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Shopping for Last-Minute Gifts in the Indiana Dunes

If you still need to buy some last-minute gifts for your friends and family, consider shopping at one of our many local boutiques and gift shops. You'll support local businesses and find the perfect gifts for everyone on your list. Here are just a few of our local shopping spots. Aster & Gray Aster…

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Main Streets TV visits the Indiana Dunes

Main Streets TV visits the Indiana Dunes The Indiana Dunes is now a television star! John McGivern's Main Streets visited the Indiana Dunes to film an episode of their travel show about the main streets of Midwestern communities. John McGivern talked to locals, business owners, park rangers, and…

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The Port Drive-In: A Chesterton Icon

Ever wanted to go back in time? As Porter County's only drive-in restaurant, The Port Drive-In is a blast from the past and is one of the Indiana Dunes area's must-sees & dos. Chili dogs made using the original 1950s recipe are a local favorite, as well as the half-pound hot dog! A variety of…

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Chesterton Community

Beyond the beaches of the Indiana dunes lies a small town with plenty of personality and entertainment. From locally-owned restaurants and shops to a thriving art scene, Chesterton is the perfect place to stay during your Indiana Dunes getaway. Whether your visit lasts a day, a weekend, or an entire…

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DunesWalk Inn

By Tara Schnadenberg It is impossible to explore the Indiana Dunes in a single afternoon. In our communities, you'll find breathtaking views, excellent restaurants, and adventures suitable for all ages. Take your time diving into the Indiana Dunes while you enjoy a luxurious stay at one of the…

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3 Interesting Things—Westchester History Museum

The beautiful Brown Mansion, built in 1885, is now home to the Westchester History Museum. Inside, visitors have the opportunity to explore over 10,000 years of Indiana Dunes history. According to the museum curator, the biggest eye-catcher is a Mastodon bone discovered right here in Porter County…

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