Attractions in Steuben County
Disc golf lovers have a new course to play in Angola. The hilly par 68 course at Commons Park features 18 holes ranging from 210 feet to 578 feet. Bring your own discs or borrow some during business hours from the Angola Parks and Recreation Department.
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Visit The Farmer's Market If you’re looking for fresh, local food, look no further than the Farmers Market. Farmers Markets If you’re looking for fresh, local food, look no further than the Farmers Market. Located at 317 S. Wayne St., Angola, and happening every... Attractions in Steuben County, Blog
Pokagon is also home to the state’s only refrigerated toboggan. Open weekends the day after Thanksgiving through the last weekend in February, the toboggan is a great family activity.
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Trine State Recreation Area Steeped in natural and cultural history, Trine State Recreation Area provides nearly 200 acres of rolling, wooded hills, open meadows, unique wetlands, and a kettle lake Trine State Recreation Area is adjacent to Pokagon State Park and is... Attractions in Steuben County
The Backyard Creamery & Mini Golf The Backyard Creamery & Mini GolfPlay 18 or 36 holes of miniature golf, then enjoy an ice cream treat at the creamery. There’s also indoor board games and outdoor lawn games to use. Miniature golf prices are $6 for 18 holes and... Attractions in Steuben County
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With more than 101 natural lakes and Indiana’s most beautiful state park, Steuben County is a recreational wonderland. Pokagon State Park, on the banks of Lake James, has the state’s only toboggan slide as well as hiking and biking trails, guided horseback rides, boat rentals and the historic Potawatomi Inn. Tour the 200-acre buffalo preserve, visit our wineries and discover unique restaurants on the Steuben County Foodie Trail.