The Elkhart County Parks serves the north central region of Indiana, home to cities including Elkhart, Goshen, Bristol, and Middlebury. The Department consists of seven parks, one historical museum, two nature preserves, two horticulture gardens, approximately 36 miles of trails, five playgrounds, 18 rentable shelters, two registered historic sites including a working 1832 grist mill,…
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Dutch Oven Pizza Lunch
Join the Elkhart County Parks for a Dutch Oven Pizza Lunch. Sign up alone or with a group up to 5 to make and bake a simple pizza for lunch. Each person will assemble a pizza with provided toppings and then bake it in a Dutch oven for a hot fresh pizza lunch. Courtney Franke (Bonneyville Miller) will discuss Dutch oven camping tips while the pizza bakes.
Cobus Creek ShelterLearn more
The Cobus Creek Shelter is located at the heart of the park with easy access to the hiking trails, playground, restrooms, and parking lot. The shelter includes electricity and is handicap-accessible.
The shelter also features an enclosed catering kitchen with a sink, counter space, cabinets, and a serving station with a roll top window and counter. The main section of the facility features multiple picnic tables, a grill, and fireplace (wood not provided).
The Sensory Garden is also available to reserve as an add-on feature for $50.
Cottonwood ShelterLearn more
Cottonwood shelter is a perfect choice for visitors looking for a setting to play outdoor sports while enjoying the scenic beauty of the park. A wooded patio next to the shelter provides spectacular views of the wetlands and forest. Just across the road, the athletic field offers a playground, archery range and plenty of room for ball sports. A volleyball court and horseshoe pit are a short walk away.
Stable ShelterLearn more
Secluded at the north end of the park, this large open-air shelter is a fantastic site for a family outing and includes close access to the disc golf course and a volleyball court.
Ox Bow Haus ShelterLearn more
The park’s only enclosed shelter with electricity and modern restroom facilities. Hiking trails, athletic field, playground and volleyball court are nearby and foldable tables and chairs are provided. Two picnic tables and grills located on back deck. A wood burning stove provides warmth during cooler months. Ox Bow Haus is open to the public as a warming house December thru February.
Coffee Tree ShelterLearn more
Open-air shelter with good views of the Elkhart River, located near several trails and a short walk to the observation tower. Shelter includes a campfire pit. Handicap-accessible.
Honey Locust ShelterLearn more
Nestled in the oxbow of the Elkhart River, this open-air shelter is a fantastic site for a family outing and includes close access to a playground, volleyball court, and is only a short walk to the spillway and fishing sites. Nearby, hiking trails run along the river and through beautiful woodlands. The shelter includes a campfire pit and is handicap-accessible.
Fisherman’s Camp ShelterLearn more
Located on the banks of the Elkhart River, Fisherman’s Camp is a handicap-accessible open-air shelter with picturesque views of the park and observation tower. The shelter includes a campfire pit, nearby playground, and electric outlets. The site also has easy access to the canoe/kayak launch, fishing sites, and hiking trailheads. Adjacent to the shelter is the lower athletic field and a volleyball pit.
Hickory Hill ChapelLearn more
Hugged by evergreens and with a great view of the tower, the Hickory Hill Chapel is a charming spot for a medium-sized gathering or wedding. The three-sided structure is located in the lower athletic field and includes wooden benches in an amphitheater style arrangement.
