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We are proud to offer a variety of rich cultural, historical, and environmental experiences we have in Noble County. We are the home of the nation’s first Tombstone Trail that explores the silent cities of our backroads, and small towns, that hold the memories and remains of so many fascinating Hoosiers in our historic cemeteries.
Noble County is also home to the Indiana’s first Farm to Fork Tour that will explore the variety and goodness of bounty of our family farms, and their diverse product offerings. Explore our gently rolling hills, small towns, acres of lakes and trails, the friendly faces of our corner of Indiana. We could all use those times now and again to reconnect to our roots, and to make new discoveries that we did not know we were missing from our lives.
We may not be Boston, or have the sophistication of New York City, but Noble County has something for everyone that will make an impression forever imprinted on your mind and soul.
What will you find with your visit? We invite you to find out. The journey begins here. Welcome to Noble County.
| Parks - Noble County Indiana Parks & Playgrounds | ||
| Avilla | ||
Avilla Park
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| Albion | ||
Hidden Diamonds |
City park set on 48 acres featuring facilities to entertain the entire family. Annual home of Albion's Fourth of July fireworks display. Camping with electrical and water hookups available.
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| chain o'lakes state park 2355 E. 75 South Albion, Indiana 46701 Phone: 260-636-2654 Toll Free: 800-457-8283 Reservations: 866-622-6746 More Info |
This is lake country and a small boater's paradise. Eight connecting lakes will be the center of your adventures at Chain O'Lakes State Park in Noble County. Paddle through the chain, hike the trails, or attend a nature program in the park's 'old schoolhouse' nature center. At nearby Rome City, you can visit the Gene Stratton-Porter Home, State Historic Site. | |
Owen Park |
Located at the intersection of Main (S.R. 8) and First Streets in Albion, across of the Central Noble Schools complex. Open pavilion, picnic tables, bathrooms, grill, and horseshoe pits. |
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| Valley View Park West Main Street, Albion, IN 46701 260-636-2246 No Charge. |
Home to Albion's softball and youth baseball leagues, this park offers facilities for a variety of activities and special events. Call to inquire about scheduling events. Located just two blocks west of the courthouse square on West Main Street in Albion. Baseball diamond, pavilion with picnic tables, bathrooms, charcoal grill, playground. Concession stand. Summer leagues play throughout the week and on weekends. |
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| Cromwell | ||
Cromwell Community Park |
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| Cromwell Community Center 353 Baker Street, Cromwell (260) 856-4501 |
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Kendallville |
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Bixler Lake Park |
Summer weekends and holidays, $2.00 per car without a city resident pass. Additional charges apply for use of camping facilities. From U.S. 6, take Fair Street to Wayne Street. Turn east, then south on Park Avenue. Cross the railroad tracks then turn east on Lake Park Drive, two blocks to the park entrance. Tent camping, group camping, RV Hookups; over 100 campsites with water, electrical service, dump station. |
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| Sunset Park P.O. Box 516, Kendallville, IN 46755 260-347-1064 |
This 32 acre municipal park offers three ball diamonds, a full-size soccer field, pavilion, and shuffleboard courts. Area's largest playground! From SR 3, take Drake Road east past the Elk's Golf Course. Park is located on the north side of the road, with entrance off Weston Avenue. Playground equipment, shuffleboard, pavilion, picnic tables, soccer field, and more. No alcohol permitted. |
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| LaOtto | ||
Ball Park
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| Ligonier | ||
| Kinney Park W. Union Street, Ligonier |
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| Rome City | ||
| Gaff Park P.O. Box 338 Rome City, IN 46784 260-854-2412 |
This 3-acre park is shaped like a bowl with sloped edges ideal for sledding, and used for community concerts and events, as well as during the annual Chautauqua Days Festival. Used primarily during the Chautauqua Days festival, ideal place for Senior Citizens to enjoy. Great for winter sledding. | |
| Kelly Park P.O. Box 338 Rome City, IN 46784 260-854-2412 No charge. |
Originally built with a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant, Kelly Park is used regularly by both Rome City residents and surrounding communities. The park is home to several summer sports leagues and a popular place for family gatherings and public social events. Kelly Park is located on the south side of Rome City, on Kelly Street. Sign posted. Tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, soccer/football field, and pavilion. Available for family gatherings and public social events. Call the Town of Rome City to schedule use. |
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| Lakeside Park P.O. Box 338 Rome City, IN 46784 260-854-2412 |
Located on the southwest side of Sylvan Lake off State Road 9. Shore fishing access, basketball goals, playground area with swings, slides, merry-go-round and more. Available for use by all ages, residents and non-residents. Concrete parking area. |
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| Sycamore Park P.O. Box 338, Rome City, IN 46784 260-854-2412 No charge. |
This one acre park is the site of the Sylvan Lake spillway. This area is at the top of a steep hill with a flat area at the bottom of the park, ideal for winter sledding and snowboarding. Located on the west side of State Road 9 on the north end of town, near the Sylvan Lake dam. Access for fishing where Sylvan Lake outlets to the Little Elkhart River. Park is used extensively during the winter months for sledding and snowboarding. |
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Mailing Address: P.O. Box 934, Kendallville, IN 46755
Physical Address: 2010 W. North Street, Kendallville, IN 46755
Ph. Toll Free: 877-202-5761 - Ph. 260-599-0060
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