Things To Do in Albion, Indiana

This course was built on hilly terrain, so you can expect many uneven lies. Water hazards come into play on several holes, and the large trees which line the fairways can alter your shots. The sign... More on Golf.com

If you like scenic views while you golf this is a place to go. More on GolfReview

Inscription. Noble County formed by General Assembly 1836, named after James Noble first US Senator from Indiana. County seats Sparta 1836, Augusta, 1837, Port Mitchell 1844. Center later named Albion selected 1846 as county seat ... More on HMDB

Black Pine Animal Sanctuary is home to more than 80 displaced former exotic "pets" and retired performers. ... More on familydaysoutusa

This is a sanctuary, not a zoo --the animals are retired from show business or have been rescued or donated. More on TripAdvisor

Bear Lake is a 136-acre lake located about 5 miles south of Wolf Lake Indiana just off State Road 9. Bear Lake public access is about one mile west on 200 south and is located on the northeast side of the lake. Inboard and outboard ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Nine miles west of Albion on Old SR 8, then 2.5 miles south on CR 900W, then one mile west on Knapp Lake Rd. Shoreline fishing is poor. Knapp Lake is a small natural lake located in western Noble County, Indiana. Knapp Lake is directly ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Five acre pear and apple orchard. Specializing in heritage and new varieties. Self serve (open 24x7) ... More on allaboutapples.com

Vanilla and chocolate soft-serve ice cream is the foundation for this chain's popular sundaes, banana splits, peanut butter parfaits, milkshakes ... More on CitySearch

The 3rd annual 4H Fright Night & Spooky Trail Haunted Forest in Albion, Indiana features 2 exciting options for both family oriented fun as well as a creepier, scarier experiece. ... More on HauntedHouse.com

Chain O'Lakes State Park is certainly well-named. Eleven lakes dot this 2,678 acre park in Noble County, near Albion in the northeastern part of Indiana. The lakes in the park are called "kettle lakes". They were formed by the melting ... More on AnglerWeb.com