Location

Meadow Springs sits proudly along Hwy 421 in southwestern Pulaski County, at the intersection of Hwy 114. Being located halfway between Lafayette and Valparaiso, (and almost the midpoint between Chicago and Indianapolis) the property is in a central location for celebrations and conferences. Hotels are 20 minutes away - and there is even a local shuttle that can take guests back and forth!

Come relax and enjoy the friendliness

of our small Indiana towns.

» Area Attractions «

The Whistle Stop - Just a few miles south you will find a restaurant and museum dedicated to the history of the railroad. As you enjoy uniquely named entrees, or the local favorite - soup and salad bar - small scale trains will be running on overhead tracks.

Indiana Beach - Just 20 minutes away - "There's more than corn in Indiana!"

Located in Northern Pulaski County is the Jasper Pulaski Game Preserve. Travelers come from far and wide to watch the sandhill cranes in the fall.

Panhandle Pathway - From Winamac to Royal Center, enjoy a leisurely walk or bike ride down the path that used to be a railway in years gone by.

Madam Carroll - The largest registered boat in the state of Indiana. Located on Lake Freeman, Monticello, IN.

The Luse Lounge is the Madam Carroll's dockside boat bar. Wed-Thurs 4-10 PM & Fri 4-12 PM

Live music every Friday 9 pm - Midnight

Riverside Canoe Rentals - Canoeing, Kayaking, Rafting, and Lazy River Tubing

Tippecanoe River State Park - Camping, canoeing, kayaking, hiking and horse trails

Carpenter Creek Winery - free daily tastings, weekend tours, music events, and plenty of Midwestern hospitality.

Whyte Horse Winery - Located in Monticello, IN

Restaurants

Whistle Stop Restaurant