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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Ziplining is the ultimate thrill and Ohio has plenty of amazing places to zipline. Ziplining in Ohio is an amazing experience that makes lasting memories.

Map of Places to Zipline in Ohio

About Ziplining in Ohio

Ziplining in Ohio is a great way to see some of the stunning scenery that Ohio has to offer. Ziplining is ideal in the summer and fall as the weather is usually good and in the fall you can see the beautiful colors of the leaves. The ziplining offered in Ohio is ideal for both complete novices and those more experienced. Below, we feature 8 zip lining operators in Ohio that all offer something a little different.

Cindy’s Insider Ohio Tips

Ziplining is one of the closest things to flying without flying! Seeing the world from a birdseye view is incredible! I love it in both summer and fall, summer for the lush green everywhere around you, and fall for the beautiful colors of the leaves.

Ozone Zipline Adventures

This canopy zipline tour is in the southwest of Ohio at the YMCA Camp Kern, in Oregonia. One of the big attractions of this canopy tour is the location. The landscape is stunning, with wonderful views of the Little Miami River and some ancient Native American earthworks.

More Information About Ozone Zipline Adventures

Four tours are available, and each tour has its distinct offering. One tour includes zip lining through the trees, and the other tour goes over several sky bridges. The tours can be as short as just over an hour or as long as an entire morning or afternoon. Some of the tours include some serious trekking as well, and on some tours, lunch will also be provided.

There is also a chance to do a zipline when there is a full moon. If you would like to know more about ziplining with this company, then check out their website.

Place information here.

• Address: 5291 State Route 350, Oregonia, Ohio 45054
• Phone: 513-378-7741 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Valley Zipline Tours

Valley Zipline Tours is on the northern edge of Hocking Hills in southeast Ohio. This 53-acre property has 9 lines, creating a total of 5,000 feet of ziplining. Experiences here include a guided canopy tour, 5 under-the-canopy ziplines, one monster line that is 1,000 feet long, and 2 side-by-side lines to race with your companion!

More Information About Valley Zipline Tours

Family ziplining is the center of the offering at this amazing ziplining area in Lancaster. These trips are for everyone; however, they are perfect for families as they accommodate people of all ages. The tours here are suitable for novices and more experienced zipliners. Full tours are available, including a big zipline of over 1,400 feet.

There is also a shorter version of the tour with 6 zip lines. This is ideal for people new to ziplining who want to build up some confidence before going on the big tour.

For children under 11 years old, there is also a ziplining course. This is perfect for kids who are not quite ready for the bigger tours. Their website is packed with lots of information and worth checking out.

• Address: 3465 Duffy Road SE, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
• Phone: 740-654-3392 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Tree Frog Canopy Tours

Tree Frog Canopy Tours uses a dual cable zipline, making the experience a lot smoother and a lot faster as well. This ziplining zone is near Loudonville in northeast Ohio.

More Information About Tree Frog Canopy Tours

This tour takes guests through the treetops along more than 4,000 feet of cable. This ziplining experience takes most of the morning or afternoon. Guests will walk across 2 sky bridges and will ride 7 ziplines.

Nighttime zipline tours are also on offer and these tours offer a different perspective, compared to zip-lining during the day. The guide will also talk to guests about the different trees and wildlife that live in the area. These tours are ideal for people of all ages and experiences.

• Address: 21899 Wally Road, Glenmont, Ohio 44628
• Phone: 740-599-2662 | Website

ZipZone Canopy Tours

ZipZone Canopy Tours is not only a great place to zipline, but it also offers over 20 acres of trekking. Guests can enjoy 9 outdoor experiences including a few ziplines, rappelling, a skybridge, and a free-fall experience.

More Information About ZipZone Canopy Tours

These tours take a little over two hours and guests will go through the treetops of the forest, which is located just outside Columbus.

The zipline rush tours include rappelling and the free-fall experience. The nighttime tours are excellent as the only light is from the moon.

• Address: 7925 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43235
• Phone: 614-847-9477 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lake Erie Canopy Tours

The ziplining experience here offers guests the opportunity to soar over the Lake Erie shoreline. The platform towers are over 60 feet high. It is from the platform towers that guests can see some amazing views over Geneva State Park.

More Information About Lake Erie Canopy Tours

This tour takes 2.5 hours, so it is an ideal excursion to fit into a morning or an afternoon. A zipline race against another person is also on offer here, and if you prefer a gentler zipline, you can do this as well. This offers guests an opportunity to see the local wildlife in the forest.

• Address: 4888 North Broadway (SR 534), Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 866-601-1973 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Common Ground Canopy Tours

Common Ground Canopy Tours is a fabulous tour that takes over 2.5 hours. There are 13 tree platforms and 7 ziplines taking guests through the treetops and right over the Vermillion River Valley. There are also 2 spiral staircases and 3 aerial bridges.

More Information About Common Ground Canopy Tours

Tours can be custom-designed for guests as well if this is required. The tours are family-friendly and are designed for people of all ages and all abilities as well. The tour reaches heights of 75 feet in places, so it is very exciting.

• Address: 14240 Baird Road, Oberlin, Ohio 44074
• Phone: 440-707-2044 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Go Ape Treetop Adventure Course

Go Ape Treetop Adventure Course at  Mill Stream Run Reservation near Cleveland is the perfect place if you are looking for an amazing outdoor adventure. These tours can last for up to 3 hours, and they are quite fun-packed.

More Information About Go Ape Treetop Adventure Course

It isn’t just ziplining available here, there are Tarzan swings and obstacles that are suspended as well. These tours are not for the fainthearted as there are more than 40 tree-to-tree crossings. There are smaller tours for children if they are not ready for the big tour.

• Address: 16200 Valley Pkwy, Strongsville, Ohio 44136
• Phone: 800-971-8271 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Hocking Hills Canopy Tours

Hocking Hills Canopy Tours offers one of the best and most scenic ziplining tours in Ohio. The limestone cliffs and hills create a stunning backdrop. Different tours are available.

More Information About Hocking Hills Canopy Tours

There is a tour that offers an introduction to zip lining. There is also the Superzip tour that is very fast, getting up to speeds of over 50 miles per hour. A nighttime zipline tour offers guests the chance to zipline in the moonlight. A great opportunity to view the beauty of Hocking Hills day or night!

• Address: 10714 Jackson Street, Rockbridge, Ohio 43149
• Phone: 740-385-9477 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

The Wilds Zipline Safari

The Wilds Safari Park offers four zipline tours. There are 10 ziplines and guests soar over the trees near the animal pastures, viewing the animals from above! Observation platforms and a rappelling area are also available.

Zipline Tours at The Wilds

Zipline Safari Tour

A tour through spectacular views, lasting around two and a half hours. Experience the 10 ziplines, rappelling, and observation platforms over animal pastures.

Zipline Overlook Tour

A shorter version of the Zipline Safari Tour, this one lasts for approximately one and a half hours. Enjoy five ziplines while overlooking the animal pastures. Available on weekends and some selected weekdays.

Zipline Sunset Tour

This is the Zipline Safari Tour at sunset. Available on selected Friday and Saturday evenings only.

Howl at the Moon Zipline Tour

Experience spectacular views of the nighttime sky along with the sounds of The Wilds! Featuring five ziplines and lasting approximately one and a half hours, this tour is offered on select dates on or around a full moon.

• Address: 14000 International Rd, Cumberland, Ohio 43732
• Phone: 740-638-5030 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Let’s Go Ziplining in Ohio

Have you visited any of these ziplining locations in Ohio? We would love to know about your visit. Leave a comment below telling us about your experience!

Do you like to see stunning Countryside? There are loads of Things to Do in Hocking Hills. Hocking Hills State Park is also known for its Kayaking. The Devil´s Bathtub Hocking Hills is also a great place to visit and is unique to the area.

If you are looking for some other fantastic places in Ohio, we suggest: Cantwell Cliffs, Dillon State Park, and Blue Rock State Park.

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September 27, 2025 @ 10:00 am – September 28, 2025 @ 10:00 pm

The Geneva Grape Jamboree takes place over two days in late September. This festival is a celebration of the grape harvest in the Geneva area. Visitors can taste grapes, grape juice, grape pies, wine, and various other products.

The Geneva Grape Jamboree is full of events and activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Events include grape stomping competitions – one for adults and one for children, a cornhole tournament, the Jamboree Parade – in two parts, part one on Saturday and part two on Sunday, a baby contest for 2- to 4-year-olds, and one for up to 23 months old – dress them up in their grapey-ist costume to compete!

There is live music in the evenings, including tribute artists.

There are over 125 vendors at the Geneva Grape Jamboree. This year’s Miss Grapette and her court will be introduced on Saturday.

Free public parking is available on the city streets, and private parking lots surround the city which vary in price.

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Grapes, grape juice, grape pies, wine, and various other products are available for visitors to taste.

About the Geneva Grape Jamboree

The Geneva Grape Jamboree is a packed two days, full of events and activities for the whole family to enjoy, with many of the events focused on grapes, such as the grape stomping competitions – one for adults and one for children under the age of 12.

Other events include a karate demonstration, the Jamboree Parade which takes place in two parts, part one on Saturday and part two on Sunday, a baby contest for 2- to 4-year-olds, and one for up to 23 months old – dress them up in their grapey-ist costume to compete!

A pie-eating contest – see how fast five competitors can eat grape pies! And Grape Stomping Competitions – one for adults and one for kids. There is live music in the evenings, including tribute artists.

Registration for the grape stomping, pie eating, and baby contests is half an hour before the event behind the main stage.

There are over 125 vendors at the Geneva Grape Jamboree. This year’s Miss Grapette and her court will be introduced on Saturday.

Free public parking is available on the city streets, and there are private parking lots surrounding the city which vary in price. Please visit the website and/or social media for up-to-date schedules and operating hours for this event

Where is the Geneva Grape Jamboree Located?

• Address: 81 E Main St, Geneva, OH 44041
• Phone: 440-466-5262 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

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About Covered Bridges in Ohio

There are over 125 covered bridges remaining in Ohio, there were once 3,500 of them! The idea of covering bridges was to protect the woodwork of the bridge against the weather.

Many of the original bridges have been destroyed, or neglected so badly that renovation was impossible. However, some of these badly neglected bridges have been faithfully reconstructed – usually in the same place, but sometimes they are moved.

Half of the counties of Ohio have at least one bridge, and Ashtabula County has the most covered bridges, with 17.

Map of Covered Bridges in Ohio

Smolen Gulf Bridge

Smolen Gulf Bridge is the longest covered bridge not just in Ohio, but in the entire United States. This impressive bridge has a span of 613 feet. It is over 90 ft above the gulf area of the Ashtabula River, so it has an impressive drop as well. Visitors can drive across this bridge, but it is best to see it when parked.

• Address: 7001 State Road, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
• Parking: Parking at the Indian Trails Park pavilion
• Website

State Road Covered Bridge

If you want to visit a covered bridge surrounded by natural beauty, this is the bridge for you. The State Road Covered Bridge is situated in the middle of a gorgeous park with lots of beautiful trees and wildlife. You can drive over this bridge, and there is parking available also. Visitors also have access to the creek below the bridge.

• Address: 5899 State Road, Conneaut, Ohio 44030
• Parking: Roadside parking
• Website

Newton Falls Bridge

This is the second oldest covered bridge in Ohio and the last surviving covered bridge in Trumbull County. It was built in 1831, and the design of this bridge is the lattice style. This design and construction method was extremely popular in the Victorian era.

• Address: River Street, Newton Falls, Ohio 44444
• Parking: Paved parking
• Website

Benetka Road Covered Bridge

The Benetka Road Covered Bridge is a stunning structure, constructed over 120 years ago in the 1890s. This bridge has been a local favorite with visitors for years and was last renovated in the mid-1980s. The span of this bridge is over 135 feet, so it is a gentle walk, or you can drive over it.

• Address: 4500 Benetka Road, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
• Parking: Roadside parking
• Website

Windsor Mills Covered Bridge

Windsor Mills Bridge is a historic landmark. This bridge spans Phelps Creek. It is a nice bridge, painted a yellow color that fits in with its surroundings.

Windsor Mills Covered Bridge, built in 1867, has two center supports, one of locally quarried sandstone and the other of creek stone.

• Address: 7696 Warner Hollow Rd, Windsor, Ohio 44099
• Parking: Roadside parking
• Website

Pottersburg Covered Bridge

The Pottersburg Bridge also goes by the name of the Upper Darby Bridge. This bright red bridge was used to cross the Big Darby Creek when it was first built in the 1930s. It was moved to its current location in 2006 and was renovated at the same time. This is a very pretty bridge that is easy to park by. Visitors often stop here to go on walks, picnic, and also take photos.

• Address: 7141 Inskeep-Cratty Road, North Lewisburg, Ohio 43060
• Parking: Paved parking lot
• Facebook (Unofficial page)

Netcher Road Covered Bridge

This is a nice bridge that is based on the old Neo-Victorian design. This bridge is 110 feet long and over 22 feet wide, and you can drive over it. The bridge goes over Mill Creek in Jefferson Township. It features a timber arch with inverted Haupt walls

• Address: 1544 Netcher Rd, Jefferson, Ohio 44047
• Parking: Limited Roadside parking
• Website

Eldean Covered Bridge

This historic bridge, built in 1860, is in Troy, Ohio, and spans the Great Miami River. This is quite a long bridge at over 220 feet. The bridge has a bike path, and there is parking, a port-a-potty, and a picnic shelter. Hiking is also available, as there is beautiful countryside around this bridge.

• Address: Corner of N County Rd 25A and Eldean Rd, Troy, Ohio 45373
• Parking: Parking is available in the park that is adjacent to the bridge
• Website

Lanterman’s Mill Covered Bridge

Lanterman´s Mill Bridge was built in 1989. Lanterman’s Mill is a beautiful place. The current bridge crosses Mill Creek near the mill and has a span of 96 feet.

There has been a bridge here since the 1800s, used by the locals when they were bringing their grain to the mill.

• Address: 1001 Canfield Rd. (SR 62) Youngstown, Ohio 44511
• Parking: There is a good quality parking lot available
• Website
• Check out our article about Lanterman’s Mill!

Spain Creek Covered Bridge

This is one of the shorter covered bridges that can be found in Ohio as it is only 64 feet long. This bridge is a historical bridge, built in the 1870s. It crosses Spain Creek, which gives it its name.

It is a pretty bridge and it is quiet as well, so it is a perfectly peaceful location for a visit.

• Address: Inskeep-Cratty Road, North Lewisburg, Ohio 43060
• Parking: Roadside parking
• Website

Everett Covered Bridge

The original Everett Bridge was destroyed in 1975. This current bridge was completed in 1986. It is a bright red color, so you will certainly not miss it. There are facilities available such as restrooms, guided trails, and a parking lot. This is the only remaining covered bridge in Summit County

• Address: 2370 Everett Road, Peninsula, Ohio 44264
• Parking: Paved parking lot
• Website

Harpersfield Covered Bridge

The Harpersfield Bridge, constructed in 1868, is one of the longest covered bridges in Ohio. It has a span of 228 feet and spans the Grand River. The bridge is next door to the Harpersfield Covered Bridge Metropark, where there are facilities available such as restrooms and places to have picnics. Harpersfield also has a nice Winery.

• Address: 1122 Harpersfield Road, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Parking: Paved parking at the Harpersfield Covered Bridge Metropark
• Website
• Check out our article about Harpersfield Winery!

Parker Bridge

Parker Bridge is a Howe truss covered bridge built by J.C. Davis in 1873. The bridge is in Upper Sandusky, northwest Ohio. The 182-foot-long bridge continued to transport people and vehicles across the Sandusky River for 118 years, until it suffered a fire in 1991. The ‘Cross the Bridge Again’ Committee restored the bridge in 1993, and it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.

Visitors can still walk or drive across the wooden bridge, enjoying its stunning rural surroundings.

Address: Everhart Rd, Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351

More Covered Bridges in Ohio

• Ballard Road Covered Bridge: Jasper, Greene County
• Bergstresser Covered Bridge: Canal Winchester, Franklin County
• Caine Road Covered Bridge: Pierpont, Ashtabula County
• Glen Helen Covered Bridge: Yellow Springs, Greene County
• Geeting Covered Bridge: Lewisburg, Preble County
• Germantown Covered Bridge: Germantown, Montgomery County
• Johnson Road Covered Bridge: Scioto, Jackson County
• Mechanicsville Road Covered Bridge: Mechanicsville, Ashtabula County
• Roberts Covered Bridge: Eaton, Preble County
• Rock Mill Covered Bridge: Rock Mill, Fairfield County
• Stutzman’s Crossing Covered Bridge: Walnut Creek, Holmes County
• Warnke Bridge: Lewisburg, Preble County

Let’s Visit Covered Bridges in Ohio!

Have you visited any of Ohio’s covered bridges? Which is your favorite? We’d love to know what you think! Let us know by commenting below.

There are a lot of historic things to see in Ohio, such as Ohio Village, which is a living history museum, Clifton Mill near Yellow Springs is one of the largest grist mills in existence.

Discover historical places and museums in many areas of Ohio, some of which can be found in these informative articles: Things To Do In Dayton Ohio, Things To Do In Lima Ohio and Things To Do In Chillicothe Ohio

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About Wineries in Geneva

Ohio is among the top 10 wine-producing states in the US, and the Grand River Valley is one of the top-producing regions in Ohio. Geneva is part of the Grand River Valley and has many wineries that welcome visitors.

Geneva is in Ashtabula County in northeast Ohio on the Grand River. Geneva-on-the-Lake is a few miles north and sits on the banks of Lake Erie.

Geneva wineries produce every type of wine, red, white, blush, sweet, and dry wines. A specialty wine produced in this region is ice wine which is a dessert wine produced from grapes that have been frozen on the vine.

Map of Wineries in Geneva

Wineries in Geneva Ohio

Ferrante Winery and Ristorante

• Address: 585 State Route 307, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-8466 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Ferrante Winery!

Harpersfield Vineyard

• Address: 6387 State Route 307 West Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-4739 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Harpersfield Winery! 

Hundley Cellars

• Address: 6451 State Route 307, Geneva, Ohio 440401
• Phone: 440-361-3088 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Hundley Cellars!

Laurello Vineyards

• Address: 4573 State Route 307 E, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-415-0661 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Laurello Winery!

M Cellars

• Address: 6193 South River Road W. Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-361-4104 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about M Cellars!

South River Vineyards

• Address: 6062 South River Road, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-6676 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about South River Winery!

The Winery at Spring Hill

• Address: 6062 South Ridge West, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-0626 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Spring Hill Winery!

Virant Family Winery

• Address: 541 Atkins Rd, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-6279 | Website | Facebook

Old Mill Winery

• Address: 403 S Broadway, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-5560 | Website | Facebook

Benny Vino Urban Winery

• Address: 834 S County Line Rd, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-361-3049 | Website | Facebook

Geneva on the Lake Wineries

Geneva-on-the-lake is a very popular summer destination in Ohio, though it provides lots of fun year-round. It has a history of over 150 years! Geneva-on-the-lake can be described as a “strip” of fun. In the summer it is beaming with activity. People flock to the area to visit the shops, food, bars, activities, and wineries. The two wineries here are at either end of the strip.

Old Firehouse Winery

• Address: 5499 Lake Rd E, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-9300 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lakehouse Inn and Winery

• Address: 5653 Lake Rd E, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-8668 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

More Wineries Near Geneva

Other wineries that are close to this area, but not officially in Geneva Ohio are: 

Rosabella Winery

• Address: 3951 OH-307, Austinburg, Ohio 44010
• Phone: 440-275-5218 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Emerine Estates Winery

• Address: 5689 Loveland Rd, Jefferson, Ohio 44047
• Phone: 440-293-8199 | Website | Facebook

Buccia Vineyard Winery and B&B

• Address: 518 Gore Road, Conneaut, Ohio 44030
• Phone: 440-593-5976 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Stable Winery

• Address: 5961 State Route 7, Andover, Ohio 44003
• Phone: 440-965-6900 | Website | Instagram | Facebook

Places to Stay in and Around Geneva

• Vineyard Woods, Geneva
• The Polly Harper Inn, Geneva
• Rustic River Retreats, Austinburg
• The Lakehouse Inn, Geneva-on-the-Lake
• The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake

More Wineries in Ohio

Below is our comprehensive map of wineries in Ohio! If you do not see your favorite on the list, leave a comment below – we are always looking for new additions!

Let’s Visit Wineries in Geneva Ohio

Have you visited any of the wineries in Geneva? Please leave a comment below and share your experience!

If you want to visit more wineries, check out our articles listing Wineries in Madison, Wineries in Northeast Ohio, or Ohio Wineries.

While you are in Northeast Ohio, you might like to check out Amish Country, Things to Do in Millersburg, Things to Do in Berlin, and Things to Do in Sugarcreek.

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Map of Cross-Country Skiing In Ohio

Cross-Country Skiing in Northeast Ohio

Cleveland Metroparks

Cleveland Metroparks offers cross-country skiing on hiking, bridle, and all-purpose trails, as well as the fairways and rough areas of six golf courses. Cross-country skiing can take place when there is a four-inch snow base. Ski rentals are available at Big Met Golf Course in Rocky River. Guided instruction is typically available in January and February. There are three programs available: Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing, Try-It, and Learn-It.

• Address: 4101 Fulton Pkwy, Cleveland, Ohio 44144
• Phone: 216-635-3270 | Website | Facebook

Geauga Park District

In Geauga County, skiing is permitted at 23 of the parks that are located in this district. On the website, there are different classes and programs available for visitors to take part in.

• Address: 9160 Robinson Rd, Chardon, Ohio 44024
• Phone: 440-286-9516 | Website | Facebook

Lake Metroparks

In Lake County, Skiing is available at the Chapin Forest Reservation and Girdled Road Reservation. Ski equipment can be rented at the Pine Lodge Ski Center. It should also be noted that Chapin Forest Trails are floodlit at night. There are trail maps for both the Chapin Forest Reservation and Girdled Road Reservation.

• Address: 11211 Spear Rd, Painesville, Ohio 44077
• Phone: 440-256-2118 | Website | Facebook

Lorain County Parks

In Lorain County, skiing is permitted in all of the parks. Skiing is also permitted at Forest Hills Golf Course and Schoepfle Garden provided there is at least 3 inches of snow on the ground. Skiers must bring their own equipment.

• Address: 12882 Diagonal Rd, LaGrange, Ohio 44050
• Phone: 440-458-5121 | Website | Facebook

Mill Creek MetroParks

In Mahoning County, skiing is permitted on 6 trails within the Metropark. Skiing is also available on the Mill Creek Golf Course and the Par 3 Golf Course. Skiing equipment must be provided by visitors.

• Address: 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Rd, Canfield, Ohio 44406
• Phone: 330-702-3000 | Website | Facebook

Portage Park District

In Portage County, skiing is permitted on 8 of the trails that are within the park district. These trails are varied in length, from 1.9 miles to over 7 miles long. Visitors must bring their own ski equipment.

• Address: 705 Oakwood St. – Suite 4, Ravenna, Ohio 44266
• Phone: 330-297-7728 | Website | Facebook

Quail Hollow Park

Stark Parks offers cross-country skiing at Quail Hollow Park. A condition of this use is that the paths are covered with 3 to 4 inches of snow. In this location, equipment is available for rent. Classes are available in January and February.

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

Summit MetroParks

In Summit County, skiing is permitted in 8 of the Metroparks. Skiing is also permitted at The Bike and Hike Trail, Freedom Trail, and Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail. For these trails to be open, there must be a minimum of two inches of snow on the ground. There is no equipment hire available.

• Address: 975 Treaty Line Rd, Akron, Ohio 44313
• Phone: 330-865-8060 | Website | Facebook

Medina County Park District

In Medina County, Skiing is available at 14 different locations, provided there is enough snow on the ground. Visitors need to bring their own ski equipment.

• Address: 6364 Deerview Lane, Medina, Ohio 44256
• Phone: 330-722-9364 | Website | Facebook

Cross-Country Skiing at State Parks in Northeast Ohio

Many of the state parks in Ohio offer cross-country skiing when conditions allow. Here is a list of the state parks in northeast Ohio that allow skiing.

Cross-Country Skiing in Northwest Ohio

Toledo Metroparks

Toledo Metroparks tries to keep all trails clear for walkers, runners, and cyclists; however, all the trails are available for cross-country skiing when there is sufficient snow cover. Skiers are asked not to use natural areas such as meadows. There are two maintained cross-country skiing trails, one at Oak Openings Preserve Metropark, and one at Secor Metropark.

• Phone: 419-407-9700 | Website

Oak Openings Ski Trails

At Oak Openings Preserve Metropark there is a one-way loop cross-country ski trail that is a little over 3 miles long. Skiers can take the full loop or a shorter loop. A trail map is available online. Parking is at the Evergreen Lake area.

• Address: Evergreen Lake Trail, Whitehouse, Ohio 43571
• Phone: 419-407-9700 | Website | Facebook 

Secor Ski Trail

The ski trail here is 4.8 miles and goes through woodlands and along meadow edges. Skiers may spot wildlife such as rabbits, coyotes, squirrels, and deer. Parking is at the Secor Center parking lot.

• Address: 10001 W Central Ave, Berkey, Ohio 43504
• Phone: 419-407-9700 | Website

Cross-Country Skiing at State Parks in Northwest Ohio

A list of state parks in northwest Ohio that offer cross-country skiing:

Cross-Country Skiing in Central Ohio

Mt. Gilead State Park

There are six trails at Mt. Gilead State Park that are available for cross-country skiing when there is sufficient snow cover.

• Address: 4119 State Route 95, Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338
• Phone: 419-946-1961 | Website | Facebook
• Check out our article about Mt. Gilead State Park!

Alum Creek State Park

The 5-mile multi-purpose trail at Alum Creek State Park is available for cross-country skiing when there is enough snow cover.

• Address: 3615 S Old State Road, Delaware, Ohio 43015
• Phone: 740-548-4631 | Website

Glacier Ridge Metro Park

The 5-mile Savannah Trail at Glacier Ridge Metro Park is reserved for cross-country skiing when conditions allow.

• Address: 9801 Hyland-Croy Road, Plain City, Ohio 43064
• Phone: 614-216-8859 | Website | Facebook
• Check out our article on Glacier Ridge Metro Park!

Cross-Country Skiing at State Parks in Central Ohio

A couple of state parks are featured above. Here is a list of the others in central Ohio that offer cross-country skiing:

Cross-Country Skiing in Southeast Ohio

Paint Creek State Park

Paint Creek is in Bainbridge, Highland and Ross Counties. There are three hiking trails available for cross-country skiing when weather conditions allow.

• Address: 280 Taylor Road, Bainbridge, Ohio 45612
• Phone: 937-393-4284 | Website

Lake Hope State Park

There are eight hiking trails at Lake Hope State Park that are available for cross-country skiing in snowy conditions.

• Address: 27331 State Route 278, McArthur, Ohio 45651
• Phone: 740-596-4938 | Website

Strouds Run State Park

Miles of trails are available to cross-country skiers in winter conditions at Strouds Run State Park.

• Address: 11661 State Park Road, Athens, Ohio 45701
• Phone: 740-767-3570 | Website

Cross-Country Skiing at State Parks in Southeast Ohio

There are three state parks featured above, but there are a lot of state parks in southeast Ohio. Due to the rugged landscape, there are not too many that offer cross-country skiing in this region. Here is a list of the others that welcome cross-country skiers:

Cross-Country Skiing in Southwest Ohio

Great Parks of Hamilton County

Great Parks allow cross-country skiing everywhere except golf courses, conservation areas, and natural areas. There are 18 parks in this region.

• Address: 10245 Winton Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
• Phone: 513-521-7275 | Website | Facebook

Cross-Country Skiing at State Parks in Southwest Ohio

Southwest Ohio has 13 state parks, nine offering winter cross-country skiing.

Let’s Go Cross-Country Skiing!

Do you have a favorite cross-country skiing trail, or maybe you know of one we didn’t include? Drop us a comment below and we can add it!

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About Beaches in Ohio

Ohio is a long way from the ocean, but there are some beautiful beaches in Ohio. Some of these beaches are set next to Lake Erie, and some others are set on one of Ohio’s many other lakes. Some of these lakes allow boating.  Below we are going to talk about a few of the many beaches that are in Ohio. So get your towel, head to the Beach, and have fun!

Map of Beaches In Ohio

Alum Creek State Park

Alum Creek State Park is in Delaware. This beach is one of the largest inland beaches in Ohio at over 3,000 feet long. There are plenty of amenities available for visitors, including restrooms, shower facilities, changing areas, sports facilities, and vendors. The beach can only be visited during daylight hours. Pets are not allowed on the swimming beaches, but pets are allowed at the dog park. There is a beach provided just for dogs too, and admission is free!

• Address: 3400 Lewis Center Rd, Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
• Phone: 740-548-4631 | Website

Video of Alum Creek Beach

Atwood Lake Beach Park

Atwood Lake is a privately owned park. Visitors can relax and swim on this beach. This is a sandy, safe beach. Amenities include a concession stand, changing rooms with wash facilities, and vending machines. The price of admission includes access to the beach, trails, picnic areas, and various activities.

• Address: 9500 Lakeview Rd. NE, Mineral City, Ohio 44656
• Phone: 330-343-6780 | Website

Catawba Island State Park

Catawba Island State Park is one of 5 Lake Erie Island parks.  This is one of the smaller beaches, but it is also a fantastic place to quietly relax and indulge in some fishing. You can also boat here and enjoy the views. This park offers a cobblestone beach, and visitors have the opportunity to launch canoes and kayaks here.

The amenities include picnic areas, a fishing pier, and four launch ramps.  Admission to this park is free.

• Address: 4049 E. Moores Dock Rd, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452
• Phone: 419-734-4424 | Website

Conneaut Township Park

Conneaut Township Park is a large 60-acre park on the shores of Lake Erie. The beach is a quarter of a mile long and has a wonderfully long boardwalk. This boardwalk connects the beach to the parking areas and outdoor activity areas. This is ideal for people who have limited mobility and for strollers. 

This park also hosts events. A popular event that takes place here is the D-Day re-enactment in September. Admission is free.

• Address: 480 Lake Rd. (State Rt 531), Conneaut, Ohio 44030
• Phone: 440-599-7071 | Website

Euclid Beach Park

Euclid Beach Park is part of the Cleveland Metroparks Euclid Creek Reservation. This park offers 650 feet of swimming beach. There are different facilities open within this park as well, including picnic areas, and during the summer months, there is a lifeguard on duty.

Visitors also have the opportunity to take in the beautiful views from the park’s observation pier. The park also offers hiking, fishing, biking, and other outdoor activities. Admission to this park is free.

• Address: 16301 Lakeshore Blvd, Cleveland, Ohio 44110
• Phone: 216-635-3200 | Website

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Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park

Fairport Harbor Beach was once featured in Coastal Living Magazine as it was voted Ohio’s best and grooviest beach. This Lake Erie beach offers gorgeous views and an array of activities.

This is a sandy beach that has a gentle slope to the waterfront. Facilities on offer include a playground, restrooms, a boardwalk, and trails. 

• Address: 301 Huntington Beach Dr, Fairport Harbor, Ohio 44077
• Phone: 440-639-9972 | Website

Headlands Beach State Park

Headlands Beach is the largest sand beach in Ohio. This beach is 35 acres and offers stunning views of the local area. The beach also offers a concession stand, a wheelchair and stroller-friendly boardwalk, and restrooms. Lifeguards are also on duty in the summer months. Visitors can also enjoy biking, hiking, fishing, and beach glass hunting. The park is open from sunrise until sunset. Admission to this park is free.

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

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Kelleys Island State Park Beach

This wonderful 150-foot beach is situated on the North Bay of Kelleys Island. This is a sandy beach and is perfect for families to swim, relax, and enjoy access to the lake whilst visiting the Island. As well as swimming, camping, walking, and hiking trails are available. Fishing is also permitted, and there is a boat ramp and kayak launch. Rentals are available in the summer months. Admission to this park is free.

• Address: 920 Division St, Kelleys Island, Ohio 43438
• Phone: 419-746-2546 | Website

Maumee Bay State Park

This fantastic park is in Toledo and consists of over 1,300 acres. This park has two beaches. One of the beaches is on Lake Erie, and the other is on a large, calm, inland lake. Activities available here include kayaking, sailing, biking, and walking. Modern restrooms are also available.

The beach and park also have a concession stand. The park has a golf course, lodge stays, camping, and over 2 miles of boardwalks. Admission to the park is free.

• Address: 1400 State Park Rd, Oregon, Ohio 43616
• Phone: 419-836-7758 | Website

Nickel Plate Beach

This beach is located just under 10 miles from Cedar Point Amusement Park. This is a large, sandy beach and it is host to a large range of outdoor activities. There are plenty of amenities including picnic areas, restrooms, changing rooms, and a playground.  Items available to rent include paddleboards, kayaks, and beach gear. There is a daily parking fee. A season parking pass is available.

• Address: 1 Nickel Plate Dr, Huron, Ohio 44839
• Phone: 419-515-9834 | Website

Tappan Lake Beach Park

This lovely beach is located on the banks of Tappan Lake. There are several marked areas that advise where swimming is allowed. There are plenty of amenities available, including changing rooms, a pavilion, restrooms, and concession stands.

As well as swimming, there are boat rentals, trails, a playground, and outdoor activities available.

• Address: 84000 Mallarnee Rd, Deersville, Ohio 44693
• Phone: 740-922-3649 | Website

Wallace Lake Park Beach

Wallace Lake Beach is a pleasant, tidy sand beach that is located on the large 17-acre park lake. Amenities are available, including picnic areas, concession stands, and restrooms.  Lifeguards are available during the summer season. Wallace Lake Beach is part of the Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Reservation. There are also additional facilities available for visitors, including boat rentals, fishing, hiking, and more. Admission to this park is free.

• Address: 213 Prospect Rd, Berea, Ohio 44017
• Phone: 440-243-6103 | Website

West Branch State Park Beach

West Branch State Park offers a 700-foot sand beach. On the beach, there is a beach house, outdoor showers, picnic tables with grills, and vending facilities. Visitors to the park can also enjoy activities such as disc golf, hiking, biking, boating, hunting, and bridle trails. There is also a dog park with a pet-friendly swimming pool, perfect for your furry companions. Admission to this park is free.

• Address: 5570 Esworthy Rd, Ravenna, Ohio 44266
• Phone: 330-296-3239 | Website

Video of West Branch Beach

More Beaches in Ohio

• Baylor Beach Park – Navarre, Ohio 44662 | Website
• East Harbor State Park – Marblehead, Ohio 43440 | Website
• Edgewater Park – Cleveland, Ohio 44102 | Website
• Geneva State Park Beach – Geneva, Ohio 44041 | Website
• Hinckley Spillway Swimming Area – Hinckley Reservation | Website
• Huntington Beach – Bay Village, Ohio 44140 | Website
• Lake Cable Beach – Canton, Ohio 44718 | Website
• Lakeshore Park – Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 | Website
• Lakeview Park – Lorain, Ohio 44052 | Website
• Melanie Lake – Uniontown, Ohio 44685 | Website
• Pleasant Hill Lake Park Beach – Perrysville, Ohio 44864 | Website
• Salt Fork State Park Beach – Lore City, Ohio 43755 | Website

Let’s Go to the Beach!

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If you are looking for more family-friendly days out in Ohio, check out our article Things to Do in Ohio with Kids. For indoor fun, we have a round-up of Indoor Playgrounds and Indoor Water Parks in Ohio.

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Map of Wineries in Northeast Ohio

About Wineries in Northeast Ohio

Northeast Ohio has more wineries per square mile than any other region in Ohio. Here we list 80 of them, including the Grand River Valley wineries and wineries all across northeast Ohio.

Wineries in Geneva

There are over 20 wineries in Geneva, Ohio. Plan a weekend of fun, food, and great wine! The distance between Madison and Geneva is very short. So plan to visit wineries in both places when you are in the area!

Check out our article about Wineries in Geneva Ohio!

Kosicek Vineyard

• Address: 636 Ohio 534, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-361-4573 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Kosicek Winery!

Ferrante Winery and Ristorante

• Address: 585 State Route 307, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-8466 | Website |  Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Ferrante Winery!

M Cellars

• Address: 6193 South River Road W. Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-361-4104 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about M Cellars!

Hundley Cellars

• Address: 6451 State Route 307, Geneva, Ohio 440401
• Phone: 440-361-3088 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Hundley Cellars!

Wineries in Geneva-on-the-Lake

While there are only two wineries in the small but vibrant area of Geneva-on-the-Lake, there are more than 20 wineries within only a few miles! 

Old Firehouse Winery

• Address: 5499 Lake Rd E, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-9300 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lakehouse Inn and Winery

• Address: 5653 Lake Rd E, Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-466-8668 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Madison

Very close to Geneva, Madison has some amazing wineries and you can spend a couple of days enjoying the wineries in both areas!

Check out our article about Wineries in Madison Ohio!

Cask 307

• Address: 7259 Warner Rd, Madison, Ohio 44057
• Phone: 440-307-9586 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Cask 307!

Debonne Vineyards

• Address: 7840 Doty Road, Madison, Ohio 44057
• Phone: 440-466-3485 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Debonne Winery!

Grand River Cellars

• Address: 5750 South Madison Rd (Route 528), Madison, Ohio 44057
• Phone: 440-298-9838 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Grand River Cellars!

Laurentia Vineyard and Winery

• Address: 4599 S Madison Road, Madison, Ohio 44057
• Phone: 440-296-9175 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Laurentia Winery!

Wineries in and Around Amish Country

Guggisburg Doughty Glen Winery

• Address: 5025 State Route 557, Millersburg, Ohio 44654
• Phone: 330-893-3600 | Website | Facebook

Baltic Mill Winery

• Address: 111 East Main Street, Baltic, Ohio 43804
• Phone: 330-365-0524 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sunny Slope Winery

• Address: 12251 State Route 39, Big Prairie, Ohio 44611
• Phone: 330-464-8314 | Website | Facebook

French Ridge Vineyards

• Address: 2586 Township Road 34, Killbuck, Ohio 44637
• Phone: 330-377-4962 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in the Cleveland Area

Cleveland Winery/Vino Veritas Cellars

• Address: 4103 Memphis Ave, Cleveland, Ohio 44109
• Phone: 216-650-9877 | Facebook

CLE Urban Winery

• Address: 2180 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
• Phone: 216-417-8313 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Ashtabula County

Although Geneva is in Ashtabula County, there are wineries in other cities in this county.

Buccia Vineyard Winery and Bed and Breakfast

• Address: 518 Gore Road, Conneaut, Ohio 44030
• Phone: 440-593-5976 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Markko Vineyards

• Address: 4500 S Ridge Rd W, Conneaut, Ohio 44030
• Phone: 440-593-3197 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Rosabella Winery

• Address: 3951 OH-307, Austinburg, Ohio 44010
• Phone: 440-275-5218 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Wayne and Medina Counties

Bent Ladder Cider and Wine

• Address: 13550 Mount Eaton Rd, Doylestown, Ohio 44230
• Phone: 330-485-1089 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Silver Run Vineyard and Winery

• Address: 376 Eastern Road, Doylestown, Ohio 44230
• Phone: 330-671-1115 | Website | Facebook 

Filia Cellars

• Address: 3059 Greenwich Road, Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
• Phone: 330-322-1200 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

High and Low Winery

• Address: 588 Medina Rd., Medina, Ohio 44256
• Phone: 844-466-4456 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Summit and Stark Counties

Gervasi Vineyard

• Address: 1700 55^th Street NE, Canton, Ohio 44721
• Phone: 330-497-1000 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Nauti Vine Winery

• Address: 3950 South Main Street, Akron, Ohio  44319
• Phone: 330-644-5444 | Website | Facebook | Instagram 

Winery at Wolf Creek

• Address: 2637 Cleveland – Massillon Road, Norton, Ohio 440203
• Phone: 330-666-9285 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sarah’s Vineyard

• Address: 1204 W. Steels Corners Road, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio  44223
• Phone: 330-929-8057 | Website | Facebook

Wineries in Mahoning County

The Vineyards at Pine Lake

• Address: 14101 Market Street, Columbiana, Ohio 44408
• Phone: 234-759-3980 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Mastropietro Winery

• Address: 14558 Ellsworth Road, Berlin Center, Ohio 44401
• Phone: 330-547-2151 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Geauga and Portage Counties

Laleure Vineyards

• Address: 17335 Nash Rd, Middlefield, Ohio 44062
• Phone: 440-548-5120 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sharon James Cellars

• Address: 11303 Kinsman Rd., Newbury, Ohio 44065
• Phone: 440-739-4065 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Orchid House Winery

• Address: 155 Treat Road, Aurora, Ohio 44202
• Phone: 330-562-9245 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

More Wineries in Northeast Ohio

1285 Winery at Blueberry Patch

• Address: 1285 W. Hanley Rd, Mansfield, Ohio 44904
• Phone: 419-884-1797 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

The Blind Squirrel Winery

• Address: 7918 Pettibone Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44023
• Phone: 216-210-4946 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Brady Vineyards/Heron Creek Winery

• Address: 52185 West Griggs Road, Wellington, Ohio 44090
• Phone: 440-506-7022 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Wineries in Ohio

Below is our comprehensive map of wineries in Ohio! If you do not see your favorite on the list, leave a comment below, we would love to add it!

Let’s Visit Wineries in Northeast Ohio!

Have you visited any of the wineries on this list? Have you had a great time at a winery in northeast Ohio that we haven’t listed? Leave a comment below and share your experience, we would love to hear about it or add your favorite to the list!

If you want to know about more great days out in northeast Ohio, check out these suggestions: Things to Do in Berlin, Things to Do in Canton, Things to Do in Mansfield, and Things to Do in Cleveland.

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About M Cellars

M Cellars is an Ohio-based winery that offers a world-class wine experience right here in Ohio. Due to the wide range of microclimates of the Grand River Valley, M Cellars is able to produce several European wines. 

They are proud of the culture at this winery, working hard to manicure and harvest the vines to make sure only the best grapes go into their wines. They also work hard to maintain a high standard of quality when it comes to their employees, proudly hiring people who have a passion for wine. I can personally note that I have visited this winery several times, and each time, the staff member who helped us was extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the wines. 

M Cellars is run by Matt and Tara Meineke. The couple are first-generation farmers, winemakers, and entrepreneurs. They had a vision to plant European Vitis Vinifera grape vines on their property. The couple acquired the land in 2007, and the planting of the original winery property was completed between 2008 and 2009.

Visit M Cellars

The winery is open year-round. In the warmer months, you can enjoy your wine from their outdoor patio and enjoy views of the vineyard. When we visited during warmer months, they had a food truck visiting that weekend. During the cooler months, you can enjoy their large indoor space and relax by the fireplace. We recently visited during the winter time, and there was ample seating inside once you moved past the bar area. 

The tasting room is open each day of the week. Larger groups of 8 or more are welcome by reservation. Winery tours are available on select Saturdays. These experiences book up very quickly, so be sure to book your wine tour well in advance of your visit. 

M Cellars has stellar reviews on Trip Advisor. When you read them, you will see a common theme. People love the level of service they receive. Interesting to note that each review written is responded to on Trip Advisor. The owners and employees truly care about the customer experience and take feedback very seriously. We love to see that Ohio love!

The Wines at M Cellars

M Cellars has several wines available to taste and to purchase by the glass or bottle.  If you want to shop online, there is an online store.

M Cellars Food

There is a variety of appetizers or shareables to enhance your experience. You can expect items on the food menu such as meat and cheese board, hummus and pita rounds, warm Brie and crackers, bruschetta, artichoke dip and pita, bread and oil, as well as burrata and roasted red peppers. 

Where is M Cellars Located?

• Address: 6193 South River Road W. Geneva, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 440-361-4104 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for M Cellars

Let’s Go to M Cellars!

If you have been to M Cellars, we want to know what you thought! Which wine was your favorite? You do not have to pick just one! Leave a comment below and share your experience!

Wineries in Ohio

If you are looking for more wineries in Ohio, we have got you covered. Below is our comprehensive map of wineries in Ohio! If you do not see your favorite on the list, leave a comment below, and we will be delighted to add it.

Here is our list of the other great Wineries In Geneva, Ohio!

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