October 13-22, 2023 The Parke
County Covered Bridge Festival™. For all things fall, visit Indiana’s largest festival, The Covered Bridge Festival. This 10 day festival always starts on the 2nd Friday in October. 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. Each community has a speciality, plan your trip here.
Questions? Read our FAQ for answers. Interested in becoming a vendor? Learn more here. Visit Our 10 Festival LocationsOur county has 10 Festival locations that we encourage visitors to stop by. 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 The Parke County Covered Bridge Festival Headquarters. Community organizations and vendors offer crafts, food, and unique items. Experience unique wood carving demonstrations, antique stores, Art Gallery, colorful restaurants and the Historic Ritz Theater. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22
Bellmore is located on US 36 and SR 59. Pumpkins, mums, primitives and family yard sales. A little bit of everything. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 These picturesque grounds are home to three covered bridges, several historic buildings, General Store and schoolhouse. Handmade crafts, shopping and festival food. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Bloomingdale
offers chicken and noodle dinners, ham and beans, barbecue and vegetables at the Friends Meeting house (Quaker Church). Some of the best apple butter is made and sold here.
Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Bridgeton has an array of handmade crafts, vendors and a food court. Its scenic historic district includes the Bridgeton Mill and Covered Bridge,
Collom’s General Store, the 1878 House, Case Log Cabin, and Bridgeton School. Courtney Cook 1/1/22
Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Mansfield Village is bustling daily with hundreds of vendors offering an array of goods and festival food. Home to the Historic Mansfield Roller Mill. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Mecca Schoolhouse/Mecca Covered Bridge. Handmade, homemade, local crafts nestled alongside the Covered
Bridge and a one-room schoolhouse. Courtney Cook
1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Downtown. Wabash and Erie Canal tours. Famous roast hog. Crullers, iron pot ham and beans. Antiques, homemade crafts and demonstrations. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook 1/1/22
The Rosedale Civic Center is the activity hub with a wide variety of items, including local crafts and a quilt sale. A large Country Market of Homemade items, Ice Cream, Quilters, Homemade Bread and cookies, and Chicken Noodles. Courtney Cook 1/1/22 Courtney Cook
1/1/22 Tangier serves “world famous” buried beef and is home to the Sandlady’s Gourd Farm. Three covered bridges nearby. 2021 VideoFor all things fall, visit Indiana’s largest festival, The Covered Bridge Festival. This 10 day festival always starts on the 2nd Friday in October. 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. What county has the most covered bridges?The covered bridges of Parke County are well-known tourist attractions in Parke County, Indiana, United States, which touts itself as the "Covered Bridge Capital of the World". The county claims to have more covered bridges than any other county in the United States.
Where is the Covered Bridge Festival held in Indiana?Headquartered on the courthouse lawn in Rockville, Indiana, since 1957, you will find food, crafters, vendors and more open daily from 9 am to 6pm. Tickets are NOT required, please be aware of scammers "selling" tickets and DO NOT send them money.
When's the Covered Bridge Festival in Indiana?October 13-22, 2023
The Parke County Covered Bridge Festival™. For all things fall, visit Indiana's largest festival, The Covered Bridge Festival. This 10 day festival always starts on the 2nd Friday in October.
How many covered bridge festivals are there in Indiana?The festival runs Oct. 14-23. There are 10 festival locations throughout the county.
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