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Did you know that Camby is also known as Decatur Township?

Population: 27,881
Best Way to travel: Car
#1 Thing to do: Links At Heartland Crossing
#2 Thing to do: Friendswood Golf Course
#3 Thing to do: Basket Works

Fun Fact: Decatur Township is home to the new Indianapolis International Airport main terminal.
#1 Car Rental Company: Enterprise

Camby is a small, but beautiful neighborhood, located in the state of Indiana. Camby is, in fact, part of the Decatur Township in Marion County, but it also extends into Hendricks County and Morgan County. Since Marion County and Indianapolis have merged, Camby became a suburb of the vibrant capital city of Indiana. Camby is also known as 'West Union Station', as it is centred along Camby Road. Camby reached 6.073 residents in 2000, but the population increased to 7.383 in 2009, according to the census.

You can see, thus, that Camby is becoming more and more popular, due to the fact that it is a quiet and peaceful suburb, where everyone would love to raise their children. Since it is in close proximity to Indianapolis, Camby will develop and extend hugely in the upcoming future, because the tourism industry is starting to blossom. More and more people who want to visit Indianapolis are choosing to stay in Camby, because accommodation is cheaper and the area is nice.

Top Attractions within Camby

Camby's Central Park is the best place for children and adults alike to gave a great time and to spend a relaxing day. Children can play in the specially designed playing area, while adults can take a walk or read a good book beneath the shadow of a tree.

Children's Museum of Indianapolis is the largest facility of the kind in the world. If you and your family are staying in Camby, do not miss out on taking your kids to see this wonderful cultural institution, which has five floors of amazing exhibitions. Among the greatest things you will see here we can recall a simulated Cretaceous dinosaur habitat, a steam locomotive and a carousel.

The Indianapolis Zoo is the largest zoo in Indiana, and one of the largest in the United States. The zoo opened in 1988, and since then it has been giving locals and tourists the chance of admiring more than 360 animal species. The dolphinarium is a must see.

Other attractions in Indianapolis are the Indiana State Fair, National Art Museum of Sport, Indiana State Museum, Old National Theatre and Garfield Park.

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