Southern Indiana Living JulyAug 2015

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A Christmas cabin at Lake Rudolph Campground Holidog and Friends // Photo courtesy of Holiday World
Try the world famous frozen hot chocolate at Santa’s Candy Castle
Earn a place on the Candy Castle Hall of Fame by trying the world’s largest cocoa beverage, the half-gallon Avalanche!
If you prefer hot chocolate, you can choose from 32 gourmet favors. It’s worth a trip even if you aren’t a fan of cocoa
drinks. The historic Candy Castle was built in 1935 as part of the nation’s frst themed attraction, “Santa Claus Town.”
Take a walk through history at the Santa Claus Museum
Discover the story of how Santa Claus, Indiana,
got its name, and see exhibits that will bring to
life the history behind this iconic town. You can
view antique toys from years gone by and read
through letters to Santa from children throughout
the decades.
Purchase an ornament from The Christmas Store
Choose an ornament or a special keepsake
from the Christmas store to remember your
Santa Claus vacation for years to come.
You will also fnd Santa Claus, Indiana,
coffee mugs, tumblers, and even T-shirts
to commemorate “America’s Christmas
Hometown.”
Enjoy a round of golf at the Christmas Lake Golf Course
Need a challenge? This 18-hole championship
golf course was recently rated the seventh most
challenging golf course in Indiana by Indiana
Business Magazine, and ranked among the top 75
public golf courses in America by Golf Digest
Magazine. Located across from Holiday World on
the beautiful Christmas Lake, it’s the perfect way
to spend a relaxing summer day outside.
Set up camp at Lake Rudolph Campgrounds & RV Resort
More than just a place to set up a tent, Lake Rudolph
Campgrounds & RV Resort has something for everyone.
A 3,700-square-foot pool area, complimentary
mini-golf, gem mining, paddleboats and their own
splash park are just a few of the fun attractions that
will keep you busy for days.
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