a variety of ways to spend the day. You could go on walking tours of the caves, get into a canoe and explore by water, or get inside the caves for an exploration trip. With adding this to your road trip planning guide, you can easily turn this into an educational experience. It could even serve as a field trip for some science units if you are a homeschool family. Marengo Caves Best Historical Site: Millionaires RowIf you're interested in history but your children are all about the glitz and glamour, this is one of those Illinois vacation spots that could please everyone in one big swoop.This beautiful tree lined street in Richmond is home to some of the most beautiful and unusual homes you may have ever seen, but it is also located in a historical district with lots of history to study up on. Millionaires Row Best Festival: Blueberry FestivalIf you're traveling through Plymouth in early September, you may want to stop off and taste something sweetly blue at the Marshall County Blueberry Festival.The festival is completely free to enter, though you will have to pay for rides and food just like any other festival. This is a great Indiana tourist attraction for family fun! Blueberry Festival
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