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Wakarusa
A QUAINT SMALL TOWN … with a single stoplight surrounded by century-old buildings, friendly shops and tree-lined sidewalks
With a single stoplight surrounded by century-old buildings, friendly shops and tree-lined sidewalks.
Eat Stan Cook’s sausage Stromboli served counter-side at Cook’s Pizza. Locals love the daily specials and Friday Night Fish Fry at the Corner Café. Peanut cashew nut butter pairs perfectly with the fresh breads at Grandma’s Pantry.
Shop for clothes at the local feed store! Richmond’s Feed Store has a great selection of stylish clothes and accessories. Find the candy you loved you loved as a kid at the Wakarusa Dime Store. Discover the “wall-of-a-thousand drawers” at the 110-year-old Wakarusa Hardware.
Explore spring-time fun piling on pancakes at the annual Maple Syrup Festival. Marvel at the miniatures of Indiana’s architectural icons at the Wakarusa Historical Museum. Gaze in wonder at Waterford Street’s brilliantly colored sugar maples en route to the towering Pumpkin Tree in October.