Warren County is centrally located between Indianapolis and Chicago, making it a destination for national entertainment, conventions and nearby state parks. • Nature Preserves • Golf Country Club • Town Parks • Badlands • Falls Junction • Fairgrounds
Warren County is centrally located between Indianapolis and Chicago, making it a destination for national entertainment, conventions and nearby state parks.
Harrison Hill Golf Course: Neighboring Attica’s Harrison Hills Country Club provides a challenging and idyllic setting just a few miles away.
Badlands Off-road Park: Off-road vehicles play at the Badlands, a privately-owned off-road park in neighboring Fountain County
Fall Creek Gorge: (known locally as the Potholes), owned by the Nature Conservancy, is a beautiful little creek bed carved through stone.
The NICHES Land Trust: preserves several hundred acres in Warren County for birdwatching, hiking and natural habitat restoration.
Falls Junction: Indiana’s highest waterfall is located in downtown Williamsport. Except in dry weather, a small stream tumbles 80 feet. A new picnic platform and shelter overlook the falls.
Town Parks: Williamsport, West Lebanon, Pine Village and State Line City all maintain parks with playground equipment and ample shade trees. An active Little League program uses these parks.
Outdoor Sports: Hunting is popular locally; one privately-owned hunting preserve south of West Lebanon hosts special events. Big Pine Creek offers unique natural landscapes as well as excellent kayaking during seasonal peak flows. Many people also enjoy boating and fishing on the Wabash River.
Paintball
Family movie theaters
Community Athletic Facility: The indoor track and fitness equipment facility-PAC Center at Seeger High School is open for public use before and after school.
Fairgrounds: A large park in the heart of Williamsport hosts the annual county fair.
