The name might be a little tricky to pronounce (cos-key-osco), but it tells an important story. The county was named after Thaddeus Kosciuszko, a Polish nobleman and hero of the American Revolution. That’s also why the county seat is named Warsaw—the capital of Poland.
More than 100 lakes have shaped Kosciusko County’s culture as much as its geography. From being a playground for Hollywood stars, to a hideout for Capone and Dillinger during prohibition, lakes play a big part in forming Kosciusko County, which is now home to many moments for water lovers and land lovers alike with plenty of engaging experiences on board and on foot. Live Well in the Moment.
There’s something about that annual county fair that just gets into your heart and soul. where county fairs have meant endless fun and family time for generations.
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Learn MoreArt studios...specialty shops...beaches...Amish finds...dining discoveries...cozy inns. Out of the way things you can do.
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