Warren - Indiana - United States. Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels

Little did Samuel Warren think in 1837, when he obtained a tract of land in Indiana from the government to build a home and start a farm, that it would still be a vibrant community in the 21st century. The old-fashioned small town feeling is still very much alive in this town of 2,500 people. There are several hotels and motels so visitors do not have a lack of accommodations and there are locally owned and franchised restaurants where you can enjoy many types of cuisines.

There are many annual events in Warren that show the community spirit of the city. The Salamonie Summer Festival, for example, features a parade, a flower show, concerts, a demolition derby and many more fun events for the whole family. The farming tradition is alive and well with the Labor Day Tractor Pull drawing many visitors from near and far.

Visit the Salamonie Museum, which plays tribute to Samuel Warren, with a portrait of the man and many documents related to him. Here you will also find memorabilia related to Warren High School, the Mystic Theater and the restored hat shop display hats of the early and mid-1900's.

If you like golfing, then you are only 6 miles away from the Warren Golf Course at the University of Notre Dame. This is also football country, so you just have to take in a game by the fighting Irish when you visit during the football season. You are also only 30 miles from Fort Wayne and there are many small towns in this area for you to discover and enjoy.