PARKE COUNTY GUIDE - Parke County COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL - VISITORS GUIDE - Rockville Indiana

Neva’s Antiques & Collectibles in Rockville

If you are looking for something from the past, an unusual item of the modern day or an antique of unique style--the place to look is Neva’s Store on the north side of the square in Rockville. It’s the most complete compilation of eclectic wares around.

Heirloom Traders Association

Whatcha Got? Is it antique, vintage, or collectible? Antique - 100+ year old items; Vintage - items ranging from 40 to 99 years old; Collectible - anything one decides to collect (age doesn’t matter).

As Parke County’s Covered Bridge Capital has grown from only a few antique shops to more than a dozen, a collective group of shops and vendors has emerged to decipher “whatcha got?”. Formed in the winter of 2016, they are the Heirloom Traders Association (HTA).

Roll On In - Wheel House Donuts

Welcome to the Wheel House, home of custommade cake donuts! You pick the icing and the toppings, and we custom-make the donut just the way you want it.

Red Brick Inn - Rockville Historical District

Located in the historical district of Rockville, the Red Brick Inn is a spacious Bed and Breakfast. You will find quaint, comfy rooms, each personally decorated. Near Turkey Run State Park Raccoon State Recreation Area and Raccoon Lake with several covered bridges nearby. We are just two blocks from historical downtown Rockville. The Red Brick Inn is a perfect spot to stay. Wether you want a comfy get away or have a big group getting together, you can rent a room or the entire house!

New to Rockville - Solomon’s Porch

Entertainment, shopping and savory food—all in one spot— it is now available right off the square in downtown Rockville. Solomon’s Porch, located in the former Lover’s Lane building, is now offering a cafe with sandwiches, locally sourced cookies from certified kitchens and drinks for the tired and hungry shopper. Many new items have been added to the store with more coming in daily. You will find a new ladies’ boutique, items made locally including jewelry, dish towels, art work, candles, and so much more!

Midwest Window Co. in Rockville Indiana

Along the Parke County byways and highways you will find numerous wonderful Amish businesses. One of those is Midwest Windows located right off of Highway 36 just west of the SR 59 and SR 36 Junction. Dave Kanagy, owner of Midwest Windows, has been in business for 20 years, after first locating and establishing his business in Ferndale, Indiana. He then moved to the huge location right off of Highway 36.

Country Meets Urban at Urban Farmchic

Located at 4220 W Hwy 36, 4.3 miles west of downtown Rockville, Urban Farmchic offers a distinctive shopping experience. The design talents of Rachel Engel, a licensed designer, are highlighted throughout the “country meets urban” style shop. The shop features an awe-inspiring collection of vintage, salvage, handmades, and boutique clothing.

Bubble Gum Bed & Breakfast in Rockville

Indulge in the Elegance and grace of this 1909 historic victorian bed and breakfast. It sits on the edge of downtown Rockville in the heart of covered bridge country. In August of 2007 this bed and breakfast began with the rooms Hope, Faith and Love with fluffy queen beds, TV with free WIFI in every room and a large shared bath with all essentials provided.

The Flour Basket Bakery Café in Rockville

Home of the patented and trade marked Fluff Muff, you will find everything homemade at The Flour Basket Bakery & Cafe in downtown Rockville. Owner Hollie Wyatt was tired of the dense, dry cake donuts and bland muffins so she created her own luscious treat called the fluff muff—round like a donut but light, airy and full of flavor! This 4,800 sq. foot building is full of shopping opportunities, good fun and great food! There are four themed dining rooms, The Parke County room; Game Room; The Tea for Two for the romantics; and the Gangster Room for private seating.

Rustic Owl Primitives in Rockville Indiana

You will be amazed when you walk into this quaint house called Rustic Owl Primitives. Each room offers unique primitives, vintage items, gifts, home décor and locally made items at an affordable price. Owner Stacey Paddock says “Decorating your home should be fun and inexpensive”. The Rustic Owl opened at 207 North Jefferson Street in 2013. Ever since The Rustic Owl has been warming hearts and homes through beautiful, one of a kind decor.