When we called they said the tour would begin when we got there. We waited a short time while the last tour finished up, then we went on the tour. There is a nice gift shop you can wait in with seating and speak to the Mennonite or Amish who are the hosts. Also note there is a charming little covered bridge over a creek leading up to the museum. You can’t see it from the highway. You have to be walking on the sidewalk across the street from the flea market going up to the museum. Charming photo op. Last tour at 4:pm.

you can! just google places, i know there is a place on facebook that offers buggy tours, then they take you to their home for a meal and give you a tour of the dairy barn and let you milk a cow. Buggy Lane Tour's i believe its called. Enjoy your trip!!

Shipshewana Campground - South Park is the place for you! Great park with nice amenities like covered picnic pavilion, grills, clean rest rooms, lots of other RVers to talk to, and right in Shipshewana. Look at my review.

Yes - the parking lot could accommodate this.

10 - 5 Mon - Sat. 10 - 7 in summer. Cost: adults: $7.00 children (ages 6-14): $4.00 family (two adults & all children ages 6-14): $16