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Be our guests for an Amish Country Bed & Breakfast experience. Many are located along the nationally recognized Heritage Trail. by caring hosts Look for this symbol denoting group members AmishCountryBB.org (Area map) Amish neighborhood between Middlebury and Shipshewana along the Heritage Trail. Cozy rooms away from family living area, private entrance, continental breakfast. 10766 CR 16. AmishCountry.org/BontregerBed&Breakfast Hosts: Ruby & Tom Bontreger (Area map) Enjoy a peaceful, unique Victorian setting, circa 1869. Full breakfast. 215 N. Detroit St. Second B&B, The Brick House, a restored Italianate, circa 1850. 408 N. Detroit St. or Hosts: Estella & Sam Carney (Area map) Set among Mennonite and Amish farms overlooking beautiful rolling countryside. Private baths, dining room, kitchenette. Easy drive to Notre Dame, Amish Acres, Shipshewana. 66537 County Road 11, Goshen, IN 46526. RoselaneFarmBedandBreakfast.com . Hosts: Rosetta and Stephen Schmidt (Middlebury map) 435 S. Main St. See page 37. CountryVictorian.com or Hosts: Lori & Arnie Schumacher (Middlebury map) Restored Victorian set among English gardens pampers guests with full gourmet breakfasts, homemade pastries and ﬁve rooms furnished with antiques. Downtown at 205 S. Main St. AmishCountry.org/1898VarnsGuestHouse . Hosts: Jan & Lanny Kimes (Area map) Quiet countryside, 48 acres, sunrooms, whirlpool tubs, steam, massagers, pillow-top king beds and a two-bedroom suite. Amish buggy rides available. 63189 CR 31. SpringView.com See page 36. Hosts: Phil & Roz Slabaugh (Area map) “Bee” yourself at the Swarms’ hive. Built with hand-sawed, rough timber. Snuggle under handmade quilts and wake to a full breakfast. Backroad tours and separate cottage. 51129 CR 35. BeeHiveBB.usclargo.com Hosts: Herb & Treva Swarm (Area map) Near Shipshewana and Notre Dame. Relaxing sunroom overlooks a small pond. Ride a paddle boat or canoe. Comfortable rooms with private baths. Full breakfast Monday – Saturday, continental on Sunday. 11430 CR 10. DreamWeaverBB.com or Hosts: Jeanne & Bill Weaver (Area map) 12013 US 20. See page 37. MeadowsInnB-B.com or Hostess: Wendy Udell (Area map) Area’s oldest B&B in quaint 18-acre country setting near Shipshewana and Middlebury. Perfect for groups, business and church retreats. Restaurant available for groups and banquets. 11748 CR 2. PatchworkQuilt.com AmishCountry.org 800.517.9739 http://www.AmishCountryBB.org http://www.CountryVictorian.com http://www.RoselaneFarmBedandBreakfast.com http://www.DreamWeaverBB.com http://www.MeadowsInnB-B.com http://www.AmishCountry.org/1898VarnsGuestHouse http://www.SpringView.com http://www.PatchworkQuilt.com http://BeeHiveBB.usclargo.com http://www.AmishCountry.org Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors GuideDriving the Heritage TrailGroupsVisitors CenterQuik Gardens TourFestivals & EventsThe Communities of Amish CountryThings to See & DoDelicious DestinationsMapsMake a Stay of ItLodging at a GlanceHandcrafted HeirloomsUnique ShoppingThe RV CapitolTravel TipsAdvertisers IndexAmish Country.org 2009 Visitors GuideAmish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - (Page 1)Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - (Page 2)Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - (Page 3)Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - Driving the Heritage Trail (Page 4)Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - 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