Located along the southern tip of Lake Michigan, the Indiana Dunes attracts millions of visitors each year. While best known for its world class beaches, the Indiana Dunes and its surrounding areas offer so much more. World class cuisine, breathtaking scenery, eclectic nightlife and exhilarating biking and hiking await you on your next trip to the Dunes.
Come see the towering sand dunes and more than 70 miles of hiking and biking trails through dunes, forests, marshes and prairies.
From bed & breakfasts to friendly motels, you’ll find accommodations perfectly suited to your travel style.
There’s far more to Indiana Dunes Country than waves and sand. Step beyond the beach and discover more.
Make the most of your trip to Indiana Dunes! Don't miss out on these must see attractions.
Explore past the Dunes and uncover the hospitality of the surrounding areas.
Discover the charm of our distinct communities as you pursue your passions along quiet streets and bustling avenues.
The Westchester Township History Museum will open a new temporary exhibit, Gen Xmas: Toys and Gifts of the 70s and 80s. Join the stroll down memory lane to an era not to far gone.
Enliven your senses and please your palate with amazing specials from downtown Valparaiso restaurants the first Thursday of the month.
Discover some of the hidden treasures of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore through the Passport to the Dunes program. The passport can be picked up at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center. To complete it,...Read More
Hike the three tallest sand dunes on the southern shore of Lake Michigan: Mt. Holden, Mt. Jackson and Mt. Tom. There is a fee to enter the Indiana Dunes State Park, $5 Indiana resident; $10 out of...Read More
Join a ranger at the Visitor Center's activity room for a Sunday of kids' activities, puppet shows, stories, and fun. This will help your children learn a little more about their neighborhood...Read More
Did you know the Indiana Dunes has a 15-mile coastline with sandy beaches, more than 70 miles of hiking trails and more than 350 species of birds? Explore the Indiana Dunes, then shake off the sand south of the dunes with great lodging, dining, shopping and attractions.
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