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Top 6 Things to do in Bristol, Bristol
Discover the best top things to do in Bristol, United States including Eby's Family Fun, Lazy Dayz, Bonneyville Mill County Park, Fruit Hills Winery and Orchard, Elkhart County Historical Museum, Pipewort Pond State Nature Preserve.
1. Eby's Family Fun
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Eby’s Family Fun is an affordable, fun escape from the ordinary in Bristol, IN. Take your feet for a spin on our roller skating rink, hit the lanes at our mini bowling alley, or tag your friends at our laser tag arena! We also have an arcade and a snack bar to round out the fun. Our facility is a great place to host birthday parties, private parties, and large group parties.
2. Lazy Dayz
3. Bonneyville Mill County Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Welcome to Bonneyville–a place where tradition of the region can be tasted in the flour produced by the state’s oldest operating grist mill, and wild landscapes beckon you to wander. Seven miles of hiking trails meander through the park providing nature enthusiasts a chance to view abundant wildlife and beautiful wildflowers. A six-mile designated mountain bike trail provides mountain bikers a thrilling ride through a wooded and rolling terrain. An American Dahlia Society Trial Garden is maintained by the local Dahlia Society and provides beautiful blooms against the backdrop of the mill in late summer. The mill is open from 10AM to 5PM Wednesday through Sunday from May 1st to October 31st. The park is open for walking and photography daily at 9AM, and closing hours change seasonally.
Reviewed By geneb517 - Hudsonville, United States
A beautiful old grist mill near Bristol , Indiana. Began milling flour in the early 1800 I believe around 1835. Still in operation toady as a county park. Being early December when we visited the mill we didn't expect to see much as we were in the off season. Thankfully Courteny the guy from the Elkhart County Parks was there working on the mill and let us come in and look around and he also explained how the old mill and millstones ground the wheat into flour. He was very good about us interrupting his work and very polite about explaining everything to us. We were able to buy some stone ground flour and corn meal from him as well. A beautiful old building and we will surely come back again next summer when the mill id up and running. Easy to give this attraction 5 stars and the people as well.
4. Fruit Hills Winery and Orchard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Family owned winery featuring award winning wines and friendly people. Live music every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on the deck from mid-May to mid-September. See our website or Facebook page for details.
Reviewed By 252theresaf
My son was in town to celebrate his grandma's birthday and when we get together we enjoy wine tasting. Fruit Hills Winery and Orchard is #1 in every way from sampling the wine to apples and pumpkins. David and Michele Muir were gracious host and very knowledgeable about their wines and apples, even the rare/obscure apples mom remembered growing up. In are wine tasting experience we usually find one or two that we like and by a bottle or two, but this winery has such an excellent selection we bought eight bottles of different flavors. That night, with more family/friends who had gathered for dinner and cake, we opened two of the wines and there were no complaints, the wines were a hit and of course we shared with them our story of going to Fruit Hills earlier in the day. The wines purchased were: Make Me Blush - Cabernet Franc - Red Sensation - Black Velvet. I forgot to pick up a couple of bottles of their Chardonnay but will definitely pick it up on our next visit. This is a great place to go for any reason and having grown up in this area it is really nice to have a place like Fruit Hills in my own back yard.
5. Elkhart County Historical Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
The Elkhart County Historical Museum strives to tell the stories of the many people, places, and events that make up the history of Elkhart County. We are dedicated to preserving and fostering appreciation of the history of Elkhart County and the larger region. We believe that a broad knowledge of the past is essential to understanding and improving the present. The museum offers exhibits for all ages, educational programs, and a local and family history library.
