- TripBuzz found 75 things to do with kids in or near Martinsville, Indiana, including 65 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Greenwood, Bloomington, Plainfield and Nashville.
- From Bradford Woods to Cikana State Fish Hatchery, the Martinsville area offers 65 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Bowling, Theaters and Camping Site.
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13.9 Miles
Nearly 20 miles of tree-lined roads and scenic vistas for hiking and biking highlight your visit to Brown County State Park. Featuring an indoor water park at the lodge, or plenty of roomy cabins, this park has it all.
16.2 Miles
Spanning 13.5 acres, Independence Park is Indiana's first to be completely accessible to all, regardless of disabilities. The park features wheelchair accessible basketball courts, a playground with sensory components for autistic kids, and other attractions.
17.0 Miles
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32 votes
772 South Yellowwood Road, Nashville, IN 47448
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Multiple tree types like four types of pine, white and red oak, and black walnut were planted in the Yellowwood State Forest during the 1940s. Trails run through the forest for hiking, and there is a 133-acre man-made lake.
17.8 Miles
Featuring seating for over 50,000 spectators, Memorial Stadium is Indiana University's football stadium. In addition to football, the stadium is also used for large events such as graduation and commencement ceremonies.
17.8 Miles
Spanning 205 acres, scenic Hummel Park offers a variety of sporting areas, including baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and disc golf. Miles of nature trails, 5 fishing ponds, and an outdoor performing arts center are also available.
17.8 Miles
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1001 East 17Th Street, Bloomington, IN 47405
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Home of the Hoosiers, Indiana University Memorial Stadium is the venue for all home football games. This stadium seats well over 50,000 fans and offers a variety of concessions including signature dishes such as Hoosier dogs and State Faire mini-donuts.
17.8 Miles
A hiking trail through a scenic woodland setting, the Red Maple Path leads walkers and bikers across a wooden bridge over White Lick Creek. The path and bridge provide pleasant views.
17.9 Miles
With a seating capacity of 17,472 and opened since 1971, Assembly Hall has attracted more than 6 million basketball fans ever since.
18.1 Miles
Acts have been entertaining audiences since 1949 at the Brown County Playhouse. Today guests enjoy a variety of plays, local and national music acts, and the latest movies from Hollywood.
18.1 Miles
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18 votes
Corner of Franklin & Van Buren Street, Nashville, IN
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Nashville Express Train Tours offers visitors a sight-seeing tour of Nashville on a train. The tour is 25 minutes and shows the various businesses, art, and historical landmarks of Nashville.