Huntington, also known as Lime City, is a small town in the state of Indiana, with a population of 17.450 residents at the 2000 census. The town of Huntington was organised in 1834, by a group of pioneers, most notably Capt. Elias Murray. Huntington has grown economically and politically along the years, and has become an ideal holiday destination for many people. Although it is a small city, Huntington has a lot of wonderful attractions to offer its tourists, as well as a wide range of accommodation and venues.
Top Attractions Within Huntington
The Wabash and Erie Canal was constructed through Huntington in 1834 and added major economic benefit to the area. It is a wonderful place to visit, where you can enjoy a peaceful and quiet afternoon. You can take a walk along the shore, or enjoy a picnic on the grass, or rent a bike and enjoy the scenery. Moreover, you can hop aboard one of the ships and enjoy a cruise on the canal.
Camp Timber Lake is a wonderful place, located in the middle of nature, nearby Huntington, where you can benefit from a breath of clean air, as well as from many activities, such as boat ramp, disc golf, hiking trail, pavilions, playgrounds for children and stores. You can even camp overnight, since there are a lot of facilities, such as modern bath houses, restrooms and changing cabins.
Sheets Wildlife Museum is a great place for children and adults alike to visit, since it provides more than 90 exhibits of animals from around the world, 87 species of fish from the waters of many global locations. There are also audio and video resources that will tell the story of the animals in the area. There is also an interactive area for children so they can learn more information on the wonders of nature. Moreover, there is also a gift shop, where all the items are outdoor related.
