HARRISON COUNTY: WHY REUNITE HERE • Seven hotels offering over 800 rooms and a variety of cabins and campgrounds • Located only 30 minutes from Louisville, KY and 2 hours from Indianapolis, IN • Intricate underground caverns and caves and must-see fossils and formations to explore • Newly renovated Caesars Southern Indiana Hotel & Casino • Historic downtown with shopping, wineries and dining • Assistance with hotels, itinerary planning, site visits and merchant discounts
Harrison County, IN Lasting memories and a family-centric community are part of the charm of Corydon, Indiana. Experience the wonder of ancient caverns and historic sites on your reunion here “Historic Corydon and Harrison County offer a multitude of places to see. There is definitely something for everyone here. What a wonderful place to visit for a week or just the day.” – Tammy Beechler
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here’s more to scenic Southern Indiana than what meets the eye. Adventure lovers can canoe down Blue River located in the heart of cave country and enjoy a quick rest or a picnic lunch along the public gravel bars and beach areas, and look out for the abundant wildlife including turtles, eagles, otters and more. Half day, full day and even two-day canoeing trips are available for all skill levels and abilities. Below the rolling hills, majestic forests and winding Blue River lies a secretive network of caverns and caves just waiting to be explored. Guided tours take you deep into this natural treasure where you can walk alongside underground streams, investigate captivating cave formations, discover fossils and observe fascinating flora and fauna hundreds of feet below the earth’s surface. With a constant temperature of 52 degrees, the caves are a perfect outing all year long. After diving below the earth, families can fly high at Squire Boone Caverns Zipline Adventures or at the brand new Bat Chaser Aerial Coaster at Indiana Caverns Family Adventure Park.
Indiana’s Premier History Destination
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The nostalgia is palpable as you walk the storied streets of Corydon. Established in 1808, the town served as Indiana’s first state capital. Today, that same historic charm permeates the downtown where most buildings date back to the 1800s and showcase 19th-century Federalstyle architecture and Indiana limestone construction. Peek into the past by touring the beloved capitol building and governor’s headquarters or immerse yourself in the area’s longtime wildlife, natural science, DestinationReunions.com
