In recent years, the Coffin House was ranked by The History Channel as one of the nation’s Top 25 Historical Sites. In 2016, The Smithsonian named the Levi Coffin House Interpretive Center as one of twelve new museums around the world to visit. Voted as one of the top Museums in the state of Indiana by Indiana Office of Tourism Development.
An Egyptian mummy and giant prehistoric mammals captivate audiences of all ages. Learn about the fossils for which Richmond is world famous. Delight in the educational and fun hands-on exhibits. Gift shop available.
Together there are 16 miles of trails, 7.5 miles of which are Mountain Bike Trails. An auto tour takes you through a peaceful drive of the property. Pets welcome!
This skate park has a really fun bowl, plus a variety of crazy ledges and rails.
This course sits in the biggest park in Richmond, IN. It plays through the some of Indiana’s old growth forest, and uses all of the terrain features of the park.
The city of Richmond’s name has come to mark a period of geological history dating back 440 million years ago.
A full 1/24 scale Slot Car Racing business with four Race tracks. 2 Tri-Ovals,
All across Richmond and Wayne County fairy dwellings have magically appeared in shops, cafes, museums, gardens, and galleries.
The Earlham Nature Reserve System (ENRS) is an initiative uniting multiple properties and more than 400 acres of land managed for diversity, sustainability, research, teaching and recreation.
A small, historic skating facility (since 1950), great for parties!
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