By Jae-Ha Kim
July 1, 2003
New York Post
Santa Claus, IND.
When you hit the intersection of Christmas Blvd. and Kringle Place, you’ve reached Santa Claus, Ind., where it’s anything but ho-ho-hum for those who get a big kick out of all things Santa. The post office features jolly ol’ St. Nick climbing up its premises. His cherubic, red-cheeked face decorates just about every shop dotting the quaint city blocks (our favorite is the Ho Ho Ho Video store). Thirsty? Pop over for a hot toddy at Santa’s Lodge, drowning in ornate Christmas decorations. Need some action? Take a break from Santa gawking by playing a round of miniature golf next door at Frosty’s Fun Spot. All you Tiger Woods wannabes can give the Christmas Lake Golf Course a shot. And if you’re feeling hearty, try camping at the Lake Rudolph Campground. A red light will guide you.
Info: www.enjoyindiana.com
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