Map of Rainy Day Things to Do

Indoor Playgrounds

Indoor playgrounds are designed to keep children amused in any weather conditions, too hot, too cold, or too wet, these are the places to take the kids for extreme fun!

Urban Air

Urban Air is an indoor trampoline park with so much fun for the kids and relaxation areas for the parents. There are nine Urban Air locations in Ohio with a variety of attractions, such as ziplining, rope climbing, and, of course, trampolines.

• Check out our article about Urban Air Dublin!

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Scene75

Scene75 is an indoor entertainment center with four locations in Ohio. Attractions vary by location, but there is a games arcade, go karts, mini golf, and food options at all locations.

• Check out our article about Scene75 Columbus!

Open the drop-down box for a list of locations, addresses, and websites.

Acres of Fun

Acres of Fun is an indoor playground for the whole family to enjoy. Attractions include go-karts, bumper boats, spider jump, roller skating, batting cages, laser tag, mini golf, and much more. There is a restaurant with drinks, ice cream, nachos, hamburgers, pizza, etc.

• Address: 3889 Friendsville Rd, Wooster, Ohio 44691
• Phone: 330-345-4386 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center is open year-round with fun and games for all ages, including XD 4D theater, laser maze, escape room, VR gaming, bounce houses, and an open play area.

The haunted house is not recommended for children under 10 as it is truly scary!

• Address: 3319 Milan Rd, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 419-626-4467 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Jump & Jack’s

Jump & Jack’s main focus is on children aged 12 and under. There are toddler play areas for the younger ones, and inflatables for bouncing, climbing, sliding, and jumping. Jack’s Playground is a huge area featuring tunnels, fast slides, climbing structures, and more.

• Address: 7102 Office Park Drive, West Chester, Ohio 45069
• Phone: 513-779-5867 | Website | Facebook

Dig ‘N Play

The Play Structure has a 4-lane racing slide, a zip line, and a see-through twisty slide. The Sand Table encourages kids to think, interact, and explore. A large selection of inflatables. Drinks, including coffee and wine, are available on-site.

• Address: 9405 Cincinnati Columbus Rd (Rt 42), West Chester, Ohio 45069
• Phone: 513-847-1055 | Website | Facebook

Museums

A selection of museums with interactive exhibits and learning activities can be found in Ohio. Make learning fun with a visit to any of these locations!

Dayton Airforce Museum

The National Museum of the US Air Force is the world’s largest military aviation museum. With interactive flight simulators and a lot of space-related exhibits, the kids will love to spend a morning or afternoon here!

• Address: 1100 Spaatz St, Dayton, Ohio 45433
• Phone: 937-255-3286 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about the Dayton Airforce Museum!

Castle Noel

Castle Noel is a year-round indoor Christmas museum in Medina. Experience the Blizzard Vortex, Santa’s Chimney Squeeze, and ride a slide. It snows inside, and you can see the 25-foot animated Christmas tree.

• Address: 260 S. Court St, Medina, Ohio 44256
• Phone: 330-721-6635 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Castle Noel!

Legoland Discovery Center

Legoland Discovery Center is in Columbus and is a full day of fun for all Lego-loving kids! With more than 12 attractions, Lego-building fun, and Lego characters to meet.

• Address: 157 Easton Town Center, Columbus, Ohio 43219
• Phone: 614-407-7721 | Website | Facebook | Instagram  

COSI – Center of Science and Industry

The Center of Science and Industry in Columbus has interactive exhibits with themes such as Energy Explorers, Gadgets, Life, and Ocean. There are event exhibits that are shown for a short time too. This is an educational and fun experience that can take up a full day.

• Address: 333 West Broad St, Columbus, Ohio 433215
• Phone: 614-228-2674 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Candyland Children’s Museum

Candyland Children’s Museum is aimed at younger kids. It has three floors of exhibits and activities such as a water table, a race track, a wind tube, and a ball track. There is an area specifically for babies, and so much more.

• Address: 202 Market St, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662
• Phone:740-876-8987 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Indoor Water Parks

Indoor water parks are great fun year-round. We have picked out the two largest to feature here.

Kalahari Resort

Kalahari Resort is the largest indoor water park in the country and is based in Sandusky. Facilities include a spa for adults only, a lazy river, a toddler play area, a surf simulator, and a swim-up bar. There is also an arcade, an escape room, and a 7-D theater.

• Address: 7000 Kalahari Dr, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 877-525-2427 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Great Wolf Lodge

Great Wolf Lodge have two locations in Ohio. Each location has different attractions, but both are an ideal day out for the whole family. Each has dining options.

• Mason Address:  2501 Great Wolf Dr, Mason, Ohio 45040
• Phone: 800-913-9653 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Sandusky Address: 4600 Milan Rd, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 800-641-9653 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

More Indoor Fun

The two locations in this section simply do not fall into the above categories!

Alien Vacation Mini Golf

Alien Vacation Mini Golf is a blacklight 3D mini golf and sci-fi movie museum in Medina. Grab a ball and club and play 18 holes of freaky blacklight mini golf in 3D! Wear the 3D glasses to make it extra memorable as you explore an alien landscape. There are 12 different themes you will encounter, from a fair to the jungle, and so much more.

• Address: 260 South Court Street, Medina, Ohio 44256
• Phone: 330-721-1224 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Alien Vacation Mini-Golf!

Pins Dublin

Pins Mechanical Dublin is in the Bridge Park area and has duckpin bowling, arcades, Foosball, pinball machines, a huge Jenga, and more. Children are welcome here until 8 pm, when it becomes strictly adults only!

• Address: 6558 Riverside Drive, Dublin, Ohio 43017
• Phone: 614-761-3933 | Website | Instagram
• Check out our article about Pins Dublin!

Let’s Go to Indoor Fun Locations!

Have you taken your children to any of these locations? We’d love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

We have a more comprehensive list of Indoor Playgrounds in Ohio, and Indoor Water Parks in Ohio. Our article about Ice Skating in Ohio has a list of indoor skating rinks, and Train Rides are a great way to spend rainy days! During the festive season, Drive Through Christmas Lights are evening family fun times.

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About State Parks in Northeast Ohio

All state parks in Ohio are maintained by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). They are also all free to enter, with no parking fees. Across the state, parks vary greatly in their landscape, facilities, and activities. The state parks in northeast Ohio have a range of landscapes, including heavily forested areas, wetlands, and coastal zones with many trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.

In this list, we are giving the addresses and contact details, the size of the park, and the facilities and activities available at each location. Please note that if you wish to fish or hunt, a license is usually required.

Map of State Parks in Northeast Ohio

Malabar Farm State Park

Situated in Lucas, Richland County

• Address: 4050 Bromfield Rd, Lucas, Ohio 44843
• Phone: 419-892-2784 | Website | Facebook

Mohican State Park

Situated in Loudonville, Ashland County

• Address: 3116 State Rte 3, Loudonville, Ohio 44842
• Phone: 419-994-5125 | Website | Facebook

Findley State Park

Situated in Wellington, Lorain County

• Address: 25381 State Rte 58, Wellington, Ohio 44090
• Phone: 440-647-0534 | Website | Facebook

Portage Lakes State Park

Situated in Akron, Summit County

• Address: 5031 Manchester Road, Akron, Ohio 44319
• Phone: 330-644-2220 | Website | Facebook

Wingfoot Lake State Park

Situated in Mogadore, Summit County

• Address: 993 Goodyear Park Blvd, Mogadore, Ohio 44260
• Phone: 330-628-4720 | Website | Facebook

Quail Hollow State Park

Situated in Hartville, Stark County

• Address: 13480 Congress Lake Ave, Hartville, Ohio 44632
• Phone: 330-477-3552 | Website

West Branch State Park

Situated in Ravenna, Portage County

• Address: 5570 Esworthy Rd, Ravenna, Ohio 44266
• Phone: 330-235-0030 | Website | Facebook

Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park

Situated in Nelson Township, Portage County

• Address: State Route 282, Nelson Township, Ohio 44231
• Phone: 330-235-0030 | Website

Punderson State Park

Situated in Newbury, Geauga County

• Address: 11755 Kinsman Rd, Newbury, Ohio 44065
• Phone: 440-564-2279 | Website | Facebook

Headlands Beach State Park

Situated in Mentor, Lake County

• Address: 9601 Headlands Rd, Mentor, Ohio 44060
• Phone: 440-466-8400 | Website | Facebook

Geneva State Park

Situated in Geneva, Ashtabula County

• Address: 4499 Padanarum Rd, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-8400 | Website

Pymatuning State Park

Situated in Andover, Ashtabula County

• Address: 6100 Pymatuning Lake Rd, Andover, Ohio 44003
• Phone: 440-261-4551 | Website | Facebook

Mosquito Lake State Park

Situated in Cortland, Trumbull County

• Address: 1439 State Rte 305, Cortland, Ohio 44410
• Phone: 330-637-2856 | Website | Facebook

Lake Milton State Park

Situated in Lake Milton, Mahoning County

• Address: 16801 Mahoning Ave, Lake Milton, Ohio 44429
• Phone: 330-235-0030 | Website

Beaver Creek State Park

Situated in East Liverpool, Columbiana County

• Address: 12021 Echo Dell Rd, East Liverpool, Ohio 43920-9719
• Phone: 330-385-3091 | Website | Facebook

Guilford Lake State Park

Situated in Lisbon, Columbiana County

• Address: 6835 E Lake Rd, Lisbon, Ohio 44432
• Phone: 330-222-1712 | Website

Jefferson Lake State Park

Situated in Richmond, Jefferson County

• Address: 501 Township Rd 261A, Richmond, Ohio 43944
• Phone: 330-222-1712 | Website

Ohio State Parks

Check out our other regional lists of Ohio state parks:

• Central
• Northwest
• Southeast
• Southwest

Let’s Visit State Parks in Northeast Ohio!

Have you visited any of the 17 state parks in northeast Ohio? Which is your favorite? We would love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experiences with us.

For more outdoor fun, check out Highbanks Metro Park, Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park, and Glen Helen Nature Preserve.

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The train’s vintage coaches are decorated for the season, and storytellers read the story aloud.

The journey staff are all volunteers who dress in costume, sing, dance, lead limbo contests, and more.

Elves entertain guests with games and activities, and a beverage and cookies are served, made by Mrs. Claus.

When the train arrives at the North Pole, guests will see Santa in his workshop through the train window. Once onboard, Santa will visit the children and also gift them all a jingle bell from the reindeer harnesses.

If you can hear the bell ring, you are a true believer!

Almost everybody comes in matching Christmas pyjamas!

We definitely recommend that guests watch the movie before their journey. Songs and dances will then be recognizable.

Times and Seating on the Polar Express

Polar Express train rides run from early December for two weeks on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Tickets sell out quickly and are normally available from late September.

Available seating is: Coach, Deluxe, First Class, and First Class Compartment.

We enjoyed the compartment, which was our own little room on the train. We had our own volunteer who read the story, we had a couch, two chairs, and a private visit from Santa. There were two windows in the compartment to view the Christmas village from the train. This is a great option for children/adults who do not like crowds or get overwhelmed or overstimulated easily. We took a family member with special needs, and this was perfect. 

If you want to stay overnight, the Pullman Bed & Breakfast is a restored vintage sleeper car.

There is usually a sales shop open across from the depot, which has some limited food and specialty items to purchase to remember your experience.

The Dennison Railroad Depot has events and attractions throughout the year. Visitors can call into the Depot Museum and Panhandle Theater, explore unique train cars, and buy a souvenir at the Whistle Stop Railroad gift shop.

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Where is The Polar Express Ohio Located?

• Address: 400 Center St, Dennison, Ohio 44621
• Phone: 740-922-6776 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for The Polar Express Ohio

Let’s Go on The Polar Express Ohio!

Have you taken the Polar Express? Did you take the kids with you? We’d love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

For more Christmas-themed train rides in Ohio, check out our article about Christmas Train Rides, or find out more about Train Rides in Ohio throughout the year.

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There is ample parking at the Buttermilk Falls Trailhead, and the scenic overlook is a short walk across Buttermilk Falls Parkway.

The overlook is a wooded deck providing a view of the geology of North Chagrin Reservation.

The water from Buttermilk Creek travels to the Chagrin River, which flows into Lake Erie.

Nearby attractions include the North Chagrin Nature Center, Squire’s Castle, and North Chagrin Oxbow Lagoon.

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Where is Buttermilk Falls Located?

• Address: Mayfield, Ohio 44143
• Website Trailhead | Website Scenic Overlook

Location Map for Buttermilk Falls

Let’s Visit Buttermilk Falls!

Have you visited Buttermilk Falls? We want to know what you thought! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

If you love to visit Ohio State Parks, Ohio Metro Parks or Ohio State Nature Preserves, be sure to check out Mt. Gilead State Park and Clifton Gorge!

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Fort Steuben depicts the life of the frontiersmen. The site was considered a desirable location for military defense as it is bounded on the east by the Ohio River and lies on a slope of land, with hills to the west.

The Fort was named after the Prussian army officer Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben, who assisted General Washington in the Revolutionary War.

The non-profit Old Fort Steuben Project was formed to reconstruct the fort on its original site.

Visitors can see the blockhouses for enlisted men, the officers’ quarters, the quartermaster and the artificer’s shops, the guardhouse, the hospital, and the commissary.

Group Tours, School and Youth Field Trips, and Virtual Tours are available. Self-guided tours are always available, and an informative and friendly interpreter can be scheduled upon request.

An admission donation is payable, and member discounts apply.

The Fort is open from May through October:

• Monday to Saturday: 10 am – 4 pm
• Sunday: 11 am – 4 pm

The Fort Steuben Visitor Center and Museum Shop are open all year from 10 am to 4 pm, except holidays.

Events include the Ohio Valley Frontier Days Festival in June, Quilt Show in April, Summer Concert Series, and Christmas at the Fort from late November to late December.

Where is Fort Steuben Located?

• Address: 120 S 3rd St, Steubenville, Ohio 43952
• Phone: 740-283-1787 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Fort Steuben

Let’s Visit Fort Steuben!

Have you visited Fort Steuben? Did you enjoy the historic feel of the location? We’d love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

If you love Ohio’s history, you will love Squire’s Castle, Mull and Parker Covered Bridges, and the Octagon Earthworks.

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There are many services available at the Emerald Necklace Marina. The Marina Store and Courtesy Dock has live bait, fishing tackle, boating necessities, bagged ice, cold beverages, gifts, and much more.

There is a dry rack for boats from 18 to 23 feet long. The dry rack includes winter storage.

A gated boatyard for winter and summer storage is available, with access to the boatyard during operating hours. A trailer yard for summer storage is also available.

The Emerald Necklace Marina Café gives visitors the chance to recharge with snacks, including nachos, pretzels, Mozzarella sticks, and buffalo cauliflower. Mains include chicken tenders, summer salad, black bean burger, and cheeseburger. Gluten-free buns are available.

There is a selection of soft drinks, tea, and coffee available too.

The Ice Cream Bar sells a variety of Honey Hut ice cream as well as a good selection of beers, wines, and cocktails.

Kayaks and paddleboards are available for rental at 41 North Coastal Adventures. Reservations are recommended.

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Where is Emerald Necklace Marina Located?

• Address: Rocky River Reservation, 1500 Scenic Park Dr, Lakewood, Ohio 44107
• Phone: 216-226-3030 | Website

Location Map for Emerald Necklace Marina

More Fun in the Rocky River Valley

Have you visited the Emerald Necklace Marina? Did you rent a kayak? We’d love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

The Rocky River Valley has a lot to offer visitors. Here are some of our favorites: Big Met Golf Course, Rocky River Stables, and Rocky River Nature Center.

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The Rocky River Nature Center has exhibits about the early inhabitants of the Rocky River Valley, including the giant fish of the Devonian sea, Dunkleosteus.

The deck overhangs the river and offers amazing views of a 360 million-year-old shale cliff.

Visitors also have the opportunity to learn about current Ohio wildlife.

HideAway Hollow is a giant oak tree where kids can play and parents can check out the Cleveland Metroparks Nature Shop.

The gardens outside lead to over five miles of trails that pass by the river’s edge, a wetland forest, ponds, hilltops, and ancient Native American earthworks.

The Nature Center hosts many free programs and events, such as nature quests, trail walks, arts & crafts, and wildlife exploration.

Free onsite parking and free admission. The parking lot can get full during school trips and on weekends.

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Where is Rocky River Nature Center Located?

• Address: 24000 Valley Parkway, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070
• Phone: 440-734-6660 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Rocky River Nature Center

More Nature Areas in Ohio

Have you visited the Rocky River Nature Center? Did you hike the trails? We’d love to know! Share your experience in the comments below.

Ohio has a huge number of metro parks, owned and managed usually by the county, and offering great activities and facilities. Some of our favorites are Clear Creek Metro Park in Hocking Hills, Penitentiary Glen Reservation in Lake County, and Metro Parks Farm in Canton.

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The Worden’s Ledges trail is an easy hike with beautiful rock formations. Nobel Stuart, who married Nettie Worden in 1951, sadly, Nettie passed away within a year of the marriage, leaving everything to Nobel, who went on to spend his time creating the rock carvings and sculptures that hikers will come across.

Look out for the trail markers that depict a raccoon’s face along the trail. A short way into the trail, hikers will come to a well-marked junction. Turning left will lead in a clockwise direction, passing the carvings and sculptures.

For horseback riders, there is an adjacent bridle path, but it does not go past the carvings. Hikers can add to their walk by taking the bridle path before or after the hiking trail.

Hinckley Reservation has many activities and amenities if you want to make a day of it or are staying in the area.

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Where is Worden’s Ledges Located?

• Address: 895 Ledge Rd, Hinckley, Ohio 44233
• Website

Location Map for Worden’s Ledges

Let’s Go to Worden’s Ledges!

Have you been to Worden’s Ledges? Were you more intrigued by the rock formations or the carvings? We’d love to know! Share your experience with us in the comments below.

Check out some more places for great hiking: Split Rocks Trail in Hocking Hills, Clifton Gorge in Yellow Springs, Cedar Cliff Falls in Cedarville, and Blacklick Woods Canopy Walk in Reynoldsburg.

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Play golf and enjoy the stunning scenic views of Big Creek Reservation and the Rocky River.

The course was originally named Course #1 and was the idea of the sports director of the Cleveland Press, Rodney C. Sutton. He proposed that a ‘pay-as-you-play’ course should be built by the Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board to enable more people to be involved in the up-and-coming game of golf.

Big Met is believed to be Ohio’s most played golf course and has hosted more than six million rounds of golf since it opened in 1926.

Golf club rentals and power and hand cart rentals are available. There are also putting greens. Check for discount days and junior rates.

Visit the website for rental information and to book your tee time online.

The Big Met Grille serves burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, fries, and more.

The Terrace is available for private rentals. See more information on the website.

Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are available in winter, with equipment rental available at the golf course.

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Where is Big Met Golf Course Located?

• Address: 4811 Valley Parkway, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126
• Phone: 440-331-1070 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Big Met Golf Course

More Outdoor Fun in Ohio

Have you played a round or two at Big Met? Did you enjoy the surroundings? We’d love to know! Share your experience in the comments below.

Ohio has a lot to offer when it comes to outdoor fun. In the same area is Rocky River Stables. If you enjoy miniature golf, you may like to visit Hocking Hills Mini Golf. Summer days on the river are always a favorite! Check out our articles about River Tubing and Canoeing in Ohio.

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Squire’s Castle is a shell of a building, but well worth a visit. It is managed by Cleveland Metroparks and is located within the North Chagrin Reservation.

The gatehouse is modeled after German and English baronial castles and is a popular visitor destination.

The stone building, although known as ‘Squire’s Castle’, isn’t a castle at all. It is the gatekeeper’s house for a castle/mansion that was never built. It was the project of Feargus Squire, one of the founders of Standard Oil Company. The plans for this summer house changed when Mrs. Squire died.

Set in stunning surroundings, the castle is also a popular spot for weddings. The open area in front of the castle is ideal for games and picnics.

Trail at Squire’s Castle

2½ miles | Loop | Moderate | Dogs on a leash | Hiking | Horseback | Snowshoeing

This trail is popular for hiking, horseback riding, and snowshoeing. There are a couple of steep inclines, one at the beginning and one at the end. The rest of the trail is quite flat and generally shaded by trees.

Where is Squire’s Castle Located?

• Address: 2844 River Rd, Willoughby Hills, Ohio 44094
• Phone: 216-635-3200 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Squire’s Castle

More Historic Places in Ohio

Have you visited Squire’s Castle? Did you enjoy the surroundings as well as the building? We’d love to know! Share your experience in the comments below.

Ohio has a lot of historic places to visit, such as the Carillon Brewing Company, Ohio Village, and Indian Mounds. If you really enjoy visiting castles, check out our article about Castles in Ohio.

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