- TripBuzz found 78 things to do with kids in or near Nappanee, Indiana, including 74 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like South Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart and Plymouth.
- From The Round Barn Theatre at Amish Acres to Amish Acres, the Nappanee area offers 57 different types of family activities, including: Theaters, Historic Buildings, Historic Sites and Parks.
- Nappanee is a small town in Indiana known for its tourism and annual Apple Festival. One of the cities most prominent points of interest is it's Amish Acres farm and heritage center. The land gives visitors a glimpse into the Amish lifestyle and also hosts an annual Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival.
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Charley Creek Gardens is a non-profit horticulture center devoted to conservation, preservation and study of native and foreign plants. The lovely garden is spread over 6 acres. Brochures are provides for self-guided tours.
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Oselka Park features two baseball diamonds, one softball diamond, a soccer field, a sledding hill, a pavllion with restrooms, and a bandshell and concessions during scheduled events. The Pavilion also features a fireplace open for public use.
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New Buffalo Beach is a local beach popular among local residents. Visitors to the beach commonly enjoy a multitude of activities, including swimming, learning to paddleboard, walking among the dunes, or visiting the full service snack bar.
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New Buffalo Yacht Club, New Buffalo, MI 49117
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Visitors can enjoy guided fishing trips on Lake Michigan with Captains Steve and Andy Peterson. Their trips are for up to 6 people and target a variety of fish from aboard a 39 foot Wellcraft Coastal.
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New Buffalo Public Beach is located on the North end of Whittaker Street, across the Galien River Bridge. Clear waters give a good view of the place
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Visit Dr. James Ford Historic Home to experience the family's daily life, activities and personalities. It is packed with information and equipment about the 1800s. A must-see for a history buff.
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Built in 1906, the Eagles Theatre can accommodate at least 440 theatre and movie goers, while also being available for renting, for special private events, ranging from birthday parties to corporate gatherings.
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The Honeywell Center was built in 1952 and, after its 1994 expansion, reached 130,000 square feet. The Ford Theatre on its site has a seating capacity of 1,500. It is the home of Eugenia's Restaurant, and an art gallery. It has 14 rooms to be rented for special occasions.
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Dedicated especially to the area's history, the Wabash County Historical Museum also has a collection dedicated to the American railroad, which attracts both adults and children with its model trains exhibited. From this year on, it is also the home to a life-size historic caboose.
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Corner of Allen Street and E Market Street, Wabash, IN 46992
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Paradise Spring Historical Park & Riverwalk is a wonderful experience to be hiking and walking along the Wabash River. There is a long archaeological history about the place which is fascinating. It is clean and well-kept.