Why Visit Noble County, Indiana?
- Grace Caswell
- 5 days ago
- 3 min read
Uncover the extraordinary by exploring the hidden treasure of Noble County, Indiana — a destination where nature, history, values, and small-town charm converge in remarkable ways. Unplug from your daily routine and rejuvenate your spirit in this idyllic setting.

117 Natural Lakes
Enjoy paddling, fishing, swimming, or simply unwinding by the water — Noble County boasts more natural lakes than any other area in Northern Indiana.

Be sure to visit Chain O’Lakes State Park, a haven for boaters with picturesque trails, picnic spots, and abundant wildlife, providing the perfect backdrop to rejuvenate your senses.
Charming Towns & Local Flavor
Discover lively main streets in Kendallville, Ligonier, Albion, and beyond. Each town is filled with public art that inspires reflection and community pride, urging viewers to ponder...what does it mean to be NOBLE? Unearth unique finds in boutique shops and antique stores, where you can enjoy the local flavor.

Taste the best of Noble at Northern Indidna's oldest resturant, St James Restaurant in cozy Avilla. Delight in locally-owned eateries, cozy cafés, and craft breweries such as LaOtto Brewing Co., the Albion Ale House, home of Guesswork Brewing Co., and Harry Stuff Brewing, perfect spots to unwind after a day of exploration.
Step Back in Time
Immerse yourself in history at the Mid-America Windmill Museum, Stone’s Trace Pioneer Festival, Old Jail Museum, Ligonier Visitor Center & Heritage Station Museum, and Gene Stratton-Porter Historic Site.

From pioneer stories to naturalist legacies, Noble County’s history is ready to be discovered, allowing you to rejuvenate your appreciation for the past.
A Destination for Music, Cocktails, & Events
Whether savoring a perfect cocktail, dancing at a live concert, or attending a wedding in their beautiful event barn, Sylvan Cellars Event Center and Tasting Room in Rome City merges rustic charm with upscale ambiance — a must-visit for those seeking an unforgettable night in Noble County. Unplug and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
A WOMAN of Innovation: Renee Gabet
Annie Oakley Perfumery, founded by Renee Gabet and her family in her Ligonier kitchen in 1980, is a world-renowned perfumery. The company was named after Annie Oakley, one of the nation's first female celebrities, and offers a range of fragrances, lotions, essential oils, and men's cologne.

The perfumery is unique in the United States and is home to a studio and factory where visitors can explore the aroma therapy and see the fragrance-making process. During the tour, the perfumers can also create a personalized fragrance for you, if time permits.
Events Worth the Drive
From the Apple Festival of Kendallville, Marshmallow Festival, Chain O'Lakes Festival, to Onion Days, and historical reenactments to fall harvest fairs, there’s always an event here that brings people together with food, music, and fun, providing opportunities to connect with the community.
Tee Off at Top-Tier Golf Courses
Golf lovers will find their paradise in Noble County.

Cobblestone Golf Course in Kendallville features 18 scenic and challenging holes with bent grass tees, fairways, and greens. Acknowledged by Golf Digest as one of “America’s Best New Courses,” it offers a comprehensive practice facility and a welcoming clubhouse.
Noble Hawk Golf Links blends traditional and links-style golf, with a variety of stunning holes that evoke the essence of northern woods, Florida’s sand and water features, and Scottish links-land. It’s a distinctive and challenging course that provides golfers with a memorable experience, perfect for those looking to unwind on the greens.
Peace, Beauty, and Space to Breathe
Connect with nature alongside Noble County's most exotic and unique inhabitants, finding peace for the rest of their lives at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary.

Whether camping beneath the stars, biking along a country road, or simply enjoying lakefront tranquility, Noble County offers you space to unwind, recharge, and reconnect with what matters most.
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