Fountain Park 2021 Season Dates: July 17- August 1
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Fountain Park Chautauqua, located in serene, rural Indiana, has functioned continuously since 1895, preserving a historical part of our American heritage and keeping family values strong. At Fountain Park, the generation gap is bridged by the fostering of love and respect for all ages. The strong bonds of lasting friendships and family ties are evidence of the great appreciation held for Fountain Park. When parents return, bringing their children to enjoy the pleasures they have experienced or the families that have been returning for five or six generations back, one can then understand the love and appreciation felt for Fountain Park. It is a place for children, especially, to experience play how it was generations ago: unstructured, unscheduled, all inclusive, self-organized and self-motivated. It is a truly special place.
Fountain Park Chautauqua
American Heritage and Family Values since 1895
Lodging
Staying at Fountain Park is a truly unique experience. Our hotel and campgrounds are one of a kind.
The emphasis at Fountain Park is spending time with community and family. The traditional, friendly events at Park build fellowship among its members. Sports, art, crafts, bonfires and other activities will interest all ages.
Activities for All Ages
History of Fountain Park
Programs
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.
History of Fountain Park Chautauqua
Fountain Park Chautauqua cannot be explained to those who have never experienced it. However, to start, if you are not familiar with the history of the Chautauqua movement or the history of our own Fountain Park Chautauqua, please click below.
Our Generous Corporate Donors
Please thank them by patronizing their businesses












Remington Poultry & Catering

Thank you to our 2020 donors
Gold ($1000 and up)
Beth Beres
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Richard Belcher
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Eric & Kelly Pampel
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Mary Fritz
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Randall & Deborah Tobias
Silver ($500-$999)
Andrew & Melody
Nussbaum
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Donald & Denise Pampel
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Kip Helverson
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Suzan Hageman
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Wayne & Ina Stitz
Bronze ($100-$499)
Barb & John Clark
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Beth Tomlinson
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Bruce Sailer
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Burt Constable's Oak Park Book Club
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David & Nancy Gruesser
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Dennis & Joan Berryhill
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Jack & Darlene Nussbaum
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Jon Mykrantz
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Karen Stanley
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Michael & Jynene Fry
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Pete & Diane Dillingham
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Quentin & Renee Overbeck
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Ronald & Lois Francis
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Sandra Best
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Wabash Valley Wanderers
The Fountain Park Chautauqua Society is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization TIN 35-6044798