The best parks & outdoor spots in Wabash

“Exotic Gardening Farms & Wildlife Habitat blends Indiana homestead know-how with actual goodies, from fresh-baked breads, eggs and produce to handmade soaps and small-batch gifts, plus practical printables, eBooks and courses.”

From the Marion newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Hainlen Orchard is one of Indiana's oldest family orchards, pressing premium cider and turning their apples into donuts, dumplings, cookies, even lip balm. Peach pre-orders are on for August pickup, so snag a box now, then circle back in fall for pumpkins and cozy market treats.”

From the Kokomo newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Mc Cormick Park packs a kid-pleasing playground, a legit splash pad, a basketball court for quick games, and a pavilion that basically begs for a picnic. Call it your low-planning hangout this week when you just need sunshine, laughs, and tired-out kids.”

From the Fort Wayne newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Boys & Girls Club Park is taking root on the former Lutheran Hospital grounds, an 11-acre legacy gift growing into a welcoming space for local kids and families. Stroll by this week and watch the progress... a neighborhood green reminding us why Fort Wayne keeps getting better.”

From the Fort Wayne newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Franke Park packs a big playground, picnic-perfect pavilions, legit fishing, and is home to the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo plus Foellinger Theatre for under-the-stars shows. When you need low-key plans that feel big, this is the spot to wander, cast a line, or catch a concert.”

From the Fort Wayne newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Whether you're ready to pick early-season beauties like Red Gravenstein, William's Pride, Zestar! and Pristine, or just want fresh-squeezed sweet cider, baked goods, and hard ciders and wines made on the farm, McClure’s Apple Orchard is the move this week.”

From the Kokomo newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Old Fort Park is your easy reminder that Fort Wayne’s roots are more than a trivia answer. A faithful 1815 fort replica run by local volunteers, it hosts reenactments and history programs that make the Old Northwest come alive, perfect for a low-effort, high-wow afternoon.”

From the Fort Wayne newsletter, September 17, 2026