Spencer County Chamber of Commerce

About

About the Chamber

The Spencer County Regional Chamber of Commerce serves a vital role in developing and promoting plans, ideas and projects to build and sustain a positive and progressive environment throughout Spencer County.

We are dedicated to the promotion and stimulation of the economy of Spencer County and strive to enhance the quality of life through business, industry and recreation.

The Spencer County Regional Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to see your business succeed by connecting you to resources and services.

We are always looking for ways to add benefits to you as a Chamber member and have an open door policy with our members for suggestions and comments. Truly, we want to be a Chamber that benefits our members!

Benefits

Benefits of joining the Chamber

Networking

Monthly breakfast meetings, quarterly after-hours events and an annual dinner.

Professional Development

Learn from experts on the best tips and tools to help propel your business.

Advertising Opportunities

Get the word out about your business, events, and promotions through unique advertising opportunities.

Customer Refferals

Be assured to be on the top of the list for referrals and info requests.

Spencer County

A great place to live, work, and play.

Home to the bordering beautiful Ohio River, history of Abraham Lincoln’s Indiana boyhood home, and unique cultural attractions, such as Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari, are among many reasons that make Spencer County, Indiana a great place to live, work, and play.

Spencer County, Indiana, also offers many important services provided by local government, businesses, and public agencies. Our community’s deepest beauty is reflected in its people.

We remain a warm and welcoming community, one in which neighbors genuinely care for each other.

Not only is this area home to the same woods Abraham Lincoln walked as a boy, but it is so much more. With incredible schools, top-notch communities, family-oriented attractions, and convenient access to larger cities in every direction, Spencer County is an amazing place to live.

Two school districts provide first-rate educational opportunities that create skilled graduates who are ready to tackle the world. South Spencer and North Spencer School Corporations provide many elementary schools that feed into the two high schools in Spencer County. Private preschool and grade school is also an excellent local choice for families. Facilities for continuing education or specific skill set learning are nearby.

Locals enjoy a wide range of things to do right here in Spencer County. The Town of Santa Claus is home to the world’s first theme park, Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari. There are more festive attractions like the Santa Claus Museum & Village, Lake Rudolph Campground & RV Resort, and more. Right down the road, is Indiana’s first national park – Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial – featuring a Visitor Center and Living Historical Farm. Across the road is Lincoln State Park, equipped with camping, playgrounds, a beach for swimming or The city park features Lincoln Pioneer Village & Museum with 13 replica cabins from the Lincoln era, and dining and shopping throughout the area.

Many communities makeup Spencer County and feature their own unique atmosphere. The Saint Meinrad Archabbey – one of only two in the U.S. – is located in St. Meinrad. The New Boston Tavern in New Boston makes some of the best pork chops you can find. The town of Chrisney is home to the first certified net-zero public library in the state of Indiana. And Grandview sits on the mighty Ohio River with river access.

With convenient access from every direction, Spencer County is a key location throughout the region. Interstate 64 travels across the northern end of the county, and the Ohio River borders the southern piece of the county. The Abraham Lincoln Memorial/Highway 231 is a four-lane highway connecting Spencer County to the state of Kentucky, Interstate 64, and the towns of Ferdinand and Huntingburg in Dubois County. Hoosier Southern connects local and neighboring industries by rail.

It’s a rural but convenient spot to raise a family. And it’s a quiet but lively place to retire and entertain grandchildren. Spencer County is many things and would love to be where you call home.