Home of Indiana's First State Capitol, Corydon's historic buildings and nostalgic sites are left largely as they were nearly two centuries ago.

Harrison County state & county parks that feature specialized accessible items and fetaures.

Contact: 

Harrison County Parks - 812-738-8236

O'Bannon Woods - 812-738-8232

Canoe the scenic Blue River. Half day and full day canoe trips available.

25-Mile Stone's Throw Tour

34-Mile Terrapin Trot

65 Mile Vineyard Rivers and Rollers Route

A family entertainment complex with two 18-hole miniature golf courses, one outdoor and one indoor with 3-D blacklight, arcades, coffee shop, free wifi and four party rooms that can accommodate up to 100 people.
 

Hayswood Nature Reserve features 311 acres of Harrison County's most beautiful and relaxing scenery.

Indiana Caverns -- Opening in May 2013 -- Indiana's Longest Cave

Indiana's first new show cave in over 40 years will open in the spring of 2013. Work is underway in Harrison County, near Corydon, Indiana, for its grand opening in 2013. Indiana Caverns will show visitors a variety of underground experiences in one tour. The cave will feature a three story waterfall, big rooms, heights and depths, beautiful formations and even a boat ride on a subterranean river. Surface facilities will include a visitor’s center and parking, picnic, and outdoor recreation area. The cave entrance is located just off Hwy 135 south of downtown Corydon, only 5 minutes south of I-64 and less than 30 minutes from downtown Louisville, Kentucky.

A United States National Natural Landmark offering a variety of underground splendor rarely seen in a single cave.

A 9-hole public golf course.

The O'Bannon Woods State Park lies in the central and extreme southern part of the state, bordering the Ohio River.

40 years of canoeing the Blue River. We are family owned and operated.

Southern Indiana's rural heritage and locally grown favorites.  The trail highlights local venues such as farm markets, orchards, gardens, and restaurants.  Pick up a local recipe card at each venue on the trail!  Venues change seasonally so check back with us often.  Click more to view current participants.

Explore caverns discovered in 1790 by Squire and Daniel Boone, plus a pioneer village featuring soap making, candle dipping, gemstone mining and a candy factory.