Overview
A year-round destination, Brown County, is just one hour south of Indianapolis. Known as the "Art Colony of the Midwest," the area is famous for its back roads tours, fine arts and crafts, artist studios and galleries, distinctive shopping, antiques and flea markets, range of outdoor activities, live entertainment, unique lodging, mind and body spiritual retreats, tours and legendary dining featuring fried biscuits, apple butter, sun fries, tenderloins and local wines.
Choose from a variety of unique tours including: a sock factory, Camp Atterbury (an active training military base), T.C. Steele State Historic site, Brown County State Park, a handbell soloist who performs with 35 handbells, horseback or ATV tours and a tour of the Village of Nashville with storyteller Jacob Brown.
Visit with area artists in their country studios while enjoying the scenery of winding back roads. Choose your style of dining and lodging; a quiet cabin in the woods, a quaint B&B, historic inn, a cottage or a cozy fireplace room.
You will experience warm hospitality, friendly hellos and a slower approach to life. We invite you to come and relax on our front porch; you are on Brown County Time.
