Things to Do
Explore Southwestern Indiana
Whether you are a history buff or an outdoor enthusiast, Go Gibson to explore your passion! With a multitude of sports venues, parks and outdoor attractions, Gibson County has plenty of ways to keep you moving.
- All
- Arts & Culture
- Attraction
- Attractions
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Biking
- Birdwatching
- Disc Golf
- Entertainment
- Event Venue
- Fishing
- Golf
- Historic Site
- Museum
- Museums
- Outdoor
- Paintball
- Park
- Parks
- Pickleball
- Picnic
- Playground
- Shelter House
- Softball
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Trails
- Volleyball
- Wildlife
Azalea Path Arboretum & Botanical Gardens
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 well as water features and unique wood carvings in a…
Read more
Broadway Players/Princeton Community Theatre & Community Center
Housed in the restored Princeton Theater, this local community theater group performs entertaining and thought provoking productions and offers educational opportunities for the community as well. Visit www.broadwayplayers.org for show schedule.
Read more
Cane Ridge Wildlife Management Area
As home to the largest nesting colony of the endangered interior Least Tern east of the Mississippi River, this refuge has been recognized as a Globally Important Bird Area and included in the National Audubon…
Read more
Dorothy “Deda” Young Kiddie Park
Public park offering playground equipment, picnic shelter, and an outdoor basketball court.
Read more
Fort Branch Community Park
The park includes baseball/softball fields, basketball court, pickleball courts, a picnic area, an enclosed shelter house and playground equipment.
Read more
Gibson County Barn Quilt Trail
Over 200 hand-painted blocks scattered around the county, each displaying its own unique quilt pattern.
Read more
Gibson County Courthouse
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, which was completed in 1886, was used as a model…
Read more
Gibson County Fairgrounds
Offering multiple venues accommodating from 50 to over 700 guests, plus outdoor venues for hosting year-round events, the fairgrounds is the site of Indiana's oldest continuously running county fair, started in 1852, the same year…
Read more
Gibson County Farmers Market Trail
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 baked goods and local honey. Each participating location will also…
Read more
Gil Hodges Field
Located adjacent to Lafayette Park and included in the Heartland Historic Baseball Trail, this baseball field was named for Princeton native and former Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman, Gil Hodges. Hodges also was the 1969…
Read more
