Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari is a theme park and water park combo located at 452 E Christmas Blvd, Santa Claus, Indiana. The property spans over 120 acres and is divided into beautifully themed sections celebrating Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the Fourth of July. The park is famous within the amusement industry for its unparalleled guest perks—offering free unlimited soft drinks, free parking, free sunscreen, and free Wi-Fi to every guest. Voted #1 Outdoor waterpark in the Nation! Time Magazine voted roller coaster “The Voyage” #1 wooden coaster. With a short drive of 25 minutes - It's a must visit!
Interlake Off-Road Recreation Park
Interlake is a massive 3,550-acre multi-use public park managed by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The park is built entirely on reclaimed former coal mine land. This unique industrial history left behind a fascinating, rugged topography of steep spoil banks, rolling grasslands, deep strip pits, and 17 man-made lakes Interlake is a paradise for motorized trail riders, offering nearly 100 miles of trails designed to accommodate virtually every type of machine. Though it is famous for off-roading, a massive portion of the property is set aside for quiet, non-motorized outdoor adventures: Fishing, Horseback Riding, Hiking, and Mountain Biking.
Less than 5 miles / 10 minute drive
Lynnville Park
Lynnville Park is a scenic, 1,100-acre public lakeside park and campground. The park centers entirely around its sprawling 275-acre main lake (popularly known as Lynnville Lake) making it the perfect place to kayak and take in the beauty. Stop by the gate house to rent a kayak or learn about the various hiking trails!
1.3 miles / 5 Minute Drive
Black Horse Barn
The Black Horse Barn is a top-notch wedding venue located right here in beautiful Lynnville, Indiana. The barn, located on a 5-acre lake, is a combination of rustic wood, old barn metal, and a dozen crystal chandeliers - making it a true sight to see. Schedule a tour and you will feel the magic. If you are lucky enough to attend a wedding at the Black Horse Barn, you will be serenaded by croaking frogs and crickets as you dance the night away, either inside the barn or on the large dance floor outside, surrounded by thousands of twinkling lights.
2.9 miles / 5 minute drive
Tecumseh Trail
Need to get some exercise in or love a good run? Be sure to hit the Tecumseh Trail, located at 102 Peach St. The trail offers pet lovers a beautiful blacktop hiking path near the heart of Lynnville, Indiana. This scenic, newer trail welcomes dogs and is also kid-friendly, making it a great destination for the whole family. Be sure to take a pause and let the kids enjoy the giant tires out front of the coal museum. Enjoy excellent views along your hike or bike ride. Parking is a gravel lot.
.8 miles/ 3 minute drive
The Museum Of Coal Industy
The Museum of the Coal Industry in Lynnville, IN highlights the rich history and legacy of coal mining in Indiana, offering interactive exhibits, historical artifacts, and a family-friendly educational experience. Founded in 1985, the museum preserves and shares the story of coal mining’s impact on Warrick County and Indiana’s economy. The museum is situated on former mining land donated by the Peabody Coal Company and includes facilities such as a replica company store and miner’s house, showcasing the lives of coal miners and their families. Located at 401 IN-68, Lynnville, IN 47619.
.9 miles / 5 Minute drive
Wahnsiedler Observatory
Tucked away on a one-acre clearing inside Lynnville Park, the observatory sits on a hill just off State Road 68. The Main Dome of the observatory houses a large 14-inch Celestron Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope alongside a high-powered refractor telescope. Because Lynnville Park is surrounded by thousands of acres of undeveloped, reclaimed mining land (like the neighboring Interlake State Recreation Area), the observatory benefits from significantly lower light pollution than nearby cities, making it an ideal spot for stargazing. Be sure to check their schedule for public star watches!
Threshermans Park
Step back into a bygone era at the Antique Steam & Gas Engine Tractor Show, a beloved celebration of Indiana's rich agricultural heritage held at Thresherman Park in Boonville. Rooted in passion for preservation, the Antique Steam & Gas Engine Club of Boonville has hosted these shows for decades, evolving from humble gatherings into a cornerstone of Warrick County's cultural calendar, bringing together majestic steam traction engines, rumbling antique tractors, and hands-on demonstrations of old-time farming that transport visitors to the heart of 19th- and early 20th-century rural life.
7.9 miles / 11 minute Drive
Lincoln State Park
Discover the boyhood home of the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. Among the rolling hills and thick forest, young Lincoln learned many life lessons. Lincoln State Park offers 10 miles of hiking trails, two scenic lakes, and an interpretive center to help you experience early life of settlers in southern Indiana. Tour the Colonel Jones Home, the historic home of the merchant and Civil War officer who employed young Lincoln.
18 miles / 24 minute drive
Monkey Hallow Winery
Monkey Hollow Winery is perfect for a day trip or casual outing, blending Southern Indiana’s natural beauty with a full winery and distillery experience. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, sample a variety of locally produced wines and spirits, experience live entertainment, and explore the vineyard. Its location near Saint Meinrad and affiliation with the Hoosier Wine Trail make it an excellent stop for wine enthusiasts exploring the region.
31 Miles / 30 Minute drive