Step back in time and feel like a kid in a candy store at the New Albany Sugar Shoppe! This sweet little gem is packed with handcrafted chocolates and truffles, freshly baked French macarons and over 15 flavors of chocolate-dipped Oreos. Browse the Sugar Bar, featuring more than 100 jars of candy confections and 50 flavors of saltwater taffy. You’ll also find homemade fudge, nostalgic candies and a sour candy section that’s sure to make you pucker. There’s a whole lot of sweetness packed into this cozy space—come treat yourself!

Enjoy a full day of family fun in the beautiful farm setting of Joe Huber’s! Admission to the Barnyard is free and includes access to the 40-foot tunnel slide, Tiny Tot’s Play Set, swings and a relaxing hammock area. Don’t miss their brand-new Corn Pit Play Area— free of charge and located behind the Gift Shop. Come hungry and enjoy one of their famous family-style meals, featuring country favorites like fried chicken, honey ham and those must-have fried biscuits with apple butter.

Catch live music and free summer fun on the banks of the Ohio River! The Jeffersonville RiverStage is a floating performance venue with epic views of Louisville’s skyline and summertime entertainment for the whole family. The Riverstage Jammin' in Jeff concert series runs from mid-June to mid-August, offering top tier live music, food trucks, kids activities and more! Bring a blanket, grab dinner downtown and enjoy the show! Check their website for this summer's lineup.

J&B Magic Shop and Theater is a full-service magic shop that caters to anyone interested in magic, from curious children who just want to watch in amazement to hobbyists and professionals. You don't need to learn magic to enjoy it! Their 40-seat theater brings top magicians from around the country for date night shows, as well as family-friendly Saturday matinees.

Visit Huber’s, where they have fun for all ages! Since 1843, the family has cultivated an oasis for visitors to connect with loved ones, surrounded by the natural beauty of Southern Indiana. At the Family Farm Park, kids can enjoy being kids. The whole family can stain their fingers picking berries and fruit in the spring and summer. Make new memories every time you visit—whether you’re with your kids, your friends or your parents. When you visit Huber’s, you become family, too.

Step back in time to the Steamboat Era with a tour of the Howard Steamboat Museum. Explore the stunning 1894 mansion built by the renowned Howard family of Jeffersonville—premier steamboat builders of their time. Discover how one of the area’s wealthiest families lived, surrounded by original furnishings, brass chandeliers, stained glass windows, intricate wood carvings, and a grand staircase that steals the show. Upstairs, you'll find a steamboat museum filled with fascinating artifacts. And don’t miss the authentic steamboat jail cell outside—it makes for a perfect selfie spot!

Located on the banks of the Ohio River is the Falls of the Ohio State Park. The 390-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest exposed Devonian fossil beds in the world. The park features a spectacular Interpretive Center overlooking the fossil beds, featuring new interactive and immersive exhibits. Programming for all ages offered year-round.

Note: Parking at Falls of the Ohio State Park is $2 per vehicle. Cost to enter the Interpretive Center is $9 for ages 12 and older, $7 for ages 6 - 11, and ages 5 and under get in free. Admission is free with an annual state park permit from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Located in the heart of the NoCo Arts & Cultural District, The Depot is Jeffersonville’s newest venue for events and entertainment. The city hosts a variety of events at The Depot, and it is available for private rentals. The venue features an outdoor stage, plush lawn, full-service bar by The Alcove, local food trucks and boutique shops – Bad Cat Boutique, Loud!, Sister Ray Records and Mood. Please note: While you can always view the beauty of The Depot's murals, the venue itself is only open to the public during scheduled events. Visit their website for a full list of summer events.

Deam Lake offers recreational activities such as fishing, boating, swimming, camping, picnicking, hiking and hunting in designated areas. The 194-acre lake was constructed in 1965 and was named in honor of Charles Deam, Indiana's first state forester. Deam is best known for his book, Trees of Indiana, a comprehensive study of trees throughout the state. He was also instrumental in setting aside land for what is now the Department of Natural Resources. The lake's beach is open from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

Bike, walk, run or scoot across the Ohio River on the Big Four Bridge, a 1-mile paved trail connecting Jeffersonville’s Big Four Station Park to Louisville’s Waterfront Park (2 miles round trip). Both parks have playgrounds! Walk the bridge during the day to watch mighty river barges pass underneath. At night, feel the breeze as you gaze at Louisville’s spectacular city lights shining on the water.

William Culbertson moved to Indiana seeking a new life and eventually became one of the richest men in the state and a renowned philanthropist. His mansion stands as an example of the tastes, ideals and lifestyles of the late 1800s. The three-story, Second Empire mansion encompasses more than 20,000 square feet and contains 25 rooms. Get tickets for a guided tour of this historic and beautifully restored home Wednesday through Sunday. Visit their website for details on special events, including an ice cream social and family Clue party.

Add a new candle to your collection at Wimsatt Soap & Soy Candle Bar. Candle-making classes typically last 30 to 60 minutes, during which one of their expert chandlers will guide you step by step and share tips for getting the most out of your soy candle. Choose your vessel—a standard 9 oz clear jar or an upgraded option to express your style—and pick from over 40 scent choices to create your custom candle. While your candle sets, explore nearby restaurants and shops.

Recbar 812 is Southern Indiana's retro arcade bar and restaurant full of nostalgic fun for all generations to enjoy! Recbar 812 has over 200 vintage games, including pinball, classic arcade games, skeeball, air hockey and more! Beyond the games, enjoy some of their famous totchos and other delicious pub grub alongside a full-service bar.

The Widow's Walk Ice Creamery is situated on the banks of the Ohio River directly overlooking the Louisville skyline, across the street from Ashland Park and a hop, skip and jump from a brand new inclusive playground! Widow's Walk serves over 20 flavors of hand dipped ice creams and offers traditional favorites like banana splits, floats, hot fudge sundaes, milk shakes, malts and smoothies!  A must visit for anyone who likes ice cream and a great place to take the family!

The Vintage Fire Museum is both a fun and an educational family site. See genuine firefighting equipment dating back over two centuries. Learn and practice what to do if there is a fire in your home. Sit in the driver’s seat of a fire truck that is over 100 years old! Volunteer docents are on hand to help guide your family through the history of firefighting. 

The Floyd County Carnegie Library Cultural Arts Center is one of Southern Indiana’s cultural cornerstones. Housed in New Albany’s original library building, the Cultural Arts Center has ongoing exhibits about the history of the Underground Railroad in the region and the remarkable life story of celebrated Civil War nurse Lucy Higgs Nichols. The Center also features rotating exhibitions of contemporary local, national, and international art in a wide range of visual mediums, as well as many opportunities for hands-on learning. As a branch of the Floyd County Library, the Cultural Arts Center supports the growth and creativity of an engaged, informed, and connected community. Admission is free.

Take a walking tour of downtown New Albany, exploring locations tied to macabre events from the past and their lingering supernatural effects today! This is the perfect group activity for family and friends to enjoy a spooky, memorable stroll through this historic city. This walk is not recommended for young children.

Taylor's Cereal Bowl Kitchen Ice Cream Shop is a delightful destination for families, offering a unique blend of ice cream and cereal creations that excite both kids and adults. Families can enjoy customizing their treats by choosing from a wide variety of cereals, toppings and flavors. The hands-on experience of building your own bowls fosters creativity and togetherness, making it a fun outing for everyone. Check out the sensory-inclusive space where you can enjoy interactive activities, including creating your own animated artwork! Additionally, the shop often hosts family-friendly events and activities, ensuring a memorable experience for all ages.

For more than 100 years, Schimpff’s has been serving sweets and smiles to families who stop in for candy, old-fashioned sodas and their famous candy-making demonstrations. Make sure to stick around for the demonstration, shopping and to view their museum featuring candy memorabilia collected by the family over the years.

We can do it! The Rosie the Riveter statue calls attention to Clarksville’s can-do spirit while honoring Rose Will Monroe, one of four “official” Rosie the Riveters during World War II. Monroe was a single mother who worked as a riveter in a Michigan aircraft factory. After the war, she settled in Clarksville where she remarried, gained an aircraft pilot’s license and ran her own construction company while raising her children. Make sure you snap a selfie with Rosie on your next excursion on the Ohio River Greenway or while you picnic and play at Ashland Park.

Clark State Forest is Indiana’s oldest Department of Natural Resources property, established in the early 20th century. Originally known as the State Forest Reservation and Experiment Station, it was created to grow trees and explore the best methods for helping them thrive. Today, that mission continues—and has expanded. Clark State Forest now actively manages forest resources year-round while offering various recreational opportunities, including camping, fishing, hiking and more.

Note: Cost to enter is $7 for Indiana residents and $9 for those visiting from out of state. Admission is free with an annual state park permit from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Charlestown State Park is Indiana’s 3rd largest state park with over 15 miles of hiking trails, 192 campsites and an Ohio River Boat Launch. Picnic tables, playgrounds and shelters are available for day use activities. Interpretive Programs are offered year-round, teaching participants of all ages the history, natural and cultural resources Southern Indiana has to offer.

Note: Cost to enter is $7 for Indiana residents and $9 for those visiting from out of state. Admission is free with an annual state park permit from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Conveniently located in downtown Jeffersonville, SoIN Tourism's helpful staff can answer your questions and provide directions and insider tips on area hotels, restaurants, parks, campsites, entertainment and attractions. The visitor center also offers unique memorabilia, so you can purchase a gift or memento to remember your time in Southern Indiana.