Greenwood, IN

Member-owned private club with an 18-hole par-71 course, recognized as Pete and Alice Dye’s first design, plus dining and event spaces.

Family orchard and market on rolling hills with ponds, a bakery, pumpkin patch, and October fall festival weekends featuring live music.

Boutiques, restaurants, festivals, and the historic Art Deco Artcraft Theatre give this downtown district a classic small-town outing.

More than 200 acres of equestrian grounds with a Level 4 cross-country course, dressage and stadium jumping arenas, and Pan Am Games history.

622-acre grounds with five miles of hiking trails, two campgrounds, and an 18-hole disc golf course alongside Hoosier Horse Park.

Seventh-generation family farm with a 7-acre corn maze, hayrides, animals, and a recurring fall season for family visits.

Seasonal water attraction with a lazy river, 25-meter lap pool, and multiple slides, plus the recurring end-of-season Puppy POOLooza event.

Network of more than fifty linear miles of multi-use trails and walkways, including Play Pocket Trail with four themed playground stops.

Playgrounds, tennis courts, pathways, and three nature-themed play pockets share this Old Town green space with annual festivals.

Indoor sports and fitness complex with turf fields, hardwood courts, an elevated walking track, and golf simulators in a 65,000-square-foot facility.

Outdoor sports complex with eight baseball and softball fields, a cricket pitch, splash pad, playground, and interconnected walking trails.

Historic commercial core with local shops, restaurants, and Craig Park’s annual WAMM Fest, preserved through a volunteer-led Main Street organization.

Regional indoor-outdoor shopping center at US 31 and County Line Road with more than 150 stores, a food court, and a children’s play area.

18-hole executive layout with a 300-yard driving range, mini golf, batting cages, and indoor TrackMan simulator bays for year-round recreation.

Established in 1970, this 99-acre recreation area includes nature trails, a pond, playground, and basketball courts on Indianapolis’s southeast side.

Serving grades 9-12 in Greenwood Community School Corporation, this campus emphasizes broad course access, co-curricular experiences, and growing independence.

Serving grades 9-12 in Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, this campus builds practical preparation, active campus life, and clear next-step readiness.

Serving grades 6-8 in Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, this campus pairs goal setting with productive habits and active student involvement.

Serving grades 6-8 in Greenwood Community School Corporation, this campus builds schedule management, consistent routines, and well-rounded development.

Serving grades K-5 in Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, this campus pairs math confidence with hands-on exploration and next-grade readiness.

Serving grades K-5 in Greenwood Community School Corporation, this campus balances problem solving, collaborative learning, and a welcoming school culture.

The U.S. headquarters of a Swiss process instrumentation maker, with a Greenwood campus producing flow, level, and pressure measurement devices.

A regional enclosed mall in Johnson County anchored by department stores, restaurants, and national retailers.

A Johnson County distribution hub supplying Ulta stores and e-commerce orders across the eastern United States.

A Johnson County supercenter combining grocery, pharmacy, vision, and general merchandise with online pickup operations.