Nice campground. Friendly folks that run it. Decent price. Toughest part was getting to it from the…read moreWB side of the highway.

Just off I-70. Very polite and helpful staff. Lots of seasonal campers, but a family atmosphere…read more Full hook-ups and modestly priced. Enjoyable stay.

Preble are Preble so why should it be You and I should use…read morerest stops so oftenly This little rest area in the middle of nowhere is dark and dimly lit. It's not the kind of place I would feel comfortable sleeping. There were some sketchy characters here both times that I've been here. Although I think there were more occasions I stopped here that I just can't remember cuz I've been down this highway so so so many times.

Can a rest area actually be enjoyable? Well, this one certainly was. This rest area goes above and…read morebeyond the boring block building with it's light-filled welcome center and comfortable seating. The state of Ohio has provided plenty of literature to browse about local attractions. The parking lot is easy to navigate and the distance is a good stopping point between Dayton or Columbus and Indianapolis.

Traveling across I-70 a couple of times each year, you get to know where each rest area is located…read moreand which ones are best. We stopn at this particular spot almost every trip we take to Denver. Clean, well maintained, plenty of space for parking and/or picnics.

Indiana Welcome Center Rest Area I-70 West…read more Stopped in for a quick travel break and to stretch my legs a bit. Heading west on I-70 mile Marker 143. Spacious inside, very clean, and serves the purpose. More impressive on the inside than out and is slightly dated. Main thing is that it is clean and inviting. Good vending selection and a tourist info center but that was closed for Sunday Travel. Welcome Center|Rest Area Facilities: -Welcome Center -Truck and Passenger Vehicle Parking -73 Car and 156 Truck Spaces -Restrooms -Vending Machines -Picnic Area96 https://www.indianarestareas.com/in-i70-interstate-70-indiana-centerville-welcome-center-westbound-mile-marker-143/

As someone who used to attend many events at this location, I would like to give credit to the…read morewhole team and family that runs it. They care for the land, and make everyone there feel included. I struggle with interacting with strangers but all the strangers I met there made me not feel so small. There is community that strives there and its something to be appreciated in a hard world we live in today. Thank you for my time spent there! I hope the best for this wonderful place and highly recommend attending even if you feel lost or alone. You will make friends. You will share laughter.

Hannon's Camp America has become a favorite for our local music, hippy and burner community for…read morefestivals and gatherings. I've spend many weekends there tending giant bonfires with our local fire tenders unions, blown giant fire balls in the conclaves, captured flags from a band of banditos, watched the heat from a slat wood fire make green leaves rain down on a bunch of Grateful Dead fans and spent evenings with friends and beverages. This is the closest festival spot I know of in the area that is open to most of the gatherings I attend. There are cabins available for those who prefer to sleep in a more controlled environment during music festivals. For the rest of us there is plenty of space available in the two main fields and some camp spots under tree cover. Bathrooms with showers are available but can become unusable if the crowd is too large or doesn't respect the facilities. port-o-potties are also on site. Hannon's offers many child-friendly events and has plenty of creek space to explore as well as a decent swing set with a slide. (Hint: don't use the slide at 5am after a heavy rain). Some of the Hannon family live on site and often join in the revelry. Queen Elizabeth and Jean are two of my favorite ladies of the camp. There is also a camp dog, Domino the dominatrix, owned by Queen Elizabeth. I've been able to bring my own pup to most events. He gets along pretty well with the other dogs and despite some scares with the proximity of a country road with a blind curve he has had as good of a time as I have. The red barn usually houses musical acts. Local bands like Noctaluca, Hogscraper and the Rusty Van Band have performed. Favorite festivals are Scorched Nuts, OctOHBurn and the Wang Dang Doodle.

We've stayed in many B&Bs across the country, and this was one of the best - roomy house tucked…read moreinto a bucolic country setting, showing off the excellent building skills of the 1960s. We loved the intact tiling in the bathroom, original floor, and hand-built bed headboard in the Western Room. Everything was sparkling clean. The modernized tiled kitchen is welcoming and sleek, and opens into a patio overlooking flowering native plants and many trees. Breakfast featured local breads, fresh fruit and exceptional bacon even a pescatarian can love. Best of all is the personable and knowledgeable hostess - we learned a lot about sustainable living and the people who live in this area. We stayed two nights, and cycled on the Cardinal Greenway each day.

Leighanne was wonderful, and her home was absolutely beautiful!…read more We arrived rather late, but she and her husband made us feel VERY welcome and upgraded us to a larger room (very unexpected and lovely!) Breakfast was wonderful, conversation was great and the value of the room was very, very good! I highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the Richmond, IN area!

The Lofts on Main are a new hot spot in Cambridge City, IN - located right along US Route 40 (The…read moreNational Road) and in the midst of an antique alley. With 2 lofts available, you can choose the west loft for a solo or couples getaway (sleeps 2) or the east loft for a group (sleeps up to 4). The lofts are newly remodeled in a historic downtown building. Each loft features a cozy & comfortable king-sized bed, kitchen, dining area, spacious living room, a washer/dryer, and full-size bathroom. You can rent by the night or long term. The living room was one of my favorite spots, with super cozy couches, pillows, a blanket, armchair, games, books to read, and a nice sized smart TV. The stocked kitchen is equipped with everything you need to cook a meal or just have something simple. A Keurig and K-cups are provided. The candy dish in the kitchen was a nice, sweet touch. Cleaning supplies & disinfectants were made available in the loft as well. You enter the suites through the front of the building and stairs are used to access them. A backdoor with stairs that lead to the parking lot in the back of the building is available as well if need. A laundry closet features and washer and dryer, laundry basket, and other laundry accessories. The front windows look out unto Route 40, adding lots of natural lights and a quiet view. My stay was quiet and comfortable. It was a perfect little getaway. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Suggestions for cinnamon rolls at King's Cafe (walking distance) and visiting the surrounding shops were appreciated (and delicious).

I thoroughly enjoyed my recent stay at The Lofts on Main in historic Cambridge City, Indiana. The…read moremost important thing for me in lodging is cleanliness, and the Lofts felt brand new! The rooms were airy and comfortable and tastefully decorated. In fact, when we first arrived it was fun just looking at the vintage artifacts sprinkled throughout. The kitchen area was sparkling clean and had everything I needed to prepare some dishes for our holiday meal. The bed was large and comfortable. The bathroom had plenty of towels! For anyone driving east-west through central Indiana, I'd highly recommend taking U.S. 40 (the Old National Road), exploring historic Cambridge City (lots of great antique stores!), and staying at The Lofts on Main. I'm already looking for an excuse to go back in the new year.

to be perfectly clear: the state of ohio department of transportation actually built this facility…read morein the state of ohio, the hamsters at Yelp gave it the Indiana address... go hamsters!! totally digging what Ohio has been doing with their rest areas / welcome centers the past couple years. pretty sure the difference between fixing up the old places and building new is more than recouped in lower energy bills and up keep... the rest areas are actually appealing now instead of spooky looking unibomber hideout bunkers. BTW: can the next person coming through adjust the location to Preble County OH or New Paris OH (works best when you do the edit on site) and don't forget to position the flag too... THX

This is a very well kept and clean welcome center. We often visit Ohio and stop at this rest area…read moremost trips. They have maps inside and attraction pamphlets. The restrooms are clean. There is a nice green space for kids and animals to stretch their legs.

This place felt right out of a book, it was retro, quaint, and run by a lovely local lady. I love…read moresupporting mom and pop business like this one. The room felt like a cozy cabin, I loved the vintage touches from the quilt to the blue tile in the bathroom, and the lovely view of the woods out back. Will definitely stay here again if I pass through the area.

we stayed here on our way back from upstate NY after being totally disappointed at the Quality Inn…read morein Richmond on our way up there. Wish I had found this place on our way to Rochester and so happy we did stay there on our way home. Clean, big TV with lots of channels, lots of room and extra chairs and desks if you want to get on your computer. Quiet the night we stayed there and highly recommend it. The Quality Inn in Richmond is another story. Do not go there and I'll write a review for them. The Golden Inn is a great place to stay, reasonable and good location.