Indiana Dunes National Park may not have towering peaks or deep canyons, but it delivers something unexpected: biodiversity, ...

Indiana Dunes Tourism recommends West Beach, which was ranked in 2011 as one of the 10 Best Family Beaches in the nation by Parents Magazine. (Photo courtesy of Indiana Dunes Tourism) Hiking ...

Indiana Dunes Tourism’s Interim CEO/President Christine Livingston told the crowd that Indiana Dunes National Park had 4.6 million visitors last year, compared to 3.2 million in 2018.

The Dunes, now a national park, has a diverse range of wildlife over its 15,000 acres. According to the National Park Service website, among other activities, visitors can: ...

Indiana Dunes Tourism President and CEO Lorelei Weimer admitted the Indiana Dunes surprise a lot of people, be they locals or visitors. “I am going to be honest with you,” she said.

Indiana Dunes National Park is Indiana’s No. 1 tourist attraction. Superintendent Paul Labovitz and his team, along with Region tourism officials, are working to enhance that experience.

A scant few patches of the Dunes’ lakeshore—Miller Beach, Kemil Beach, and Mount Baldy—are equipped with the conditions to summon the singing sands. Credit: Smith Donovan _ Indiana Dunes Tourism ...

Indiana Dunes National Park is free to visit, except for West Beach, which has a $6 expanded amenity fee per car. The visitor center is at 1215 North State Road 49, Porter, Indiana.

The Indiana Dunes Visitors Center in Porter likely surpassed a record 200,000 visitors this summer, Indiana Dunes Tourism President and CEO Lorelei Weimer said. The Indiana Dunes, which encompass ...

If you're taking a trip to Indiana, don't forget to add these popular tourist stops to your vacation itinerary, like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indiana Dunes National Park.

The annual Outdoor Adventure Festival brings more than 75 free activities to the Indiana Dunes area from Sept. 6 through 15. They include hiking, biking, photography, yoga, birding, geocaching ...