The official headquarters of the Parke County Covered Bridge Festival. Community organizations and vendors fill the streets with crafts, food, and unique finds. Enjoy live wood carving demonstrations, antique stores, art galleries, colorful restaurants, and the Historic Ritz Theater.

📍 116 W High St, Rockville, IN 47872
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 6 PM daily | First Saturday until 8 PM | Final Sunday until 5 PM

These picturesque grounds feature three covered bridges, historic buildings, a General Store, and a schoolhouse. Enjoy handmade crafts, festival shopping, and delicious food in a charming historic setting.

📍 65 Billie Creek Road, Rockville, IN 47872
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Bloomingdale is known for its homemade apple butter and local crafts at the historic Friends Meeting House, also known as the Quaker Church. Local crafters offer handmade creations, desserts, maple syrup, and drinks in this charming festival stop.

📍 64 W Academy St, Bloomingdale, IN 47832
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Explore handmade crafts, fine art, unique products, and a bustling vendor area alongside a popular food court and live entertainment. The scenic historic district includes the working Bridgeton Mill and Covered Bridge, Collom’s General Store, the 1878 House, Case Log Cabin, and the Bridgeton School.

📍 8104 Bridgeton Rd, Bridgeton, IN 47836
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Home to The Clay Plant Pottery’s brick and mortar store, where handmade pottery and functional ceramics are available year round. Featuring handcrafted goods, local makers and artisans, coffee vendors, food trucks, and more.

📍 221 W 500 N, Bloomingdale, IN 47832
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Mansfield Village comes alive daily with hundreds of vendors offering a wide variety of goods and festival favorites. Home to the Historic Mansfield Roller Mill and Covered Bridge, this stop is a must during the festival.

📍 6564 Martin Rd, Carbon, IN 47837
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Visit the Mecca Schoolhouse and the 1872 Mecca Covered Bridge, nestled alongside a historic one-room schoolhouse. Mecca is also home to Parke County’s oldest operating tavern, the Mecca Tavern. Handmade and homemade local crafts make this a charming festival stop.

📍 4717 Wabash St, Mecca, IN 47860
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Explore downtown Montezuma and enjoy Wabash and Erie Canal tours. Indulge in famous roast hog, crullers, cider, and iron pot ham and beans. Browse antiques, homemade crafts, and demonstrations, with camping and free parking available.

📍 57 Crawford St, Montezuma, IN 47862
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

The Rosedale Civic Center serves as the activity hub, featuring handmade and local crafts and festival food inside the Civic Center. Nearby, visitors can explore the Roseville Covered Bridge and Thorpe Ford Covered Bridge.

📍 9 Main St, Rosedale, IN 47874
🕒 Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM

Tangier’s Community Building is home to world famous buried beef, a festival delicacy, along with homemade pies and cakes and local crafts. Five nearby covered bridges make this a perfect stop for exploring and photos.

📍 4090 County Rd 1050 N, Tangier, IN 47952
🕒 Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM