Centerville: A Small Village of Sightseeing, History, and Fun
Miami Indians were the first to discover Centerville in 1814, but was established by the Quakers (a religious society) from Virginia and Carolina. The name Centerville is based on the location of this small village, which is in the center of town. Today, Centerville has many attractions in and around the area and is home to many affordable Centerville hotels. The nearest airport is the James M. Cox Fayton International Airport (DAY).
Best Time to Visit
The summer season in Centerville, Indiana is hot and humid. The hot days are from late May to late September. The most comfortable time to visit is during the months September, August, and June, whereas it is least pleasant from December to January. You should plan your stay and book a Centerville hotel in advance.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Visitors looking to satisfy their cravings for rich history should visit the Fayette County Historic Museum. Built in 1875, visitors will get to know the story behind the county through artifacts displayed in its 14 rooms. The Veterans Memorial Park is also a known attraction near Centerville. This site is built to honor the memories of the brave American soldiers who served during the Revolutionary War as well as the Persian Gulf War.
After a day of sightseeing activities, come home to Phillip W. Smith Bed & Breakfast. It is 15 minutes away to the Wayne County Museum by foot and offers 5 clean, well-appointed guestrooms. Travelers also like Comfort Inn Richmond I-70 because of its well-appointed modern rooms, free breakfast and convenient location.