Fayette County, Indiana

While we are centrally located to three major metropolitan areas (Dayton, Indianapolis and Cincinnati), it is our location on the banks of the Whitewater River which affords us excellent fishing, canoeing, rafting, as well as camping and many other outdoor activities. We boast some of the finest parks in the state and are home to the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary as well as numerous museums, historical landmarks and local cultural events.

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Learn about Fayette County, IN and all it has to offer.

Established in 1819 and named after the French military officer Marquis de la Fayette, the county has played a significant role in Indiana’s development. The county seat, Connersville, is the largest city and serves as the hub of local activity. Fayette County is known for its rural landscape, featuring farmland, pastures, and unincorporated woodlands, making it a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors alike.

Throughout its history, Fayette County has been a gateway for settlement in the Northwest Territory and later became an automotive manufacturing center in the early 20th century

Today, the county embraces its heritage while offering modern amenities, including scenic attractions. The Whitewater Valley Railroad, a preserved 1950s-era railway, provides visitors with a nostalgic journey through southeastern Indiana. Fayette County remains a close-knit community with a strong sense of identity and pride in its rich past and promising future.

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Top 4 Must-See Spots to Visit

These four spots showcase the heart and soul of Fayette County, Indiana. From outdoor adventures to the charm of Downtown Connersville, the rich history at the Canal House Museum, and the family fun at Roberts Park — they capture the best the county has to offer.

Whitewater Memorial State Park

Whitewater Valley Railroad

Roberts Park Aquatic Center

Elmhurst Mansion

Connersville Courthouse