Celery Bog Nature Area - Located in West Lafayette, features easy hiking trails with many opportunities for bird watching.

Columbian Park- Visit this 100 plus year old park. Experience the zoo, rides, swimming pool, picnic facilities, and the brand new aquatic center.

Fort Quiatenon - Built by the French in 1717, this replica of a blockhouse constructed in 1930 includes interpretive exhibits and is the site for Feast of the Hunters Moon each fall.

Fowler House, a restored gothic revival mansion, and the home of the Tippecanoe County Historical Museum.

The Tippecanoe Battlefield - Marks the site of the Battle of Tippecanoe between U.S Forces led by William Henry Harrison and Tecumseh's Native American Federation. Includes museum with exhibits, on a 90 acre site.

The Wabash Heritage Trail - Starting at the Tippecanoe Battlefield, it follows the Wabash River into Lafayette, crosses the river and continues through West Lafayette.

Wolf Park - dedicated to grey wolf research and how they interact with a herd of American bison also kept at the park. Join the fun on Wolf Howl Nights, and howl with the wolves.

Just a short drive away...

Indiana Beach - Located in Monticello, Indiana's largest privately owned summer resort and family amusement park.

Adams Mill - Located in Cutler, was built in 1845. It was a working mill until 1950, and is now a museum of Americana, with a covered bridge and dam on Wildcat Creek.

Lee's Buffalo Farm - Located in Williamsport, offers farm toursMemorial day through the end of September.

Indianapolis Racetrack - Site of the Indianapolis 500 Memorial Day Auto Race, and other activities and races throughout the year, is just 50 miles from here.