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Fountain Park Chautauqua, located in serene, rural Indiana, has functioned continuously since 1895, bringing people together for music, arts, education, recreation, and community. People of all ages gather at Fountain Park, building bridges across generations. Many visitors return year after year, with some families going back five or six generations. Each summer, Fountain Park eagerly welcomes long time community members and new visitors alike! With the perfect balance of scheduled activities, space to enjoy the great outdoors, and time to relax, it is a place for all ages to enjoy. Children can enjoy planned youth activities and the freedom to create their own adventures through the kind of unstructured outdoor play that has become increasingly rare in our world of rigid schedules and screen time. Fountain Park is a truly special place.

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Arts, Learning, Recreation, and Community Since 1895

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Fountain Park 2027 Season Dates: July 10-25

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Visitors

An overview of Park admission as well as options for dining during your visit.

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Are you in the mood for live entertainment under the shade of the tall trees and fresh air of Fountain Park? We are a traditional Chautauqua and offer musical, educational, cultural and spiritual programs for patrons.

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Enjoy activities for the whole family including art classes, book club, sports, crafts, tie dye, bonfires, and more!

Activities for All Ages

Programs

History of Fountain Park

Fountain Park Chautauqua

Lodging 

Staying at Fountain Park is truly a unique experience. Seventy-three private, historic cottages line the park grounds. Our 1898 hotel is a National Historic Landmark and provides room and board for visitors. The campground offers spots for tents, campers, and RVs.

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History of Fountain Park Chautauqua

Fountain Park Chautauqua is best understood by experiencing it for yourself! During the peak of the Chautauqua movement, nearly â…“ of Americans did! If you’d like to learn more about the history of Fountain Park Chautauqua or the Chautauqua movement more broadly, click below.

Our Generous Corporate Donors

Please thank them by patronizing their businesses

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Farney's Service Center

Goodwin Fire Equipment

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Remington Poultry & Catering

People's Store, Inc.

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Remington Family Dentistry

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Gold Donor ($1000 and up)

Overbeck Family

Tobias Family

Roach Family

Nussbaum Family

Belcher Family Fund

Silver Donor ($500-$999)
Bronze Donor ($100-$499)

Reed Family

Legler Family

All charitable contributions, donations and memorials made by check may be sent to P.O. Box 385 Remington IN 47977 to the Fountain Park Treasurer.

Thank you very much.

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The Fountain Park Chautauqua Society is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

TIN 35-6044798

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