Forks of the Wabash Historic Park
Travel back in time where early American settlers signed peace treaties with the Native Americans. Visit the home of Chiefs’ LaFontaine and Richardville, and several other historic buildings along the Wabash River, as history comes to life at the Forks of the Wabash Historic Park. The gift shop, wooded trail, and large covered picnic area are used by thousands of school children each year on educational field trips.
3011 West Park Drive
Huntington, Indiana 46750
(260) 356-1903
Open Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Other hours by appointment
Upcoming Events
8th Annual Huntington County Senior Expo — May 23rd, 2013
117 booths expected. This event is FREE and that includes breakfast, lunch, snacks...
Sign up now for Huntington Heritage Days 3 on 3 Basket Tournament and save $10! — May 24th, 2013
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament is open to Male & Female Divisions; 5 age groups: Elementary...
Nun Run 5K and Brother Boogie 10K Races — May 25th, 2013
Ending time is approximate! Register before the 9 a.m. start time. The course begins...
Helpful Information
Planning an Event?
The Visitor Bureau is in process of adding a special event/conference planning section. If you are looking to plan a wedding or event, contact the Visitor Bureau for details on area meeting and special event spaces.
Nick’s Kitchen Featured on Travel Channel
Local favorite, Nick's Kitchen, was recently featured in a Food Paradise episode on the Travel Channel network, entitled "Pork Paradises". The restaurant is known for being the birthplace of the hand-breaded pork tenderloin sandwich, an Indiana favorite! Hours are Monday - Saturday 6am - 2pm and closed Sundays.
The Visitor’s Guide
Welcome to Huntington County, Indiana. Check out our Visitor's Guide page to download a copy of our Visitor's Guide or to find out more about how you can receive a copy in the mail.
