Huge parking lot. We parked along the edge to give the big rigs a lot of room. Even with all the big trucks that pulled in it was very quiet. A great place to spend the night. Exit 163. Easy off and on.
May 2021-I got this from Wikipedia - looks like it isn't there any more...History
Herr's Mill Covered Bridge was built in 1844 by Joseph Elliot and Robert Russell at a cost of $1787.[5] It has a double-span, double-arch Burr arch truss construction. In 1875, the bridge was rebuilt by James C. Carpenter at a cost of $1860.[1] The bridge was later bypassed by a new concrete bridge and is now on the private property of the Mill Bridge Village Camping Resort. Owner Brian Kopan was quoted as saying "The bridge is in fine condition. We’re hoping to keep it as it is." In October 2018, the bridge was dismantled and was being moved to Elizabethtown, before it fell into the creek.[6]
Worth a brief stop to see the keelboat and the thunderbird sculpture. I was expecting more from the "giant statues" of Lewis, Clark, and Sacajawea. Not very impressive