Location: Cloverdale
Top Things to do in Cloverdale
Top 10 Things to do in Cloverdale, United States
Cloverdale in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Bodies of Water. Discover best things to do in Cloverdale with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Cloverdale
1. Cagles Mill Lake
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By 54Nancy54 - Terre Haute, Indiana
Conveniently located between Terre Haute and Indianapolis, Lieber SRA is a relatively quiet spot know mostly for summer boating and swimming. The property also offers a First Day Hike opportunity every Jan. 1. We partook of that event today and had a splendid walk with the assistant park manager, then gathered for hot cocoa/coffee and cookies provided by park staff. Smokey the Bear made an appearance too! It looks like a lovely place to spend a few hours or if you are into camping a few days. Cagles Lake is large with a terrific, well maintained beach reminiscent of Lake Michigan beaches. Unfortunately there are not many (if any) true hiking trails to enjoy this beautiful spot. Cataract Falls is technically a part of this SRA. Well worth the short drive to check the falls out.
2. Completely Nuts and Candy Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
HANDCRAFTED. QUALITY. DELICIOUS. At Completely Nuts and Candy Company, we pride ourselves on our high quality candies, nuts and popcorn. Give it a try, and when you do, no, you're not crazy, it really is that good.
Reviewed By IndySig - Indy
Linda and company do such a great job with their nut and candy store. The turtles are simply marvelous and ever flavor is my favourite. Gift boxes from here are always greatly appreciated.
Stop in and I bet you won't be able to eat just one.
3. Exotic Feline Rescue Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By Teri W
This is a must visit place!!! This was our third visit!!! We brought our friends and their young children, 3 and 6, this time. The six year old loved it!!!
Each cat has its own story and you will learn so much about these animals. It's so obvious that all the funds brought it go back to the care of these animals and that is the way it is supposed to be. You will never visit a zoo again after visiting this wonderful place!
4. McCormick's Creek State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By STLJeaff - Saint Louis, Missouri
Was there for a wedding. Couldn't get a room, but toured the park. Park is clean, well laid out. Trails are nice and maintained. Would love to return for a weekend visit.
5. Lincoln State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By ntaulbee - Cincinnati, Ohio
We camped for 4 nights here. Although the campground does not have full hookup, each site had water/electric which was very nice. The bathrooms were just ok, pretty dirty most of the weekend and no soap (typical for Indiana state parks). Even though the campground was crowded it was pretty quiet. There was a beach and paddle boats available. We walked the hike to Lincolns boyhood home and really enjoyed the people dressed in character telling us stories. The visitor center was also very nice.
6. Lincoln Park Speedway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By M P - Indianapolis, Indiana
I took my 12 year old daughter to Lincoln Park Speedway for an evening of dirt track tracing. The evening featured 4 classes of racing: sprint cars (which look like small Indy cars), modifieds (passenger cars significantly modified for either dirt or asphalt racing; this is the most popular form of racing today and originated after World War II), super-modifieds (open-wheel cars that resemble sprint cars), and bombers (basically street cars with safety features). Lincoln Park Speedway is a quarter-mile banked dirt track at the bottom of the hill. Most of the stands are built on the hillside which affords viewers an excellent view of the entire track. The parking and grounds are immaculately maintained. The concessions offer the usual selection of burgers, chicken, and other fried foods. Prices are reasonable. Admission is $13 per person for ages 11+. 10 and under are always free. For $30 per person, race-goers can have access to the pit area, which is also immaculately maintained. Here you have an opportunity to meet teams and their families. This sport is very much a family affair. The crowd consisted mostly of young families and some older couples. Walking through the pit area, one sees drivers (some of whom are women) and their families talking about their cars, strategies, work and life. The racing was very entertaining. A few wrecks but mostly bumps, nothing too dramatic. Sprint cars are remarkably fast on these short tracks. Modifieds, being heavier cars I presume, aren't quite as fast. Most of the teams do this for love. Heat races are generally short, 8 laps, that lead to the top qualifiers moving on to the feature race, which is usually 25 laps. There certainly isn't a lot of money to be made. It's the love of racing and speed. The winner of the modified class bragged about his small budget and the importance of his family and friends to his success that night. We were fortunate that the weather was pleasant, which kept the dust and humidity down. For those who enjoy racing, a visit to the Lincoln Park Speedway is an enjoyable Friday night outing. Just an hour from Indianapolis off I70 and right on US 40. If you're not a racing fan but want to experience Hoosier fun, treat yourself and your family to a night at the Speedway.
7. Hunters Honey Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Hunter's Honey Farm is a family owned and operated farm. We are a fourth generation of beekeepers who have been producing honey and honey related products in Indiana for over 100 years. We have a giftshop that is open to the public and tours that can be reserved upon reservation.
Reviewed By SportsMoose - Indianapolis, Indiana
This place is worth the drive! We went as a family and did the tour. The guide was friendly and helpful, and the tour was very interesting! The kids each made a candle by rolling beeswax, and then they got to pour honey into their own plastic bear container. There is a charge for the tour, as well as an additional fee for each candle and each honey bear, but the total was not very expensive. Also, you can find them at the Bloomington Farmers Market in the summer if you need more honey, or some beeswax! I called to ask them if they brought the beeswax candle kits to the market, and they said no, but they would bring one that week for me, and they did! Great service, great product! Check them out at the farm or at the market! And be sure to follow them on Facebook, as they have a big fall festival every year with lots of things to see and do!
8. Periodic Museum of the Elements
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By kira_z - Indianapolis
Located in the beautiful Julian Science Center, named after renowned African American 20th century scientist Percy Julian, this periodic table is like none other I've seen before. It connects ideas about chemistry to everyday items in a way that is compelling and fun. A nice stop at the DePauw University campus.
9. Putnam County Museum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By LCW_Vrod - Greencastle, Indiana
Well lit and many exhales to look over with changes all the time to keep it refreshed for your next visit. Helpful staff and volunteers. Lighting is goo and always plenty of parking. If you haven't been there lately now is a good time to go.
10. Burdge Boots
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
We are a locally owned and operated Work and Western Boot & Apparel Store. Some of our Brands: Red Wing, Justin, Ariat, Double H, Carhartt, Cowgirl Tuff, Wrangler, Miss Me, American West Hand Bags and Splendor ~ Boutique Fashions
Reviewed By Bwingler
Great place to buy boots, clothes, and they do boot repairs as well. Lots to choose from in stock. Wonderful, sweet owners!
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