Battell Park

Mishawaka, Indiana

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Battell Park

Battell Park is one of Mishawaka’s oldest parks and a solid stop along the St. Joseph Riverwalk. The historic bandshell still hosts live music and theater performances, and the rock garden is a cool little spot to wander through.

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address301 W Mishawaka Avenue, Mishawaka
openingHoursDaily 7am–10pm
phone+1 574 258 1664

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