This summer, grab the family and the kids and head out to some of these many wonderful Ohio trip and travel sites and attractions, and get ready to have a most memorable time too.

The Castle Inn Bed & Breakfast is Central Ohio’s most unique romantic retreat. Located in Circleville, the Castle Inn is convenient to downtown Columbus, Chillicothe & the Hocking Hills. We offer heart-shaped Jacuzzi suites, couples massages, and every stay includes hot breakfast the following morning. The Castle Inn is also the perfect location for small indoor weddings & elopements, outdoor weddings in our walled garden, bridal & baby showers, and children’s birthday parties. Our most popular event is our monthly Murder Mystery where our guests are the characters!
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Located in central Ohio, just 30 miles northwest of downtown Columbus, Union County OH tourism offers visitors a unique combination of the present and the past with its many tourism spots. Discover local attractions like our seven covered bridges or the Big Darby Plains Scenic Byway; explore how things are handcrafted at places like the Phoenix Bat Company or tour our Honda Heritage Center; savor a meal at one of the countless unique eateries in the county or take a tour of one of our local wineries.
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Welcome spring with views of over 40,000 bulbs in bloom at Fellows Riverside Gardens! This beautiful 12-acre free public display garden, part of Mill Creek MetroParks, is one of the Ohio’s finest public gardens. Over 400,000 people visit annually to see the wonderful plant displays, a wide variety of roses, and seasonal displays of annuals and perennials. Climb the observation tower for spectacular views of Lake Glacier. Enjoy the Davis Visitors Center, have lunch in the café and find unique gifts at the Shop in the Gardens.
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Walk in the footsteps of Annie Oakley. Bring along your sense of discovery and experience small-town charm and rich frontier heritage. Visit Darke County Ohio and delve into an eclectic mix of history, culture, gorgeous landscape, and spectacular shopping and dining. Darke County’s soil is rich in American history. The Treaty of Greene Ville was signed here in 1795, opening up the Northwest Territory to peaceful settlement, and western Ohio hosted the likes of “Mad” Anthony Wayne, Tecumseh, Blue Jacket and Lewis & Clark. Annie Oakley called Darke County home, and lived out her retirement in Greenville, the county seat. Visit The Garst Museum, named 2016’s “Best Historical Museum” by Ohio Magazine, and follow the new Western Ohio Frontier Trail to experience history that you can only find in Darke County
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Lazy Lane Cabins in Hocking Hills OH offers rustic cabins and deluxe vacation homes, each secluded on their own acreage ensuring your privacy. Our cabins are centrally located in the beautiful Hocking Hills region of southeastern Ohio near Logan where you can enjoy hiking, fishing, canoeing, horseback riding, zip lining and more. All of our cabins are located within minutes of nine state parks including Old Mans Cave, Ash Cave and Cedar Falls where you’ll find caves, waterfalls, hiking trails and beautiful rock formations. Around the area, you will find antique shops, restaurants, craft shops and local artisans’ shops.
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Whether you’re planning a day trip or a looking for a special vacation destination – Sauder Village in Archbold OH – is a memorable place to explore, stay, eat, shop and have fun! At the Historic Village – take time to experience life in Ohio from 1803 thru 1920 while visiting with costumed guides and working craftsmen in historic homes, community shops, farms and gardens. We make exploring Ohio’s historic past fun for all ages with hands-on activities, unique demonstrations and special events throughout the season.
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Located next to Stuarts Opera House on the beautiful and historic Public Square in Nelsonville OH, Rhapsody Restaurant is operated by the culinary and hospitality students from Hocking College under the direction of Certified Master Chef Alfonso Constrisciani and Chef Anthony Adami. Creative cuisine by award-winning chefs gives a fresh flavor to old favorites on the Appalachian farm-to-table menu. A full bar, an extensive wine selection and live music most Friday and Saturday evenings complete the Rhapsody experience.
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African Safari Wildlife Park is now OPEN daily 10 AM – 5 PM with the last car admitted at 4 PM for the 2017 Season.
Dates, hours, shows, exhibits, and rates subject to change without advance notice. Some animals may be exhibited in pens. Keep car doors closed at all times. Jeep and convertibles must have top and doors on to travel through the park. You can unzip or roll down your windows. Do not hang out of your car. Feed only from cup provided and hold bottom of the cup while feeding. No feeding animals from your hands. Outside Food is not permitted. Obey feeding and NO feeding zone signs. Do not pet the animals. Stay in your car. Feed right, Pass left. Stay in your car in case of emergency. Sound your horn and flash your lights. Speed limit is 5mph. Enter at your own risk.
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Spring is right around the corner and that means it is time to discover Mohican Loudonville OH! The Camp & Canoe Capital of Ohio is ready for the warm weather and events to continue throughout the year. Campgrounds are opening, canoes, rafts and kayaks will soon float down the Mohican River, sporting events will begin and the horses will be out on the trails.
The 16th Annual Mohican Wildlife Weekend will take place April 28th-30th. The theme this year is “Ohio’s Pollinators.” Learn about the importance of butterflies, bees, various trees and their importance to the Mohican-Memorial State Forest. See the “Animals That Travel with Jack Hanna.” All of this and more in one jam-packed weekend.
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Whether you’re 8 or 80, life needs adventure. Big or small, physical or spiritual, inside or outside, art or athletics, heart pounding or heartwarming, adventure makes us feel new again. Just a short drive from Columbus, Grove City, Ohio caters to everyone from thrill seekers to wine sippers (and all those in between) with a full range of activities that can only be called altogether adventure.
The first thing visitors notice is the abundance of parks. Grove City is like one never-ending glorious playground. River parks, water parks, skate parks, disc golf parks, dog parks, hiking and biking trails, paintball courses, playing fields, and playgrounds all demonstrate the destination’s commitment to preserving its boundless natural gifts.
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Take a Safari Tour and go zip-lining and horseback riding at the Wilds, one of North America’s largest wildlife conservation centers in Zanesville-Muskingum County Ohio. Take a relaxing cruise along the Muskingum River aboard the Lorena Sternwheeler. Visit area wineries and breweries or take in the history of the area at one of the many historic sites and museums. Zanesville is home to a growing Artist Colony, a community of living and working artists whose studios are open to the public and are available as a cultural resource.
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A growing trend among families and travel groups is becoming clear. They want authentic experiences that create memories for a lifetime. Grandparents and grandchildren, mothers and daughters, sibling getaways: they all want to be able to share time with their family in a meaningful way. The Amish lifestyle carries intrigue for many. It is all about a straight-forward, honest way of life that puts family and faith first. It leaves an impression on visitors in ways that are unlike most other destinations.
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The Rocky Outdoor Gear Store markets premium quality outdoor, work, western, duty and military footwear as well as outdoor and work apparel and accessories. Located in Nelsonville, Ohio in Athens County, the store also carries a full selection of sports apparel and a wide array of rustic cabin décor. Choose from an ever-changing selection from popular brand names including Rocky, Durango, 4EurSole, Georgia, Woolrich, Columbia and Carhartt.
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The rural charm of Wayne County’s rolling hills, lush woods, and scenic farmland is only the beginning of the offerings available to visitors. An abundance of cultural activities and events make Wayne County Ohio Amish Country a great destination any time of the year. From the Ohio Light Opera’s nationally recognized lyrical theater in summer to the Wayne County Fair each September, there is something to satisfy every taste year round.
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Streetsboro is directly off the Ohio Turnpike, Exit 187 and just minutes from Cleveland, Akron, Canton and Youngstown. It is also within a short drive to many of the area’s best attractions including Zip City USA, Boulder Creek Golf Club, Aurora Farms Premium Outlets, the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad and National Park, Kent State University Museum and May 4th Visitors Center, Noah’s Lost Ark, the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Jack Cleveland Casino, Hard Rock Rocksino, zoos, parks, numerous annual events and much more. When you visit Streetsboro OH, you’re near all the action.
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Guernsey County’s sin-sational bakeries and local diners will charm you with their home cooked meals and tasty treats. With dozens of local eateries to experience, you’ll savor a taste of Ohio! Sip, savor, and see what makes Cambridge, Ohio the perfect culinary destination with a visit to Georgetown Vineyards. Perched high on a hill, Georgetown Vineyards overlooks the region’s lush hills and valleys. Gather here with friends and family and enjoy the vineyard’s homemade brick-oven pizza coupled with sweet, semi-sweet or dry wines, or craft brew.
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Rolling farmland and gentle wooded hills of Johnny Appleseed fame dominate the landscape and make antique hunts and auctions events for everyone to enjoy. Specialty shops, horseshows, ice cream socials, classic car shows, an antique tractor and engine show, farmers markets and free bandshell concerts make life especially pleasant. Take a walking tour of our historical district and visit the Ashland County Historical Museum, one of many fun spots for Ashland OH tourism ideas.
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Whether you are planning your first visit or you are a returning friend, you’re sure to find unique attractions, festivals and special events, restaurants and welcoming accommodations. It’s almost as if Fairfield County, Ohio was designed just for you.
If you are into history, Fairfield County is your dream come true. We have more original covered bridges than any county in Ohio. Spend the day admiring their scenic beauty and experiencing what life was like when horse-drawn carriages ruled the roads.
With more than a dozen unique museums, you will find a variety of unforgettable experiences. You can examine Civil War artifacts, learn the history of the motorcycle, enjoy historic architecture and furnishings, see glass blowing and exhibits, or climb into military vehicles and historic aircraft.
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The Vinton County OH Convention & Visitors Bureau invites you to explore our country roads, scenic lakes and expansive forests. A part of the Hocking Hills region, our county is home to the second largest state forest in Ohio, in addition to multiple state parks and wildlife areas. You’ll encounter abandoned historical sites and relics dating back to the early 1800s, hidden away among the wooded hills of Ohio’s least populated county. Whether you’re interested in hiking our secluded trail systems, visiting our small-town festivals, or simply relaxing at one of our unique lodging facilities, there’s something for everyone in Vinton County.
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Grandma Faye’s in Hocking Hills – a full service convenience store – carries groceries, Hocking Hill’s souvenirs, gifts and more. The store has most of the camping supplies you might need for your trip into Hocking Hills including firewood at the area’s lowest prices, bait and a propane exchange. Lottery, ATM and a money station are also available.
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Make Delaware County Ohio your favorite family getaway. Four big lakes and Zoombezi Bay water slide park offer plenty places to splash and play. Go boating, kayaking, fishing, sailing, water skiing and biking, too. Explore the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium where you can feed giraffe and stingrays. Enjoy the Animals on Safari show, rides at Jungle Jack’s Landing, and take a spin on the Zoo’s beautiful carousel.Bird watching and hiking opportunities abound at Alum Creek and Delaware State Parks and 11 beautiful preservation parks. Alum Creek also has mountain bike trails!
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The Wind Chime shop in Hocking Hills OH offers the best selection of chimes in Ohio! Visit our shop in the beautiful Hocking Hills for the greatest selection. We currently handle many different lines of wind chimes and maintain an inventory of approximately 2000 chimes at any one time in season. Find the chime of your dreams on our website, where we present samples from some of our most popular chime companies.
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Whether it’s antiques, fine art, breathtaking scenery, a hike to Old Man’s Cave or a getaway in a woodland cabin, you’ll find it all just outside Logan in southeast Ohio in Hockings Hills Oh. The Hocking Hills area offers world-class outdoor adventure in a gorgeous backdrop. With hiking, ziplining, canoeing, backpacking, rappelling, horseback riding and fishing, every outdoor activity is represented. The Hocking Hills is the Canopy Tour Capital of the Midwest, with more ziplines than any other destination in the Midwest.
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Tucked into the countryside of Cumberland, Ohio is an unexpected home of rhinos, giraffes, cheetahs, and many other rare and exotic animals. This home is The Wilds – one of the largest animal conservation centers on the continent. The Wilds is open year-round, but normal operation hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily from May through September and weekends in October. A variety of tours are offered, including open-air safaris, horseback and zip-lining. Visitors can also hike the butterfly habitat, go fishing, enjoy the bird-watching station and ride the mountain bike trails. The Wilds also offers two types of overnight accommodations: Nomad Ridge (romantic, two-person yurts) and The Lodge (a luxury cabin that sleeps up to 12 guests).
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In Mansfield Ohio, you can follow the path of Hollywood on The Shawshank Trail, a driving tour of the 14 area filming sites of the movie The Shawshank Redemption. Travel at your own pace. Stand in the same place as “Andy, Red and Warden Norton” at the Ohio State Reformatory (Shawshank State Prison) daily between April and August, and other select times of the year. Explore the movie’s opening scene at Pugh Cabin at Malabar Farm State Park. Take pictures of the “Brewer Hotel” (Bissman Building). Movie fans cannot experience the movie any better than at these actual filming sites.
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Autumn Ridge has four unique Ohio vacation lodging facilities located in the scenic Hocking Hills: Lazy Hollow Log Cabin, Autumn Memories Country Home, Wind Chime Cabin and Barton Meadows. All of them are comfortably furnished with amenities including hot tubs, charcoal grills, fully equipped kitchens and quiet cozy bedrooms. Lazy Hollow Log Cabin is on 20 acres of scenic woods. Sit on the front porch and listen to the breeze singing through the trees or relax in the bubbly hot tub overlooking the scenic ravine.
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If you’ve not watched the sunset over Lake Erie after a day of swimming, paddle boarding, boating or jet skiing, then it is time to visit the 27 miles of shoreline in Ashtabula County OH. Visit the longest covered bridge in the United States…and while you’re here visit the shortest one, too! There are 19 covered bridges in the county. Lake Erie’s microclimate provides the perfect grape-growing conditions for the 22 wineries in the region. Think you’re not a wine-lover? Let us change your mind! Fish for steelhead trout in America’s #1 stream for the prized fish, unless walleye is your preference – charter a boat to the best waters for a catch.
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We are honored to have you as our guest and wish for you to have the most pleasurable experiences while visiting the Gallia County Ohio area. We are sure that you will soon feel the sense of pride we share in belonging to this community and hope you will take advantage of the many attractions, events and other opportunities during your stay. Quaint neighborhoods with tailored manicured lawns and gardens, a city park and arbors of mature trees weave colorful patterns into landscape contributing to the charm and beauty of Gallia County.
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