Recreation & Tourism Activities

Historic Main Street

Take a leisurely walk down Historic Main Street located in the heart of downtown Kendallville and enjoy the stunning architecture and quaint small town shops. Click here to go to the Noble County Convention and Visitors Bureau group tour suggested itinerary that includes Downtown Kendallville. For more information, view the information series of articles featuring Historic Main Street on the Kendallville Publishing Company's website at http://www.kpcnews.net/mainstreet/.

Festivals, Museums & Attractions

You will find links to some popular Kendallville activities below. For detailed information on things to do in and around Kendallville, visit the Noble County Convention and Visitors Bureau website, or see our Festival and Event Calendar. 

	Mid-America Windmill Museum http://www.midamericawindmillmuseum.org
	Apple Festival http://www.kendallvilleapplefestival.org/
	Orchard Hill Farms http://www.orchardhillfarms.com/
	Bluegrass Festival http://www.bluegrassusa.net/nibgas.htm

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Golf Courses

Kendallville is home to some of the finest golf courses in the area, including:

• Cobblestone Golf Course
  Public Course
  
  2702 Cobblestone Ln.
  Kendallville, Indiana 46755
  Tel: 260-349-1550
  Website: http://www.cobblestonegc.com
   
• Noble Hawk Golf Links
  Public Course
  
  3005 Noble Hawk Drive
  Kendallville, Indiana 46755
  Tel: local 260-349-0900, toll-free 1-888-GOLF-321
  Website: http://www.noblehawk.com
   
• Elks Country Club
  Semi-private
  
  120 Weston Avenue
  Kendallville, IN 46755
  Tel: 260-347-3440

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YMCA

The Cole Center Family YMCA offers activities for residents of all ages! Visit their website at http://www.coleymca.net for in-depth information on membership, activities, and schedules.

Location

• Cole Center Family YMCA
  700 S Garden Street
  P.O. Box 233
  Kendallville, IN 46755
  Tel: 260-347-YMCA (9622)
  Fax: (260)-347-1955

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Noble County's Fairground Infield

The Park Department rents the ten acre infield at the Noble County Fairgrounds and maintains three lighted youth diamonds for youth baseball.

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