Overview
Westfield is a town and a northern suburb of Indianapolis in the Nine-County Region of Indiana.
3 sights · 6 things to do · 2 places to eat
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Best things about Westfield
Westfield-Washington Historical Society & Museum
Learn about the unique history of Westfield and Washington Township. Underground Railroad, Quaker families, Anti-Slavery Friends, Businesses and Farmers, Orphan Train, Monon and Midland Railroads, and 1861 Union High Sch…
Fallen Hoosiers Memorial
A memorial to honor the men and women from Indiana who died in service.
Actors Theatre of Indiana
Stages a four-show season of community theater each year.
Westfield Market
June-October Main and Walnut Street. Locally grown produce and locally-produced edibles: fruits, vegetables, grains, herbs nuts and berries, jams and jellies, maple sugars, syrups, pet edibles, eggs, honey and other bee …
Quaker Park
Splash park, playground and picnic areas.
Grand Park Sports Campus
The biggest hub for youth sports in the US—an over 400-acre complex that features more than 30 multipurpose fields, nearly 30 baseball and softball diamonds, an indoor event center with three full-size indoor fields, an …
Plan your trip
Best time to visit & weather
Most comfortable: Apr–Oct. Summer highs reach about 85°F; winter lows dip to about 21°F. Cold months (Jan, Dec) can bring snow and ice; check road conditions. Wettest: Jun and May. (climate data from nearby Indianapolis)
Blue bars: average daily high and low (°F). Purple columns: average monthly rain and melted snow (inches).
Getting there
- From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
- IND Indianapolis International Airport, Indianapolis — 23 mi away (major hub). Directions
- LAF Purdue University Airport, West Lafayette — 50 mi away. Directions
While you can get close by plane, a car is a necessity to reach Westfield. There is no bus or train accessibility to Westfield, however, since it is close to Indianapolis you can see arrival options there too.
Full “Get in” guide ↓Budget & where to stay
No prices are listed for this place yet. See the Sleep guide ↓ for options.
Sample 2-day itinerary
Day 1
- Morning Westfield-Washington Historical Society & Museum, Actors Theatre of Indiana, Quaker Park
- Lunch Big Hoffa’s Smokehouse BBQ
- Afternoon Historic Indiana Ghost Walks & Tours - Unseenpress.com, Inc., Hamilton County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Dinner Jan's Village Pizza - Westfield
Day 2
- Morning Grand Park Sports Campus, Fallen Hoosiers Memorial
- Afternoon Westfield Market, Westfield-Washington Chamber of Commerce
Stops are grouped by area so each day needs little backtracking. Check opening hours before you go.
Food for you
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Get in
While you can get close by plane, a car is a necessity to reach Westfield. There is no bus or train accessibility to Westfield, however, since it is close to Indianapolis you can see arrival options there too.
By car
Westfield is east of Highway 31, which becomes Meridian Street in Indianapolis. It also is accessible by east/west Highway 32.
By plane
In addition to the Col. Weir Cook Indianapolis International Airport, off of I-70 in Indianapolis, smaller planes can schedule a landing at one of two airports in Hamilton County and nearby Boone County, just west of Hamilton County. Both offer aircraft charter, sales, rental, catering, and flight school.
Get around
By car
General speed is between 55-70 on interstates and highways, and generally 35 on other roads unless otherwise posted.
See
Museums
See Westfield-Washington Historical Society & Museum
Learn about the unique history of Westfield and Washington Township. Underground Railroad, Quaker families, Anti-Slavery Friends, Businesses and Farmers, Orphan Train, Monon and Midland Railroads, and 1861 Union High School. Admission: donation.
See Fallen Hoosiers Memorial
A memorial to honor the men and women from Indiana who died in service.
Landmarks and arts
- Downtown Westfield Many charming buildings have been renovated, including a restaurant, pharmacy, flower & gift shop, village pizzeria and ice creamery, quilting shop, and gift & garden shop. Known for its Quaker heritage and role in the Underground Railroad, Westfield is a great town for walking tours. The Westfield Washington Historical Society (+1 317-804-5365) can provide background information on tours.
Do
Festivals
Do Westfield Market
June-October Main and Walnut Street. Locally grown produce and locally-produced edibles: fruits, vegetables, grains, herbs nuts and berries, jams and jellies, maple sugars, syrups, pet edibles, eggs, honey and other bee products, cheese, meat, fish, milk, flowers, potted plants and hanging baskets. Other home-made or locally products will also be available. Market held every Friday beginning June 6 thru October 3 (except July 4) from 4 to 7PM
[http://www.westfield.in.gov/parks Outdoors]
- Asa Bales Park Hoover Street and US 32. Names after the man credited for naming Westfield. The park includes a skate park, two pavilions, a walking trail and playground.
- Monon Trail The rail trail extension from Indianapolis in Westfield is being completed in phases.
Sports
Do Grand Park Sports Campus
The biggest hub for youth sports in the US—an over 400-acre complex that features more than 30 multipurpose fields, nearly 30 baseball and softball diamonds, an indoor event center with three full-size indoor fields, an indoor facility with multiple basketball/volleyball courts, and even office space and a full-service restaurant and bar. Future development plans call for a pro soccer stadium, a hockey arena, and various retail and restaurant spaces. Activities aren't limited to youth sports—the complex also hosts the Indianapolis Colts' preseason training camp, the Indiana Pacers' practice facility, and training facilities for the Indy Eleven men's and women's soccer teams (the women also play home games here).
Tours
Do Historic Indiana Ghost Walks & Tours - Unseenpress.com, Inc.
Anytime is a good time for a walking or bus tour. Learn about the fascinating history of Hamilton County and perhaps come face-to-face with a renowned serial killer, spirits who restlessly roam, or pearhaps, put a legend to rest. All haunted sites are located in Hamilton County including Carmel, Westfield, Hortonville, Sheridan, and Noblesville. Come visit the Underground Railroad walking tour in Westfield and learn about the only Indiana city that united together as one to help fugitives to escape. Noblesville - Nefarious Noblesville Ghost Walks From beer rooms to business, visit the places where the dead continue their spirited affairs and hear their empty voices call from beyond. Reservations required. Check schedule for tours. Private walking and bus tours available when booking ahead.
Learn more
Do Hamilton County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Carmel (Indiana). Not-for-profit tourism organization that promotes and encourages the development of Hamilton County tourism, conventions, festivals and other special events. Staff are very helpful and welcome visitors who need information. Visit their website for a full event calendar and interactive map of destinations, golfing, restaurants, shopping and places to stay.
Buy
Shop Tad's Westfield Shoppes
formerly Westfield Antique Mall, this venue is located on Hwy 32, 1.5 miles east of Hwy 31. Main Street Shoppes offers wide variety of antiques, furniture, primitives, jewelry, pottery, linens, tools, etc. Main Street Shoppes also has Fenton and McCoy items. Enjoy shopping 2 floors with over 80 booths full of great finds. Stop by Big Hoffa's for some delicious BBQ before leaving.
Eat
Budget
Eat Big Hoffa’s Smokehouse BBQ
The restaurant offers BBQ in a bunch of varieties, at a great price ($4.95 for a quarter rack of pork ribs, less for a home smoked pulled pork sandwich) The real treat is Adam’s (aka Big Hoffa) beef jerky. In addition to the standard beef jerky flavor, he also smokes a teriyaki version.
Eat Jan's Village Pizza - Westfield
Tired of those national chains cheap, artificial pizza? Try a real mom and pop pizzeria. Jan's Village Pizza guarantees you'll love their pizza - good taste and good quality matter!
Mid-range
Splurge
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