Wonderful visit, warm sunny day. Greatly enjoyed chatting with the head miller. He was full of…read moreinformation about the mill itself and expanded our knowledge of multiple grains while discussing bread making tips n tricks. We strolled a shorter bath but forgot our bug spray so didn't adventure into the woods. The gardens around the mill were picturesque and the mill store had a great variety. I would recommend a visit and be sure to engage the miller for all your questions !!

Well done tours of a genuine mill. Fascinating story behind the original owner! Great place for a…read morepicnic or a stroll - the grounds are beautiful. Check online for hours - not open every day (for tours).

This compact "pocket" park along the St. Joseph River at the base of the Main Street Bridge is well…read morelandscaped and manicured. Massive trees create a large scenic canopy of shade. There are a few mounted park benches to sit and enjoy nature. There are no facilities nor playground equipment -- however -- there is a professionally designed ADA Compliant Canoe / Kayak launch ramp.

If you know me, then you also know that I'm an avid trail user in Indiana and one of my very…read morefavorite trails in our state is Elkhart County's Pumpkinvine Trail, a trail that is adjacent to this lovely park in Goshen, Indiana. Abshire Park is the second largest park in Goshen. The land was donated to the Parks and Recreation Department in 1986 and encompasses about 75.5 acres. Abshire Park was developed to accommodate primarily passive and interpretive programs along with passive recreational opportunities. It is accessible from the Pumpkinvine Trail. The north end of the park is a managed natural area and includes a prairie restoration, wet lands, and a traditional forest. Rock Run Creek borders the park to the southwest. Abshire Cabin is located at the park - a rentable enclosed pavilion. While most restroom facilities in Goshen are April-October, Abshire Cabin has available restrooms year-round. Abshire Cabin is noted as having an official capacity of 30 people. Rental is $200 (plus tax) with a $100 deposit. It is largely accessible and ideal for small socials or professional meetings, kitchen area, tables and chairs, access to tubing hill, cross country skiing and more. Not for profit rates available Monday - Thursday with copy of non-profit certificate. As noted, this is a fairly laid back park without a lot of hardcore amenities. While it's a well used park, the times I've been here I certainly wouldn't call it a busy park. I've nearly always used it as a rest place during my Pumpkinvine trail use. If you've never experienced the Maple City Greenway trails, I highly recommend them. If you go on the Pumpkinvine, there's a good chance you're also going to experience wildlife, amazing plant life, and probably some of the area's Amish community.

Great park with wonderful hilly green spaces. The cabin is quant and has a lofted area with a low…read moreceiling. I attended a wonderful birthday party for my granddaughter. Great time and the functional kitchen would easily serve up any meal to a crowd that could swell to 50! Seating is good for a crowd of 15-20 people. Nice! Good job Goshen Parks department. I will certainly rent this for a gathering.

A nice small park to take the little ones to play. I had my oldest daughters birthday party here…read more We grilled some hot dogs and had a picnic.

This park appeared to very interesting and innovative at first. We aren't from the area so it…read moreseemed like a nice place to walk the dog. It was a cooler sunny day. We were only there a few minutes...I had my dog on my lap on the swings. I had this feeling I was being watched, there was another person with me, but they weren't in view. The feeling was overwhelming, so I got up and walked towards my party. A few minutes later a man in a hood, hat, and sunglasses came walking out of the sketchy looking apartments nearby. I had an overwhelming bad feeling he was coming to harm us. So, I grabbed everyone and we walked away from him, because of the hills around he couldn't see who was all with me. When he finally got a view he stood there and starred at us then walk away. We decided to leave, as we were leaving there were to girls at the pavilion drugged out of their minds. This park seems like a dangerous place, with all the hills no one would see you if you were grabbed. I know we will never go back. If you decide to go there use caution and don't go alone. There is something definitely very sketchy going on in the apartments next to it.

I've brought my children here on a number of occasions and we have always enjoyed it a great deal…read more Despite what the other commenter says we've never felt unsafe here or had any strange encounters. This park has it all.: swings, climbing wall, musical instrument area, big hill slide, a great "rolling" hill, small natural forts good for water balloons or capture the flag, and a warm season water play area which is a natural design with logs and rocks rather than the typical metal on concrete sprayers. There's easy parking and a small community garden across the way. There's a picnic pavilion and bathrooms (the standard picnic pavilion kind,... but better than nothing!) Also recommended after a long afternoon of hot play is a stop by La Michoacana for horchata, agua fresca, or ice cream. 304 N. Main St.

This place was great! We did the wagon ride to feed the animals and it was so fun. Very clean and…read morethe animals look well kept. Can't wait to go back this summer! Hidden gem for sure.

We visited with our grown children and our 8 grandchildren, ages 9 to infant. We had a wonderful…read moretime, the folks who run the park are very kind and helpful. It seemed a bit expensive at first, but later we felt it was well worth it, and would love to come again if we are in the area.

Pros: Bonneyville Mill Park's tranquil mornings are perfect for photography. Village Inn serves…read morecornmeal mush, a favorite breakfast item for Amish farmers. Country Lane Bakery is a set in beautiful countryside and is the locals' favorite for cinnamon rolls. I prefer the cinnamon rolls made by the Amish communities of Ohio. Rise n Roll Bakery can be skipped if you are evading the tourist traps. Dutch Country Market makes noodles onsite and the bee hives are fun to watch. Shipshewana host a gigantic flea market on Tuesdays and Wednesdays where the freshness of the produce cannot be matched, especially in that price range. Jojo Pretzels at the Goshen location is the best and least expensive pretzel I have ever had. Cons: Tourist trap galore.

Great mini golf experience, course is fun and well maintained…read more The staff is excellent, every employee we encountered was welcoming and friendly. Highly recommend for great family fun!

Loved loved loved this place. My family and I always do a round a mini-golf when we travel into a…read morenew state and I happened to have stumbled across this one when travelling from Chicago to Michigan. I think we are at 36% of the US states that we've mini-golfed in and this one rank right up there at the top. It was a fun course with a well manicured layout and landscaping. We were busy trying to play a round between thunderstorms and the staff were accommodating in terms of us only paying for what we could play (we did manage a full 18!). In addition to all that my son was able to throw some ninja stars for a bit while one of the employees shared the story of the place and the family that owns it. All in all, this was one of the highlights of our trip and we loved and and I know your family will as well.