Cheap Things To Do in Rockville, Indiana

The 50-mile drive loops through the rural beauty of Parke County, home of the largest collection of covered bridges in the nation. Located on the edge of the last great glacier advance, the county is a rumpled quilt of diverse topography. ... More on Trails

9 miles East of Rockville on US 36, Shoreline fishing is good. Cecil M. Harden Lake, also known as Raccoon Lake, is over 2,000 acres wide and is a great place to while away your summer hours and reel in some great fishing. A popular ... More on AnglerWeb.com

9 miles E of Rockville on US 36. Good shoreline fishing. A 400 Acre Park that Includes: Camping, Fishing, Swimming, Boat Rentals, Nature Trails, Shelters, Basketball Courts, Sand Volleyball, Horseshoes, and Playgrounds!! A 100 Acre ... More on AnglerWeb.com

(State Sanatorium, #1, 168', 1913, moved & rebuilt 2008, 14-61-38) across Little Raccoon Creek ENE of Rockville , Adams Township, Parke County, IN. US36 E. 1.7 miles from jct with US41 on the W. side of Rockville, NE on Nyesville ... More on dalejtravis.com

overview: Parke County has 32 covered bridges find several different routes to see all the bridges here, complete with pictures and directions. Color coded maps of ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Inscription. This Museum Building built in 1839 first used as a seminary; an armory during the Civil War, a school for negro children from 1873-1924, later a gas station, a restaurant, and gift sho... More on HMDB

Inscription. 1917    HONOR ROLL:  1919, In commemoration of the patriotism of our boys who went forth at the call of their Country to serve in the World War and in memory of those who died that liberty might live. William Owen ... More on HMDB

Inscription. First named New Dublin. Later called Strain's Mills before being named Mansfield during the 1830s. , Erected 1968 by Parke County Historical Society. (Marker Number 61.1968.3: ), , Location. 39° 40.578′ N, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Pavilion was built 1913 by Edgar Jerome (1862–1942) of Rockville. He used wooden bridge building techniques in timber framing which supports entire structure. It was designed to seat 3,000 people under its roof. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The famous Indian Reserve Line of 1809 which began at the mouth of Big Raccoon Creek and ended on the Ohio boundary crossed this point. , Erected 1968 by Parke Co. Historical Society. (Marker Number 61.1968.2: ), , ... More on HMDB