If you have a group of 20 or more, the Tourism Office offers assistance in planning your trip to our area with reservations, sample itineraries, step-on guides and group rates. 342-9978 Experience the Victorian charm of this 44 room hotel, complete with free continental breakfast served in the beautiful Tallman House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, within blocks from lovely Lake Shelbyville. An exhibit and interpretive program is provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the theatre, along with audio-visual programs and a spectacular view of the lake and dam. This scenic lake is about 30 miles long, with 172 miles of shoreline maintained in its natural state. Dam tours are given on weekends through the summer months.
Cruises are available through the marinas.
Deer, pheasant, rabbits, wild turkey, songbirds, wild flowers, and butterflies are visible at the appropriate season. Wolf Creek Riding Stables, R. R. 1, Windsor . Groups can enjoy hay wagon rides with a bonfire, special sleigh rides at Christmas, or group trail rides in a scenic, peaceful environment. While you re there, follow the boardwalk overlooking the catfish pond, past the sunken gardens, to the double-decker gazebo. Back to the top Chautauqua Auditorium, located in Forest Park, Shelbyville .