Greene County

From breath-taking outdoor recreation, to the longest running 4th of July parade in Indiana, Greene County is a beautiful place to call home. As one of the largest counties in the state, there is no shortage of adventures for you and your family to find. Its close-knit rural communities provide a peace of mind with its safety and neighbors become your family. Located right off I-69, you’ll never be too far from wherever life might take you.

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Choose Southern Indiana

Greene County is part of a relocation incentive program that offers $5,000 to families and individuals that move! Learn more about the program and its requirements.

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Come Back Home Again

Come celebrate nature, culture, and tradition with us. Whatever your interest, visit Greene County, where memories are made.

Things to do

Discover Southern Indiana

Around Greene County, you will find one-of-a-kind resort experiences at French Lick Resort, Indiana's finest State Parks, rivers, lakes, and so much more! Visit the Discover Southern Indiana tourism page to see all there is to do in the county and beyond.

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Greene County Government

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Sculptures Trail

Located deep in the woods in Greene County, the Sculptures Trail Outdoor Museum displays over 100 large-scale sculptures by artists from around the world. The museum continually reviews work and offers many sculpture workshops and career development opportunities for artists.

Tulip Trestle

Located near the community of Tulip, the 2,307 feet long and 157 feet tall steel-girded railroad trestle is one the longest of this type of bridge in the world still in use today by the Indiana Railroad Company! Be sure to catch a view of this when you’re visiting.

NSA Crane

NSA Crane is the third largest naval installation in the world and makes defense a huge economic driver for Southern Indiana. With more than 5,000 employees, Crane brings together over 3,000 STEM workers, 1,000 engineers, and dozens of PhDs in a federal research lab setting.

Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area

This area is one of the country's most significant, most successful wetland restoration projects. Outdoor enthusiasts can observe many migratory bird species, including Sandhill, Gret Egrets, and Whooping Cranes.