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Top 10 Things to do in Brookville, Indiana (IN)
Brookville is a town in Brookville Township, Franklin County, Indiana, United States. The population was 2,596 at the 2010 census. The town is the county seat of Franklin County.
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1. Skyward Adventures, Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
Skyward Adventures is a Zip Line and Aerial Adventure Park set on over 30 acres of scenic Indiana woodlands and hillside. Our course will take you nearly a mile through the tree-tops. Experience the sights and sounds of nature through an exhilarating zip line adventure. We believe in challenge by choice and have options to fit all participants ranging from the experienced zippers to first timers. Option 1: SKYLINE TOUR WARNING: this tour is extremely fun and should only be purchased by those wanting to zip down our fastest lines, stand on our tallest towers, and climb our giggle-inducing bridges! The Skyline Tour offers the "whole nine yards" -- or in this case all 10 thrilling zip lines and 4 sky bridges! Option 2: DEFY GRAVITY TOUR Not sure if zip lining is your thing? Looking to check off another item on your bucket list? Or perhaps, you have a large group or are you looking for a cost efficient zip line experience? Our Defy Gravity Tour might be the answer you've been looking for! Experience our last two lines including our signature swing zip.
2. Wolf creek habitat and rescue
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By RoxieC21
If you are curious about wolves and want to see them up close and personal, this is the place to be! You can just look at the animals and/or take pictures for free, or you can go see and pet the wolves for a small fee. We didn't want to leave. These are creatures that most people will never see in their lives that are at the rescue for various reasons, and you can get closer than you've ever dreamed. The staff is very knowledgeable and it's a fun way to spend a little time in awe!
3. Family Time Adventures – Paddle Boarding and More . . .
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Are you ready for a new sport? Paddle Boarding is a great way to spend the day. It’s an “ocean experience” in the middle of non-coastal Midwest Indiana. “It’s as close to surfing as you can get!” Our rates are low-priced, so your entire family or all of your friends can paddle together. If you’re planning a party Stand Up Paddle Boarding is a fun and exciting addition.
4. The Gift Shoppe on Main
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Here you will experience the finest selection of handcrafted American made artisan gifts; featuring both local and national artisans. The Gift Shoppe on Main is committed to offering our customers the best in pottery, glass, wood, metal, jewelry, handbags, scarves, art, smocking, weaving, cedar chests, mixed media, quilting, gourds, baskets, candles, cards, soap, food, Christmas ornaments and more
5. Morgan's Outdoor Adventures, Inc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Privately owned business focused on providing Canoeing, kayaking, rafting river trips or Camping, cabins, party/gathering place for stay for their customers. The family and its employees stress to provide a great experience to all visitors.
Reviewed By jacquelinemG9776AT
I will just start by saying that you NEED to check out Morgan’s Outdoor Adventures! My family and I went last week (early September) and couldn’t have asked for a better experience. We were greeted by Gary, who was very friendly and knowledgeable. He walked us through the check-in process and thoroughly explained the social distancing precautions in place due to COVID-19. We felt very safe throughout the entire process. Check in was a breeze, everyone was practicing social distancing, and we were on the river in a timely manner. We chose to do the tubing trip and it was SO fun. Our group included 6 adults, ages 22 - 63, and everyone loved it. We saw people of all ages, including children, while on the river and everyone was enjoying themselves. The water was beautifully clear and the temperature was refreshing. The tubing trip took us about 4.5 hours to complete (we stopped to eat lunch on the beach). I strongly suggest renting a cooler tube ($10) to hold your food and drinks. When we arrived to the end of our float, we were all sad to have to get off the river—we all said we wanted to come back the following day and do it again! It was truly one of my favorite things I’ve done in the tri-state area and can’t wait to come back and do it again!
6. White's Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
White's Farm is open Wednesday, year-round, daylight to noon, and Tuesday evenings in summer. On a typical summer Wednesday over 500 vendors and thousands of shoppers gather at White's farm for a fun, family-friendly day of buying and selling treasures. The items at White's Farm are endless: Antiques, crafts, produce, Amish goods, toys, shrubs, bikes, tools, and more.
Reviewed By HDMichelle33 - Cincinnati, United States
I have been going to Whites for years! Never know what you might find there. Live the animal auction that ends out the day. They haven't been having the evening events due to Covid-19 but I hope they ring them back as well. Really miss the days they used to have bands here at night. Would love to have them add another day for the flea market or even weekends. It is hard to go during the week if you work.
7. Brookville Lake
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By BrownsburgBoiler - Brownsburg, United States
I road my bike on the Scenic Trail. It is an abandon road that is now used for hiking and biking. It was in great shape for biking. The redbug trees were all blooming on the side of the road and were spectacular! I started at the parking lot on the south end. It was 7 miles round trip and the only steep climb was at the north end. If I ride it again, I would start on the south end and turn around at the top of the hill on the north end and skip that climb.
8. Mounds State Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By IndySwimRun - Richmond, United States
We hiked the Glidewell Trail, Long Loop clockwise, about 4.5 miles. It was well marked and maintained. The downhills are a bit steep and you have to watch footing with roots and limestone. The middle part of the trail is flat and parallels the lakefront. There is some beach access. Invasives: Some work has been done on bush honeysuckle. Quite a variety of woody invasives along the lakefront -- Japanese honeysuckle, multi-flora rose and, of course, bush honeysuckle.
9. Weekend Quilts
Come visit our quilt shop conveniently located in the heart of the shopping district of historic Brookville, Indiana! We carry quilting supplies, fabric, and notions for all levels of quilters. We also offer classes for Beginners to Advanced Quilters looking for new techniques and challenges. We look forward to seeing you soon!
10. Whitewater Canoe Rental
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
