Name: Bonneyville Mill County Park
Address: Co Rd 131, Bristol, IN 46507, USA, US
Telephone: +1 574-825-1324

Bonneyville Mill County Park is a park, located at Co Rd 131, Bristol, IN 46507, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 574-825-1324, visit their website www.elkhartcountyparks.org for more detailed information.

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Co Rd 131, Bristol, IN 46507, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 15 April 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Mark Resendez

18 December 2017

This is a really neat place, lots of lengthy trails, picnic areas, pavilions, great river views and several events held throughout the summertime. It's close enough to visit anytime yet far enough away to make it feel like an adventure. My beagles absolutely love it here too.
Maggie Dawson

11 December 2017

I've gone here since I was a kid. And this place is just amazing, the trails, the waterfalls, and the swimming hole. I always see people walking their dogs out there as well. And there's a big huge field. Just be careful of the curves because people will speed around them and end up on your side of the road.
Cheryl Good

26 November 2017

What a great outing for the entire family! So fun to see how a mill works and the staff person was very generous with his knowledge. Bought flour to try the free recipes they have. Fun day and beautiful area to walk around.
Jordan Rhude

25 November 2017

This is a great park for hiking,mountain biking, and easy trail running. The mountain bike trails are locally maintained and are easily marked, easy to novice with easy route choices, and one Black diamond rock garden(it’s by passable ). I love walking the trails on the north side of the park but they tend to be a bit muddy when the water table rises.
Terry Butcher

06 October 2017

Great place for young kids and family fun. Many trials to hike. You can take home corn meal that you have seen ground before your very eyes. In the Spring it's fun to walk out on the deck and watch the tadpoles transform into frogs. And you can see other wildlife like the geese emerging from their eggs
Susan Wicks

14 September 2017

Beautiful flowers and nice trails. Nice place for taking pictures.
Matt Sharpley

29 August 2017

Beautiful park with lots of trails and historic water powered grist mill still in operation. Very neat place!
David Crabb

13 August 2017

The mill is a really interesting hand built machine. The craftsmanship is astonishing. We liked the rest of the park very much.
Debbi Walling

23 July 2017

A beautiful park with a rich history. The mill is still in operation and you can buy fresh ground flower. The mill has a lot of historical significance in the area. The grounds are well kept and quite picturesque. Great place for a stroll, hike or just to look at nature.
Ethan Fletcher

20 June 2017

A lovely park with a great historical story. The trails are very nice and kept up. There are many pavilions around the park for a picnic or cookout.
Lisa Kruczek

21 March 2017

The main trail at Bonneville Mill is not accessible because the bridge is gone. There are trails across the road from the Mill. Some walking trails and mountain bike trails mixed around each other.
Jake Radtke

03 March 2017

35min drive. Always worth it
Zachary Reimer

22 November 2016

Really fun flowy MTB trail. Only about 5 miles but it's a blast.
Chris Risse

19 September 2016

My personal favorite of the Elkhart County parks. The park includes the nature walks to the north and the bike trails to the south. There is a tower on the property, which can get you up, above the treeline. Down at the water, you will find plenty of wildlife. I always look forward to our next visit.
Jeremy Y

22 April 2016

Bonneyville Mill! This is a really unique county park with what seems like endless hiking and biking trails. It is possible to get turned around so either have a map or phone handy. The west side of CR 131 where the actual mill is has lots of cool flower gardens in the summer and fall. A very cool place to spend an afternoon outdoors. It's a great sight to see if visiting Amish country. The mill still works to this day, and they sell grain there.