Spring Mill Inn, Mitchell

Located 65 km from Monroe County, Spring Mill Inn provides access to Spring Mill State Park for outdoor activities, cave tours, hiking, mountain biking, and swimming. Guests can visit a restored Pioneer Village dating back to the early 1800s and the Gus Grissom Memorial Museum. The 73-room Inn has warm, country decor and offers Service State Park Style. The Inn is currently closed for renovations which are scheduled to be completed in the late fall of 2024. This includes lodging rooms, conference facilities, and the Millstone Dining Room.

Spring Mill Inn offers 73 rooms with options for one or two beds. Pet-friendly and accessible rooms are available. Rooms feature satellite TV, DVD players, hair dryers, air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, and carpeted floors. Rooms offer views of the woods or the historic circle drive area. Room types include Queen/Queen Rooms with two queen beds, Amish handmade rocking chairs, and country quilts; King Rooms with one king bed, Amish handmade rocking chair and quilt; Queen Rooms with one queen bed, Amish handmade rocking chair and quilt; Double/Double Rooms with two double beds; and Double Rooms with one double bed.

The Millstone Dining Room serves homestyle meals. The spacious dining room features homemade soups, entrees, and breads, including cornbread made from stone ground corn from the grist mill in the Pioneer Village. Handmade desserts include granny white cake, fruit cobblers, cornmeal pie, and persimmon pudding. Carry out is available. A sampling of meal times are: Breakfast: 8 -11 a.m. Lunch: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Dinner: 5-8 p.m.

Spring Mill offers hiking trails ranging from easy to rugged across its 1.5 acres. Guests can enjoy the indoor pool and children's playground. An olympic-size swimming pool with bathhouse and wading pool are also available. A full-time naturalist conducts tours and activities for park visitors.

Spring Mill Inn provides a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi throughout the property, a business center, and vending machines with drinks and snacks. The Oak Room accommodates informal gatherings or small conferences for up to fifty people. The Inn will maintain an office with telephone and electronic communications inside the park to answer questions, make day-to-day contacts, and conduct future sales. The park also has a variety of outdoor locations available for use, when outside space will fit a group's needs, along with the six other inns in system.