The Camp Van Dorn World War II Museum is a military museum in Centreville, Mississippi. It is created to commemorate and honor the memory of Camp Van Dorn.

Camp Van Dorn was a Theater of Operations camp established during the World War II, right after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Its main goal was to train men and women for the war in Europe. It is housed in a beautifully restored historic building that once served as the first bank in the town of Centreville.

Opened in 2005, the Camp Van Dorn World War II Museum showcases displays that relate to the old camp and the Second World War. There are a good amount of military objects like guns, uniforms, shells, flags, and artifacts from Germany and Camp Van Dorn, as well as the Siegfried Line and the Battle of the Bulge.