Welcome to Gibson County, Indiana |
Have Fun in the Heart of Southwestern Indiana!
Home to Indiana's largest barn quilt trail, one of the state's last remaining African American pioneer settlements, a state-of-the-art automotive production facility, a picturesque arboretum and botanical garden plus numerous unique shopping and dining options. No matter how you spell “fun,” you’re invited to enjoy it in Gibson County, Indiana!
Upcoming Events
Collectors Carnival
January 26, 2019…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9am -4pm Mark your calendars & make plans to shop from quality dealers from all over the Tri-State and beyond filling100 booths in the beautiful new Toyota Events Center and 4-H Exhibit Hall with all types of antiques & vintage collectibles! And shop ’til you drop in April, August & October through… Read more »
Several Region businesses were honored recently by Governor Eric Holcomb at the Statehouse with the Governor’s Century and Half Century Business Award.
Gibson County's own Log Inn received one of these honors.
The Log Inn is a family-owned restaurant founded in 1965 by Pete and Vic Rettig, It is one of the oldest log inn and stagecoach stops in the nation, originally built in 1825. After the family purchased the building, they discovered its logs, researched its history and learned Abraham Lincoln visited the inn in November 1844. Acquired by Gene and Rita Elpers and now managed by their children, Kathy, Daryl and Trish, The Log Inn is known for their homemade food, with fried chicken as the specialty.
The Log Inn is located at
12491 County Road 200
Warrenton, IN
