- The list below includes 33 free or cheap things to do in or near Rockport, Indiana, including 38 different types of inexpensive activities like Other Entertainment, Historic Sites, Parks and Family Fun Center.
- From Holiday Drive-In to Lincoln Pioneer Village & Museum, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Rockport and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Owensboro, Santa Claus, Evansville and Lincoln City.
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A Christmas themed miniature golf course and lots of games and high-tech challenges await the children at Frosty's Fun Center.
17.6 Miles
Get into the spirit with a visit to the Santa Claus Museum. Kids, young and old, will enjoy browsing through the Santa memorabilia and learning about the history of how the town of Santa Claus got its name.
17.6 Miles
At Holly Berry Farm, visitors can purchase a variety of fresh produce such as eggplant, tomatoes, cucumbers, and more. The vendor also sells beef and fresh eggs at its holiday themed market.
17.7 Miles
Enjoy a bit of Christmas year-round at the Santa Claus Christmas Store. Guests marvel at the amazing selection of decorations, collectibles, and personalized ornaments, but don't leave without trying the fudge.
17.7 Miles
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39 North Kringle Place, Santa Claus, IN 47579
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Offering visitors information about the attractions to visit in Spencer County, Spencer County Visitors Bureau has knowledgeable staff members ready to assist people with their trips. The bureau also provides free brochures to visitors.
17.8 Miles
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78 North Holiday Blvd, Santa Claus, IN 47579
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With its 1.2 mile-long campground, Santa Claus Land of Lights is the largest holyday light show in North America. With 300 light display pieces and more than 35% of its exhibits being animated, this can prove to be worthy of the family's time.
17.8 Miles
Visitors can view artifacts, documents, and photos related to the development of the town of Santa Claus at the Santa Claus Museum & Village. There are exhibits about the town's name and a collection of children's letters to Santa Claus.
18.1 Miles
Upon its completion, the 22-foot tall 1935 Santa Statue was dedicated to the children of the world. Sitting atop the hill in Santa's Village, this is a perfect site to take photographs with family and friends.
18.7 Miles
Named for Raymond Joseph 'Jim' Yellig who served as Santa Claus for decades, Jim Yellig Park can be used for basketball, volleyball and baseball. It has trails for walking, a playground and shaded picnic areas along with batting cages.
18.7 Miles
Named for Raymond Yellig who served as Santa Claus for decades, Ray Yellig Memorial Trail is an approximately 1.2 mile trail around wooded terrain. The trail can be used for walking and biking as well as wildlife observation.