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Northern Indiana and RV Country
Elkhart and Goshen are the industry's hometown — factory tours, the Hall of Fame, and Amish Country's farm stands and quiet roads all within a short radius. Add Indiana Dunes National Park on Lake Michigan and the north makes a full trip on its own, with Michigan minutes away.
Indianapolis and Central Indiana
The Crossroads of America earns the name: I-65, I-70, I-69, and I-74 all meet here, which makes central Indiana hosts the natural overnight for half the country's east–west traffic. May belongs to the 500; request race-week stays far ahead.
Southern Indiana
Brown County's hills — "the Little Smokies" — turn spectacular in mid-to-late October, and the Ohio River valley below holds winery country worth touring, plus historic Madison and French Lick. The terrain surprises everyone expecting flat.




















































