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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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

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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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June 7, 2025 @ 10:00 am – June 8, 2025 @ 4:00 pm

Ohio Valley Frontier Days at Fort Steuben is a festival of reenactments, demonstrations and more. Held on the first full weekend in June.

The reconstructed 18th Century Fort Steuben opens its gates for two days of reenactments, demonstrations, music, storytelling, arts, and crafts.

See the soldiers setting up camp and loading and shooting their muskets, as well as the daily life of the enlisted men who lived at the Fort in 1787.

Visitors can join in with crafts and other activities. Buildings are open for tours and soldiers teach military drill to young volunteers.

Meet the blacksmith, the candlemaker, the flintknapper, and other early American skilled tradesmen.

Live music adds to the weekend.

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November 25, 2025 – January 9, 2026

The Steubenville Nutcracker Village has the largest collection of life-size nutcrackers in the world, and they will be on display from late November to early January, 24 hours a day.

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Steubenville Nutcracker Village is a free display of 200 nutcrackers around the streets and shops of downtown Steubenville.

There are nutcrackers such as Starman David Bowie, Hermey the Elf, Audrey Hepburn as ‘Holly Golightly’, Uncle Drosselmeyer Steampunk Nutcracker, Captain Nemo, Johnny Appleseed, and many, many more.

Apart from strolling around the town and seeing all the nutcrackers, activities and events include Nutcracker StoryWalk, German Gluhwein Garden, Children’s Corner, St. Nicholas Lantern Parade, Nutcracker Christmas Ball, and much more.

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About Steubenville Nutcracker Village

Walk the streets of historic downtown Steubenville to see the 200 life-size nutcrackers on display.

Christmas at the Fort Holiday Market, located at Fort Steuben Park, will kick off with ‘Steubenville Lights Up the Night‘ on November 21. The holiday market will run from November 24- December 23.

Sip hot mulled wine or cider and enjoy some Eastern European Christmas charm at the German Gluhwein Garden.

On December 3, the Steubenville Christmas Parade will be followed by joyous festivities at Historic Beatty Park. There will be a live nativity scene, holiday hikes, storywalks, caroling, and choirs singing Christmas songs.

Get a photo with Santa, Mrs. Claus, and an elf helper. Take a Polar Express hayride and do kids’ crafts or grab something to eat at the various food trucks. Enjoy free cookies, storytelling, and warm drinks by the fire.

There is a St. Nicholas Lantern Parade on December 3. Make a lantern, bring a bell, and join the parade. Everyone is welcome.

Go to Leonardo’s Coffeehouse on December 18th to visit Clara and the Sugar Plum Fairy. Enjoy the hot chocolate bar and a story.

Hop aboard the free Polar Express Hayride! The Children’s Corner on Market Street offers free face painting, a photo with Santa, a Christmas storywalk, and holiday games and crafts.

And don’t forget to mail your letter to Santa!

Fun Fact: Each of the nutcrackers was carved by local artist Brodie Stutzman and painted by a variety of local artists. Please enjoy looking at the nutcrackers, but don’t touch!

Please visit the website and/or social media for up-to-date schedules and operating hours for this event.

Where is Steubenville Nutcracker Village Located?

• Address: 155 N. 4th Street, Steubenville, Ohio 43952
• Phone: 740-371-6020 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

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The mounds, also known as earthworks, were built over 2,000 years ago, normally for ceremonial purposes, sometimes as burial mounds.

Map of Indian Mounds in Ohio

About Indian Mounds in Ohio

Indian mounds were built in many versions and for many reasons. There are ceremonial mounds, burial mounds, as well as effigy mounds that resemble the shape of an animal.

For some of the Indian mounds in Ohio, it is clear what their purpose was; for many, however, it is not known why they were built. Some excavated mounds have given up pottery fragments, stone, flint, food, jewelry, and more.

The Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks were recognized as a World Heritage Site in September 2023. This group of earthworks includes the Hopewell Cultural National Historic Site, Fort Ancient Earthworks (Octagon and Great Circle), and Newark Earthworks.

Check out our article UNESCO Recognizes Ohio’s Hopewell Earthworks

Below we list some of the most popular Indian Mounds in Ohio.

Serpent Mound

This mound is the most dramatic of the Indian mounds in Ohio. It is the largest effigy earthwork in the world at 1,370 feet long. It is shaped like a curved snake with an open mouth, and there is also an egg at the mouth.

The Serpent Mound was believed to have been built by the Adena people, but experts don’t all agree on that or on when it was built. Thoughts range from 300 BC to AD 1500!

• Address: 3850 State Route 73, Peebles, Ohio 45660
• Phone: 800-752-2757 | Website | Facebook

Alligator Mound

As the name may suggest, Alligator Mound is an effigy mound believed to have been built by the Fort Ancient culture around 2,000 years ago. There is some debate about which animal is actually represented by this mound, early researchers believed it was an alligator, hence the name. More recently, it is believed to represent an opossum, a raccoon, or a panther since alligators are not native to Ohio. Alligator Mound is open from dawn to dusk.

• Address: 417 Bryn Du Dr, Granville, Ohio 43023

Hopewell Cultural National Historic Site

This location consists of five separate sites, including:

Mound City Group

This is the only fully restored Hopewell mound complex. The group consists of 25 mounds of varying sizes, surrounded by a low wall. The circular mounds within the wall include spherical and conical forms, apart from one that is loaf-shaped. There are two additional mounds outside the enclosure.

• Address: 16062 OH-104, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Hopeton Earthworks

This large site is dominated by two enclosures: a large square with rounded corners and a near-perfect circle. Together, these enclosures cover 37.5 acres. Unfortunately, this complex fell victim to two centuries of plowing that leveled the sloping embankment walls, leaving them barely visible today.

Hopeton Earthworks was reopened to the public in 2016 and is now accessible during daylight hours. From the parking lot, there is a 1-mile loop trail that passes an overlook area for viewing.

• Address: 1138-1286 Hopetown Rd, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Hopewell Mound Group

This site contains remnants of a large rectangular mound as well as other smaller mounds.

The grounds are open daily during daylight hours. There are restrooms, a picnic shelter, and a two-mile self-guided interpretive trail.

• Address: 3289-4699 Sulphur Lick Rd, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Seip Earthworks

The Seip Mound, a reconstructed mound in the center of Seip Earthwork’s great circle enclosure, is the third largest burial mound the Hopewell culture is known to have built. Many artifacts have been found at this site, including a clay head, Hopewell cloth, and copper breastplates. The large central mound is only a small part of this enormous complex, but due to deterioration over hundreds of years, the remnants of the rest of the complex are hard to appreciate without a guide.

• Address: Bainbridge, Ohio 45612

Fort Ancient Earthworks

Fort Ancient is now a state park located along the Little Miami River. The park features a series of Indian mounds, including the largest prehistoric hilltop enclosure in the US. These mounds are generally attributed to the Hopewell tribe. The park has hiking and biking trails, and there is a museum recording more than 15,000 years of American Indian history.

• Address: 6123 State Route 350, Oregonia, Ohio 45054
• Phone: 513-932-4421 | Website

Miamisburg Mound

Miamisburg Mound is a large conical mound at 65 feet tall and 800 feet in circumference. The mound stands on a 100-foot-high ridge above the Great Miami River. It is consequently visible from several miles away. This is a burial mound believed to have been built by the Adena culture.

Visitors can climb to the top of the mound via the 116-step concrete stairway. At this location is a 37-acre park with picnic facilities as well as a playground.

• Address: 900 Mound Road, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
• Phone: 866-580-6508

Newark Earthworks

Although previously much larger, modern development and agriculture have destroyed a lot of the earthworks here. The remaining are the Octagon Earthworks, Wright Earthworks, and the Great Circle. The Octagon Earthworks are not open to the public as they are situated on a private golf course, but the Great Circle is. The Great Circle is nearly 1200 feet in diameter and is believed to have been a ceremonial center.

Note: The parking lot is a fair distance from the museum and the Great Circle.

• Address: 455 Hebron Road, Heath, Ohio 43056
• Phone: 740-344-0498 | Website

Shrum Mound

This is a burial mound, and it is now part of Campbell Memorial Park in Columbus. It is attributed to the Adena culture and is estimated to be around 2,000 years old. Shrum Mound is 20 feet high and 100 feet in diameter. It is one of the few remaining conical burial mounds in the city of Columbus.

• Address: 3141 McKinley Ave, Columbus, OH 43204
• Phone: 800-840-6127 | Website

Williamson Mound at Indian Mound Reserve

This mound is believed to have been built by the Adena people, and it stands 30 feet high and is 140 feet in diameter. Within this reserve is also the Pollock Works, an ancient Hopewell Indian village.

• Address: 2750 US Rt. 42 E., Cedarville, Ohio 45314
• Phone: 937-562-6440
• Check out our article about Indian Mound Reserve!

More Indian Mounds in Ohio

• Mound Cemetery: 514 Cutler St, Marietta, Ohio 45750
• Ranger Station Mound (Zaleski National Forest): Zaleski, Ohio 45698
• Hartman Mound: 535-549 Mound St, The Plains, Ohio 45780
• Fort Hill Earthworks & Nature Preserve: 13614 Fort Hill Rd, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133
• Enon Adena Mound: 400 Mound Cir, Enon, Ohio 45323
• Cross Mound Park: 11615 16^th Rd SW, Stoutsville, Ohio 43154
• Jeffers Mound: Plesenton Dr, Worthington, Ohio 43085
• Conus Mound: 514 Cutler St, Marietta, Ohio 45750
• Story Mound: Chillicothe, Ohio 45601
• Hodgen’s Cemetery Mound: 227 Arn Ave, Tiltonsville, Ohio 43963

Let’s Visit Indian Mounds in Ohio

Have you visited any Indian Mounds in Ohio? Which are your favorites, and which other would you like to visit? We’d love to know! Tell us about your experiences in the comments below.

Many of these Indian Mounds are encompassed within state parks. Here are some more state parks you would enjoy: Kiser Lake State Park, Mt. Gilead State Park, Scioto Trail State Park, and Mary Jane Thurston State Park.

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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 Haunted Houses in Columbus

Central Ohio has several haunted houses and haunted attractions that you can visit. Some of the haunted attractions are family-friendly and some are not. Please visit the attraction’s website to confirm the level of age appropriateness for their event.

These Haunted Houses in and around Columbus are not in any specific order! Take a peek at all of them! They all have something to offer! If you are looking for something not as scary, you should check out our listing of pumpkin patches in Ohio.

We have continued adding to this article, so there are now haunted houses all over Ohio listed here.

Map of Haunted Houses in Ohio

Haunted Houses in Central Ohio

Here we list eight haunted houses in the central Ohio region.

Fear Columbus Haunted House

Fear Columbus is the largest and scariest haunted house in Columbus! There is also a Krampus Haunted House walk-through event held in December.

• Address: 2605 Northland Plaza Dr, Columbus, Ohio 43231
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Carnage Haunted House

Carnage Haunted House has a new 60,000-square-foot location. It is Ohio’s most immersive haunted attraction.

• Address: 3770 Refugee Rd, Columbus, Ohio 43232
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Dead Acres – Haunted Hoochie

If you are looking for a sensory overload, when it comes to fear, this is the place for you. Just like most of the other attractions on this page, this is not suitable for young children.

• Address: 13861 Broad St SW, Pataskala, Ohio 43062
• Website | Instagram

Pataskala Haunted Forest

The Pataskala Haunted Forest is Central Ohio’s longest-running haunted attraction. It has been providing this family-friendly outdoor event for over 30 years.

• Address: 8838 Refugee Rd SW, Pataskala, Ohio 43062
• Phone: 740-755-9775 | Website | Facebook

ZOMBIEzi Bay at Columbus Zoo

This is at the waterpark at the zoo. The area is transformed into a frightful night with four haunted houses, two scare zones, and plenty of other surprises!

• Address: 4850 Powell Rd, Powell, Ohio 43065
• Website

The Haunted Woods at Shawnee Hills

In addition to their scary evening walks, they also typically hold a special Halloween sensory-friendly/non-scary hour!

• Address: 6000 Harriott Rd, Powell, Ohio 43065
• Facebook

Dublin Ghost Walk

The Dublin Ghost Walk is an outdoor walking tour. The tour generally takes close to two hours, and you will walk a little over half a mile. Be sure to bring a flashlight.

• Address: 129 S High St, Dublin, Ohio 43017
• Phone: 614-284-6158 | Website

Field of Fright at Little Darby Creek

Combine the Field of Fright tickets with other combo tickets to include more fun activities like the corn cannon, pumpkin blaster, hayride, and more! This event is hosted by the MAiZE at Little Darby Creek.

• Address: 8657 Axe Handle Rd, Milford Center, Ohio 43045
• Phone: 937-349-4781 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

The Haunted Farm

Head to the farm for some ‘farm fresh fear’.

• Address: 5450 Old Millersport Rd NE, Pleasantville, Ohio 43148
• Phone: 740-994-6002 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Haunted Houses in Northeast Ohio

We have 12 haunted houses listed here.

Ohio State Reformatory Escape from Blood Prison

This is a real escape in a real prison.

• Address: 100 Reformatory Rd, Mansfield, Ohio 44905
• Phone: 567-307-4644 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

7 Floors Of Hell

Generally opens in September of each year, there are seven haunted houses at this location.

• Address: 19191 Bagley Rd, Middleburg Heights, Ohio 44130
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Carnival of Horrors

The Carnival of Horrors is one of the more extreme scary attractions in Ohio!

• Address: 305 Wertz Ave NW, Canton, Ohio 44708
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Factory of Terror Haunted House

The Factory of Terror Haunted House does not have an age limit, they leave it up to the parents

• Address: 4125 Mahoning Rd NE, Canton, Ohio 44705
• Phone: 330-455-3327 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Haunted Schoolhouse & Laboratory

Not only do they have events around Halloween, but they also have Cupid’s Revenge: A Valentine’s Haunted House!

• Address: 1300 Triplett Blvd, Akron, Ohio 44306
• Phone: 330-285-7000 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Bloodview Haunted House

This is a charity haunted house that has raised nearly 3 million dollars for local and national causes.

• Address: 1010 Towpath Rd, Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Chippewa Lake Slaughterhouse

This is a terrifying experience in an actual slaughterhouse.

• Address: 5665 Chippewa Rd, Chippewa Lake, Ohio 44215
• Phone: 440-623-3334 | Website | Facebook

Fortress of Fear ScreamPark

A fun park by day but a scream park by nightfall!

• Address: 12175 State St NE, Alliance, Ohio 44601
• Phone: 330-823-3933 | Website | Facebook

Forest of Screams

Here you can enjoy a haunted trail, haunted house, and haunted hayride.

• Address: 1662 Medina Rd, Medina, Ohio 44256
• Website

Ghoul Brothers House of Horrors

Ranked in the top 10 best haunted houses in Ohio!

• Address: 3235 Manchester Rd X, Akron, Ohio 44319
• Phone: 330-818-5040 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Spooky Ranch at Rockin’-R-Ranch

Spooky Ranch features 5 haunted attractions and is rated one of the best in the US. 

• Address: 19066 E River Rd, Columbia Station, Ohio 44028
• Phone: 440-236-5454 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Spooky Ranch!

Hudson Haunted House

Hosted by the Hudson Jaycees, this is a non-profit attraction.

• Address: 2250 Barlow Rd, Hudson, Ohio 44236
• Phone: 330-697-1279 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Haunted Houses in Northwest Ohio

We found two haunted houses in northwest Ohio.

Lake Eerie Fearfest at Ghostly Manor

Lake Eerie Fear Fest has been featured on the Travel Channel! This is one place you do not want to miss seeing in October – if you’re brave enough!

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

Panic In The Pines

There are three haunts here: hayride, house, and trail!

• Address: 3525 N Bolander Road, Genoa, Ohio 43430
• Phone: 419-461-1298 | Website | Facebook

Haunted Houses in Southeast Ohio

We have listed three haunted attractions in southeast Ohio.

Scary Woods by Ohio Christian University

This is a scary walk through the haunted forest on campus.

• Address: 1476 Lancaster Pike, Circleville, Ohio 43113
• Website

Nightmare in Nashport

Nightmare in Nashport is not your typical haunted house. It is nicknamed the Trail of Terror for a reason! The trail is one-half miles deep into the woods.

• Address: 7200 Frazeysburg Rd, Nashport, Ohio 43830
• Phone: 740-704-6644 | Website | Facebook

Wells Township Haunted House

Considered one of the most intense, high-energy, live-action haunted houses in the US.

• Address: 101 Market St, Brilliant, Ohio 43913
• Website

Haunted Houses in Southwest Ohio

Here is a list of nine haunted attractions in southwest Ohio.

Terror Maze

This is the longest-running haunt in the Miami Valley; it has been haunting participants for 28+ years! The haunted trail winds through the woods.

• Address: 6988 Springfield Jamestown Rd, Springfield, Ohio 45502
• Phone: 937-561-8865 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Halloween Haunt Kings Island

For this event, Kings Island transforms into a scary scene.

• Address: 6300 Kings Island Dr, Mason, Ohio 45040
• Website

Dent Schoolhouse

This Cincinnati tradition is consistently selected as one of the best haunts in America!

• Address: 5963 Harrison Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45248
• Phone: 513-445-9767 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Haunted Wagon Rides- Young’s Jersey Dairy

An event designed with children and families in mind.

• Address: 6880 Springfield Xenia Rd, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387
• Phone: 937-325-0629 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Brimstone Haunt

With 4 great scares, this haunt will keep you on your toes!

• Address: 525 Brimstone Rd, Wilmington, Ohio 45177
• Phone: 513-409-0644 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Land of Illusion Scream Park

Land of Illusion holds events throughout the year.

• Address: 8762 Thomas Rd., Middletown, Ohio 45042
• Phone: 513-423-9960 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Mt. Healthy Haunted Hall

Each October, the Monster Party starts up again and usually runs each weekend through the end of October.

• Address: 7700 Seward Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231
• Phone: 513-729-1974 | Website

Dayton Scream Park

This is a newer scream park with four scary attractions.

• Address: 5117 Valley St, Dayton, Ohio 45424
• Phone: 937-397-2273 | Website | Facebook

Fear Forest Haunted House & Hayride

There are four haunted attractions here, and they open the last weekend in September.

• Address: 6878 Tod Ave SW, Warren, Ohio 44481
• Website

Let’s Visit Haunted Houses in Ohio

Have you visited any of these haunted houses in Ohio? If you have, leave us a comment and let us know! Include what you liked/didn’t like about the haunted house!

For some more relaxed things to do in Ohio, check out our articles Things to Do in Ohio with Kids, Train Rides in Ohio, and Petting Farms in Ohio.

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