Relocate & Thrive in Noble County
- Grace Caswell

- Jan 13
- 2 min read
Why Thrive in Noble County?
With 117 natural lakes, scenic waterways, and trails, Noble County is not only a premier destination for visitors but also for residents to enjoy outdoor recreation and restorative nature experiences all year long.
In 2023, visitors spent $43 million, supporting 416 jobs in the local economy, including dozens of local small businesses. Noble County is entrepreneurial and a tourism destination for good reason.
The Noble County Convention & Visitors Bureau’s mission is to connect partners, develop unique assets, and enrich visitor experiences while strengthening the community. The bureau is not only a great resource for visitors, but an essential community resource to help residents engage and enjoy where they live, work, and play.
Top 5 to Thrive:
🌊 Natural Lakes & Chain O’Lakes State Park
Chain O'Lakes State Park in Albion features nine connected lakes, 2,700+ acres to enjoy while camping, kayaking, and hiking — it is a crown jewel of Northeast Indiana located just four miles south of the county seat in Albion.
🏛 Museums & Historic Attractions
The Mid-America Windmill Museum, Old Jail Museum, Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site, and Stone’s Trace bring history alive for visitors and residents to enjoy, building community knowledge and pride.
🎨 Arts, Murals & Local Makers
Ligonier boasts over 40 murals, the Annie Oakley Natural Perfumery, and artisan studios, featuring stained glass and fabrics. The Pottery, The Threadery, The Cookery, and the Strauss Theatre for the Performing Arts - all housed at the Community Learning Center in Kendallville - as well as programs that cater to artisans and hobbyists, are just some of the "third places" for residents to gather and engage around the arts.
🎶 Festivals & Events
The Apple Festival of Kendallville, Ligonier Marshmallow Festival, NoblePalooza, Wolf Lake's Onion Days, two annual Bluegrass Festivals, Chain O'Lakes Festival, and countless other annual and seasonal celebrations keep the calendar lively. There is always something to do in and beyond the six incorporated communities of Noble County.
🍎 Local Flavor & Unique Stops
Orchards, farm markets, coffee houses, wineries, breweries, boutique shopping, and family-owned dining create memorable experiences and new traditions. Small businesses and culinary experiences abound! Connect with us to tap into the best resources and experiences to enrich living in Noble County!
Our Strengths
Natural Capital – abundant lakes, trails, and preserves
Cultural Heritage – rich history, museums, and murals
Community Identity – vibrant small cities, towns, and festivals
Outdoor Lifestyle – endless recreational opportunities
Hospitality – authentic, welcoming, and inclusive experiences for all
👉 Learn more at VisitNobleCounty.org

















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