Play in Gibson County
Explore the heart of Southwestern Indiana
Located in beautiful Southwestern Indiana, Gibson County is a hidden treasure of fun and relaxing experiences that you and your family are sure to enjoy.
Plan your visit to soak in all that this corner of Indiana has to offer. Homespun festivals, one-of-a-kind restaurants, exciting recreational venues, and quaint shops await visitors stepping just a bit off the beaten path in search of entertainment, fun, relaxation, or just a delicious meal
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Gibson County has two sites named to the National Park Service Underground Railroad Network to Freedom: Archer Cemetery (Princeton), burial site of David Stormont and…
The Experience Center features interactive displays, historical exhibits and a suspended Toyota Tundra you'll have to see to believe. Take a free, tram-driven tour though…
Widely known for its home cooked family style meals, the Log Inn is IndianaÕs oldest restaurant built in 1825 as a stage coach stop and…
Several examples of public art can be found scattered around Gibson County, including a multitude of barn quilts, murals by Fort Branch native Drew Cooper…
Discover the story of a Midwestern early black pioneer settlement at Lyles Station. Settled in the early 1800's, Lyles Station stands as one of the…
The Gibson County Farmer's Market Trail highlights the many farm markets sprinkled throughout the county, with offerings ranging from fresh produce and local meats to…
A picturesque example of nineteenth century Romanesque Revival architecture, the current courthouse is actually the third courthouse built for the county seat, Princeton. This courthouse,…
Over 200 hand-painted blocks scattered around the county, each displaying its own unique quilt pattern.
This arboretum and botanical garden offers over 50 acres and more than 300 varieties of azaleas, a wide variety of plant species and trees, as…