Warrick County Resource Guide & Map


1. Warrick County Museum
217 S. First Street
Boonville, IN
(812) 897-3100
Hours: Monday-Wednesday 1pm-4pm
and select Sundays 1pm – 4pm
At the corner of First and Walnut Streets
(the old Ella Williams school building,).
A repository of treasured mementos and
priceless artifacts from local history.
2. Thresherman’s Park
Off SR 61N
Boonville, IN
812-897-1453
Historic park offering a welcoming
retreat from the busy world with a
pioneer church and one-room
schoolhouse. Host to Pioneer Days and
the Antique Steam and Gas Engine
Club’s show and flea market.
3.Angel Mounds State Historic Site
8215 Pollack Avenue
Evansville, IN
(812) 853-3956
One of Indiana’s largest Native American settlements, Angel Mounds was the
home of the Middle Mississippian
culture from 1100 to 1450 A.D.
Innovative educational programs and
Music at the Mounds concerts. Native
American Days in September offers a
glimpse into the daily life of the
Mississippian people.
4.Historic Newburgh
9 W. Jennings Street
Newburgh, IN
812-853-2815
Picturesque town on the scenic Ohio
River with historic homes and buildings,
specialty stores, antique shops, and
dining establishments. The Old
Newburgh Lock and Dam hosts festivals
and gatherings. Rivertown Trail offers
a scenic view of the water and the
Locks and Dam.
5. Chandler Motorsports Park &
Motor Speedway
1099 Inderrieden Road
Chandler, IN
812-925-6287
Speedway boasts a 3/8 mile semi-banked
clay oval track. Races held every Friday
night from April through November and
feature UMP modifieds, Pro-4 Mods,
Super Street Stocks, Pure Stocks,
Pick-ups and Mini-stocks. Motorsports
Park has a 1/8 mile NHRA dragstrip for
Super Pro, Pro, Pro Bike, Real Street,
Sportsmen, Jr. Dragsters and Quick
16 divisions.
6. Court House Square
1099 Inderrieden Road
Locust Street
Boonville, IN
812) 897-2340 Warrick County Chamber of Commerce
(812) 897-0140 City Hall
Warrick County Courthouse is a
handsome example of Georgian
architectural style, flanked by majestic
19th Century buildings dating back to
the railroad boom era. Highlights
include the Saint Charles Hotel and
the Rex Theater.
7. Meyer Farms Game Preserve
10288 E. SR 68
Dale, IN
(812) 536-3708
Family-owned farm featuring 400 acres
stocked with pheasant, quail and chukar.
Open October through April 1, with
reservations required. Bird cleaning,
dog, and guide available on request.
8. Yellow Banks Recreation Center
12733 Yellow Banks
Dale, IN
(812) 567-4703
Grocery Store in continuous operation
since 1839. A restaurant by the store.
Pottery shop and chainsaw carving
demonstrations. Home of one of state’s
largest craft shows and flea markets on
the second and third full weekends
in September.
9. Scales Lake Park
800 W. Tennyson Road
Boonville, IN
(812) 897-6200
Park hours: Sun-Thurs 7am – 8pm; Fri-Sat 7am-9pm.
470 acre county-owned park features
a 66 acre lake, cabin rentals, and 128
campsites. Relax on the beach, zip down
the huge waterslide, or visit the petting
zoo. Home to the TD Scales Pavilion,
a popular gathering place for
community and social events.
10. Lynnville RV Park & Wahnsiedler
Observatory
SR 68 W
Lynnville, IN
(812) 922-5144
Reclaimed surface mine is a haven for
fisherman and campers. 275-acre lake
stocked with largemouth bass, crappie,
bluegill and catfish. Boat ramp and rental.
Modern and primitive camping. Bike trails.
Wahnsiedler Observatory is home of
the Evansville Astronomical Society.
11. Museum of the Coal Industry
SR 68 W
Lynnville, IN
(812) 922-5659
Friday 12 PM - 4 PM
Saturday 8 AM - 4 PM
Sunday 12 PM - 4 PM
Founded in the 1980s to honor the area’s
mining heritage. Highlights include
miniature dragline, full-size dragline cab,
coal car from the former Tecumseh mine,
and an impressive display
of photographs.
12. Warrick County 4-H Center
133 East Degonia Road
Boonville, IN 47601-9810
812-897-3017
Home of annual 4-H fair and Purdue
Extension office.
13. Interlake State Recreation Area
SR 68
Lynnville, IN 47619
812-789-2724
Reclaimed surface mine features
3550 acres of land with three separate
eras of mining and reclamation and
diverse topography. Motorized OHV,
mountain biking, and equestrian trails.
Fishing, hunting, hiking, some boating,
trapping,and dog training also allowed.
14.Newburgh Lockmaster Cottages & Lock and Dam Park
812-853-3578
Former Lock & Dam lockmaster cottages converted for visitors. Each
ADA-accessible cottage is completely
furnished and will sleep eight people.
Daily linen service provided.
15. Newburgh Rivertown Trail
Former Lock & Dam lockmaster cottages converted for visitors. Each
ADA-accessible cottage is completely
furnished and will sleep eight people.
Daily linen service provided.
16. Bluegrass Fish and Wildlife Area
812-789-2724
Reclaimed surface mine covers 2,532
acres and features 28 pits and lakes
(600 acres of water) for fishing, hunting,
and wildlife watching.
17. Vann Road Sports Facilities
5433 Vann Road
Newburgh, IN 47630-1207
Home of Newburgh Junior Baseball
and Girls Softball
18. Mulzer Fields
9511 West State Road 662
Newburgh, IN 47630
Fields for Newburgh Junior Baseball
22. Boonville Middle
Soccer Fields
555 North Yankeetown Road
Boonville, IN 47601-2087
23. Victoria National Golf Club
2000 Victoria National Boulevard
Newburgh, IN 47630
812-858-8230
Private, members-only club. Tom Fazio
golf course on reclaimed surface mine is
ranked #24 in America’s 100 Greatest
Golf Courses/2009-10 by Golf Digest.
24. Rolling Hills Country Club
1666 Old Plank Road
Newburgh, IN 47630-9500
812-925-3336
Private, members-only club built in pristine woods and farmland.
25. Quail Crossing Golf Course
5 Quail Crossing Drive
Boonville, IN 47601-8466
812-897-1052
Public club designed by Tom Doak of
Renaissance Golf Design is styled in
imitation of Shinnecock Hills.
26. Boonville Country Club
5244 Indiana 61
Boonville, IN 47601-9422
812-897-1370
Semi-Private club that offers membership but is open to
the public.
Success Warrick County PO Box 875 Newburgh, Indiana 47629 812-858-3555
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