Do you love history, delicious food, and a quaint small-town square, or the great outdoors? If so, you’ll find it here in Corydon, Indiana. Grab your family and friends for the perfect late spring adventure in this Harrison County historic town.
Here are a few charming places I recommend you visit while in Corydon.
The Harrison County Convention & Visitors Bureau is a good place to start and is just off the square in downtown Corydon. Open daily 9am-5pm. Travel advisors will provide you with insider knowledge about what to do in Harrison County, such as walking tour information, brochures and maps. Purchase discount tickets to Indiana Caverns, Marengo Cave, and Squire Boone Caverns. 310 N Elm St, Corydon, IN 47112 thisisindiana.org
Harrison County boasts a bounty of farmer’s markets. One local favorite is Shireman’s Farm Market located at 2081 Old Highway 135. Shireman’s offers fresh produce, hanging baskets, trees, plants, and ice cream treats, including their special peach ice cream.
There were so many eatery recommendations from locals. It really depends on what you’re hungry for.
Check out Bagel Girls (210 E Chestnut St) for breakfast or lunch served inside or outdoors on the charming brick patio, with fresh bagels of all varieties as well as wraps. KARV Meats (115 E Chestnut St, karvmeats.com) is a combined butcher/restaurant owned and operated by the Brooks and Baker farm families of Harrison County. From farm to fork to frosty mug, every aspect of KARV reflects commitment to ethical, humane, and sustainable practices.
With over 32,000 feet of play space, Possibility Playground is the largest all-inclusive playground in the country with 18 slides, swings, and climbing areas. It’s located at the Hayswood Nature Reserve at 755 Highway 135 NW. Championing the importance of accessibility, the playground adheres to the guidelines set by the Americans with Disabilities Act. This creates a fun space where children of all abilities can play and learn side by side.
O’Bannon Woods State Park, formerly Wyandotte Woods Recreation Area, is a 2,300-acre park surrounded by the 26,000-acre Harrison-Crawford State Forest. You will find hiking, a restored 1850s haypress, a nature center, and a family aquatic center. The park features over 18 miles of hiking trails, mountain biking trails, a modern campground, and scenic views of the Ohio River. 7234 Old Forest Road SW
It was previously mentioned in another post, but don’t forget about The 2026 Harrison County Popcorn Festival. This event will be happening July 10-11 in downtown Corydon. This two-day celebration honors Harrison County’s rich agricultural roots with a festive lineup that includes a hometown parade, live music, a beer garden, local food and craft vendors, and of course, plenty of delicious popcorn.
Story and photos by Patti Hartog
P.S. You may also enjoy going to this popular Indiana county this summer – you don’t have to wait until the fall season: Not All The Leaves Are ‘Brown’ In This Indiana County – Go Here This Fall
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