Enjoy a Rich Quality of Life

The cost of living in Knox County is 26.4% lower than the U.S. average.

With lower pricing on housing, utilities, food, and other essentials, living in Knox County provides a high quality of life.

Knox County is home to Indiana’s oldest city, Vincennes, and a wide variety of rich, historical attractions.

Have a knack for history?

Knox County is Indiana’s first county, and home to multiple historic attractions, including:

Grouseland

Grouseland was once home to the United States’ 9th President, William Henry Harrison.

Indiana Territory Capitol

The “Red House” is a small, two-story building that became the hub for early government business.

Sugar Loaf Mound

The Woodland Indians used Sugar Loaf Mound as a burial mound around 900 A.D.

George Rogers Clark Memorial

Vincennes’ most recognized historic symbol and the emblem of Indiana’s oldest city.

Enjoy All Four Seasons

Experience the joys of spring, summer, fall, and winter in Knox County. Sometimes all in one week!

Discover Indiana

Knox County is a short drive away from world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment

Bloomington

You’re less than 2 hours away from Indiana University and Hoosier basketball and football, great shopping at College Mall and west side shopping centers, and world class entertainment at IU Auditorium.

Indianapolis

Home to the Indianapolis Colts and much more, including the NBA’s Indiana Pacers, and one of the best Children’s Museums in the world. Great shopping from the most famous brands at downtown and suburban shopping centers.

Evansville

Less than an hour away, join in on community events like First Fridays, Franklin St. Bazaar, Night on Main and the Evansville BBQ Festival. Catch a hockey game with the Evansville Thunderbolts. You’ll also find a thriving Arts District, and entertainment and sports at the University of Evansville.

Louisville

Cross the Ohio River and find a town well known for their bourbon. There’s also a growing foodie culture among Louisville restaurants. You’ll also find a professional theater company and of course, Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby – and much more.