About Middlebury

Less than 10 miles south of the state’s border with Michigan, Middlebury, Indiana, is a town of 7,000 residents that lies about two hours east of Chicago in the heart of Amish country. The town is flanked to the east by Shipsewana Lake, and is a rustic town with a classic, old-world feel. Little Amish markets peddle such homemade goods as fresh pies, cheeses, noodles, honey and smoked meats. Those in search of a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find a smattering of bed and breakfasts to enjoy while they look for their homes. Spring Meadow Farms Golf Club, Sims Oak Hills Golf Course and Bonneyville Mill Park offer outdoor escapes, in addition to about half a dozen city parks. Krider’s World Fair Garden Park, a state historic site, displays an wealth of flowers, and features giant toadstools, windmills and a picnic area. The town features several festivals throughout the year, like Pumpkinville Bike Ride, Middlebury Summer Festival, Loveway Ride-a-Thon and the Middlebury Fall Festival. Those looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent can also take the Pumpkinvine Trail to the scenic trestle bridge, or enjoy the Quilts Garden Tour over the summer. Two elementary schools, a middle school and Northridge High School make up the public school system, with just under a dozen or so private schools, mostly small Amish schools.

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