Indiana’s World-Famous Covered Bridge Festival is Everything Fall and So Much More
One of my favorite things to do in the Fall is going to the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival. I've been attending the festival for over 50 years. I used to go with my grandpa. Being at the festival brings back so many good memories.
The festival takes place all over the county. It's so big, it takes several days to visit and location enjoy every location. Parke County is so beautiful, you will never want to leave.
How big is the Covered Bridge Festival in Indiana?
It is enormous and expands even beyond the county. People and homes along the roads also participate in the fun.
In short, it's the largest festival in Indiana. The annual event can bring as many as one million people to Parke County each year. Parke County is home to 31 covered bridges.
When is the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival?
...the festival will take place from <b>October 14-23, 2022</b>. The Parke County Covered Bridge Festival – showcases the county's 31 historic covered bridges and features authentic arts and crafts, fantastic food, and beautiful fall foliage.
From the Tristate, the festival is North and about a 3 to 4-hour drive. It's a perfect event for the entire family. You can enjoy food, crafts, merchants, music, and, of course, covered bridges.
What are the Covered Bridge Festival locations?
- Rockville
- Mansfield
- Bellmore
- Billie Creelk Village
- Bridgeton
- Bloomingdale
- Montezuma
- Mecca
- Rosedale
- Tangier
Download a map, HERE.
See more of the Parke Country Covered Bridges HERE.