Welcome to
Wabash & Erie Canal Park
An Indiana History Experience!
Blog
Check out the latest news from Canal Park, and learn more about who we are.
Historic Trails
Explore miles of hiking and biking trails that we steward throughout Delphi.
Pioneer Village
Take a tour of our 1850’s Pioneer Village and learn about its historic buildings.
Museum
Learn about Indiana’s canal history at our one-of-a-kind interactive museum.
Memberships
Join us to support the mission of education, preservation, and recreation.
Newsletter
Sign up for our monthly email newsletter for extra canal history and news.
Christmas at the Canal: December 7
You won’t want to miss the merriest event of the year at Canal Park! Shop for handmade gifts, visit with Santa, and enjoy some incredible history with us this December.
our Corporate Sponsors
Community Support Makes the difference
Wabash & Erie Canal Park is a vibrant community resource thanks to local support! We encourage all our visitors to enlist the services of these generous businesses. If you would like to add your business to this list, click the link below!
The businesses below support preservation, education, and recreation for all the community to enjoy. Check them out and help us thank them for their generosity!
J.W. Rentals
Delphi Hardware & Paint
Indiana Packers Corporation
Jeffrey C. Rider, Attorney at Law
Scarano Boat Building
Longhorn Apparel and Graphics
Duke Energy
PTI Machining, Inc.
Carroll-White REMC
Security Federal Savings Bank
Nutrien Ag Solutions
Wabash & Erie Canal
History
The Wabash & Erie Canal is the second-longest canal ever built in the world, even though it only operated for a few decades in the 1800’s. Learn more about the canal’s history here and at the Canal Society of Indiana’s website or any of these great resources.
more regional adventures to discover!
Visit Lafayette-West Lafayette sponsored this website, and they are an incredible resource for finding new things to do and places to go in Greater Lafayette!
Check out HomeOfPurdue.com for extensive information for visitors to the region.
our location
Where We Are Located
Wabash & Erie Canal Park’s entrance is a little over a half-mile north of downtown Delphi. You can reach us by heading north on Washington Street from the Carroll County Courthouse or you can reach us via 9th Street off US 421.