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Rural Splendor....
"Close to the Crowd but not in it
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Get in
touch with Nature....
from our three State
Parks, area resorts and campsites
Hazelden Country
Club, Historic sites and Dairy Adventure Center
there's a spectrum of things to see and do,
all within close proximity to the Chicago or
Indianapolis night life. |
Lasalle State Park

LaSalle Fish & Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality
hunting and fishing opportunities while maintaining 3,797 acres hardwood forests, cropland and fallow fields, marshes, brush and open water. Bisected by the Kankakee River, LaSalle is an ideal stopover for migratory birds
4752 West 1050
North Lake Village, IN 46349
Phone (219) 992-3019
LaSalle State Park
Willow Slough - Fishing and Wildlife

Fish and Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality
hunting and fishing opportunities while
maintaining 9,956 acres, which includes 1,800 acres of open water, marshes and flooded crop land
2042 S. 500 W. Morocco, IN 47963
Phone: (219) 285-2704
Willow Slough - Fish and Wildlife
Recreation

Life is not all about work!
Newton County
has plenty to offer for the after hours.
Agri-tourism, Nature Conservatory, and county wide events are just a few of the many places and events to enjoy when the work day is done.
The Fair Oaks Farm
Dairy Adventure™


The Fair Oaks Farm Adventure™ Center is a cooperative effort of the Lake States Dairy Farmers Inc. and Southwest Dairy Museum. These non-profit organizations have joined resources to bring a unique and comprehensive look at modern dairy farming and the benefits of dairy products.
The Fair Oaks Farms Adventure™ Center is not your ordinary information center. Located on an operating dairy farm it offers exhibits that explain how the dairy industry protects the environment, cares for the dairy cows, and ensures the highest quality milk possible. You tour the dairy farm and see the milking process first hand. And of course, the dairy processing plant where you can see cheese and ice cream made right before your eyes.
856 N 600 E, Fair Oaks, IN 47943
Toll Free 877-536-1194
www.fairoaksdairyadventure.com
The Newton County Fair


Every year
4H’ers attend with pride showing their projects
from cattle to clothing. And to wind down the
week long events top name Country Artists
perform live on stage in the Newton County
Pun’kin Vine Fairs Country in the Country
Concert series sponsored by Fair Oaks Dairy.
Past artists have included, The Charlie Daniels
Band, Lonestar, Brad Paisley, The Oak Ridge Boys
and Trace Adkins. From the Rodeo, Midway Rides
and great food to the exhibits and Outdoor
Premium Concert Venue there's something for
everyone to enjoy at the Newton County Pun’kin
Vine Fair.
www.newtoncountyfair.com
Directions
From the SOUTH
Take US41 North to Kentland. At the intersection of US 41 & US 24 stoplight continue north about 4.5 miles to county road 1150 S. Go west or left on 1150 S. about 1.5 miles. The fairgrounds will be on your left.
From the NORTH
Take US41 South and continue south past Highway 16 about 2.5 miles. Turn west or right on 1150 S. about 1.5 miles. The fairgrounds will be on your left.
Hazelden Country Club
Located in Brook Indiana this 18 hole golf
course is situated on
100.64
acres of land adjacent to the Historical
home of George Ade. Built for George Ade
this course opened for play in 1912.
Facilities include clubhouse dining as well
as a pro shop for your golfing needs.
3705 E SR 16
Brook IN 47922
(219) 275-5551
George Ade Historical Home
Built in 1903 this Historical site was home
to Author and Playwright George Ade. This
site is available for tours as well as
public events. For more information contact
the George Ade Memorial Association @ (219)
474-3106

tHE nATURE cONSERVANCY

In 1996 the Indiana Chapter acquired i the 7,209-acre Kankakee Sands Preserve located within the historic lakebed of Beaver Lake. It is surrounded by high-quality, protected natural areas; including 640 acres at Beaver Lake Nature Preserve, 809 acres at Conrad Station Savanna, significant portions of Willow Slough Fish and Wildlife Area and, in Illinois, over 2,500 acres at the Iroquois County State Conservation Area and Hooper Branch Savanna. The preserve is a remnant of Indiana’s native prairies and is an excellent example the Conservancy’s landmark restoration efforts. While past conservation efforts have focused on protecting these sites individually, this restoration effort is designed to heal the intervening landscape that isolates the sites, effectively creating a single, landscape-scale conservation area.
The Nature Conservancy Website
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