Welcome to Middlebury, INNestled in northeastern Elkhart County, Middlebury covers approximately 100 square miles of scenic, semi-rural landscape. The large Amish and Mennonite population impact the town with a conservative flavor. Families seeking an environment that nurtures strong traditional values in a small town setting find themselves attracted to this historic district.
Middlebury’s population is 2,000 respectively. Despite its small town size, Middlebury attracts tourists from across the nation. Visitors experience “Amish Country” and culture through specialty shops featuring crafts and fresh baked goods, scenic buggy rides, and fine Amish cuisine served at the Das Dutchman Essenhaus, Indiana’s largest restaurant. Merchants take pride in their work, offering customers quality service and products. And residents do not need to travel far to experience urban culture. The town is located near Elkhart and South Bend, two cities that offer an abundance of entertainment options.
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