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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November 29, 2025 @ 5:00 pm – December 30, 2025 @ 9:00 pm

Nature’s A-Glow is a walk-through Christmas light display at Beech Creek Botanical Garden in Alliance from late November through late December each year.

Nature’s A-Glow is a winter wonderland of Christmas light displays at Beech Creek Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve.

Many of the light displays are synchronized to music as visitors walk around the garden. This experience takes anywhere from 40 minutes to 3 hours.

Hot chocolate, popcorn, hot dogs, soft pretzels, and nachos are available to purchase, or roast marshmallows by the fire.

Be sure to take the kids to visit Santa’s Workshop with their wish list!

Create a festive wreath at the Williamsburg Wreath Workshop.

Tickets are available online, and hours vary, so check the website for the times you wish to visit. The gardens are closed on December 24 and 25.

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July 18, 2025 @ 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

The MassMu Island Party is held in the grounds of the Massillon Museum in Stark County in mid-July. A lively, family-friendly evening.

The doors open at 5.30 pm and there are performance arts and music bands throughout the evening.

Food service begins at 6.30 pm, and although the galleries are closed for the event, Greatness Café remains open until 9 pm.

Food, beverages, and fun accessories are available for purchase onsite.

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December 13, 2024 @ 5:00 pm – December 22, 2024 @ 8:30 pm

Deck the Hollow is a self-guided holiday tour held on six nights in December at Quail Hollow Park in Hartville.

Deck the Hollow is a fun event to celebrate the holidays! Tour the lighted grounds and the Stewart Manor House, decorated with the theme, “Lights, Camera, Christmas!” on this self-guided walk in Quail Hollow Park.

Stop in to see Santa and take a picture at his workshop! Finish off your night with hot cocoa by the fire. Concessions are cash only. 

Visit their website for info on additional dates and to purchase tickets.

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Map of Romantic Stay Locations in Ohio

Romantic Adventure Getaways

With two locations in central and Southwest Ohio, Romantic Adventure Getaways is different from anywhere else! This is a luxury resort for couples. The twist is that there is a series of tunnels, secret passages, trap doors, and slides, complete with riddles to solve. Move from area to area by solving the riddles or completing the challenge. These activities are completely private, just for you two.

• Mt Vernon Address: 206 N Main St, Mt Vernon, Ohio 43050
• Phone: 740-504-7425
• Hillsboro Address: 309 S High St, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133
• Phone: 937-939-2130
• Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Romantic Adventure Getaways!

The Timbrook Guesthouse

The Timbrook Guesthouse is a tropical paradise in the Columbus area! Here you will find perennial gardens, an outdoor jacuzzi, a heated pool, a fire pit, a parrot aviary, and a gazebo. The bedrooms are individually decorated in a unique style. There are four packages available. Be sure to check out the Aloha Package and the Pua Package for a special romantic getaway.

• Address: 5811 Olentangy River Road, Columbus, Ohio 43235
• Phone: 614-634-2166 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Welsh Hills Inn

Welsh Hills Inn is situated on a hilltop in Granville, central Ohio, surrounded by the picturesque Welsh Hills countryside. Full gourmet breakfast is included with your stay, and light refreshments, snacks, and fruit are available throughout the day. An outdoor pool, high-back rockers overlooking the countryside, hammocks, and games courts. In the evenings, enjoy the outdoor stone fireplace beneath a maple tree canopy. There are a number of packages available. Check out the Romance & Roses Package!

• Address: 2133 Cambria Mill Rd, Granville, Ohio 43023
• Phone: 740-321-1493 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Country Inn at Walden

Walden is a luxury inn and spa in Aurora, northeast Ohio. Each suite is individually decorated with luxury amenities and uninterrupted views of Ohio’s Western Reserve. The Barn gourmet dining room offers classic Italian dishes, prime steaks, and more. There are two packages available here.

• Address: 1119 Aurora Hudson Rd, Aurora, Ohio 44202
• Phone: 330-562-5508 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Donna’s Premier Lodging

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Donna’s Premier Lodging in Ohio’s Amish Country offers guests 17 ultra-private, well-appointed accommodations, including secluded cabins in the woods and suites close to downtown Berlin.

With many personalized touches and attention to detail, Donna’s is the perfect place for couples to celebrate a special occasion or for a romantic reconnection.

• Address: 5523 East St, Berlin, Ohio 44610
• Phone: 330-893-3068 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

The Atlee Suites

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The Atlee Suites is a collection of 5 rental suites located on the 3rd floor of The Atlee building in downtown Berlin. Located right in the heart of Amish Country, the suites are thoughtfully designed and are perfect for romantic getaways.

The two front suites are perfect for people-watchers, with a balcony overlooking Main Street. The three back suites have views of the rolling hills of the area.

• Address: 4786 E Main St, Millersburg, Ohio 44654
• Phone: 330-275-3859 | Website | Instagram

Inn at Honey Run

The Inn at Honey Run is a boutique inn and restaurant in the heart of Amish Country. Here you can experience truly private lodging at an adult-only resort. There are 25 inn rooms, 12 Honeycombs, and two cottages for you to choose from. Everything is designed for your stay to be quiet and romantic, and just the two of you! You can indulge in fine dining at the Tarragon restaurant on-site.

• Address: 6920 County Road 203, Millersburg, Ohio 44654
• Phone: 330-667-0011 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Gervasi Vineyard Resort & Spa

The Villas at Gervasi each have four luxurious suites with a shared patio. Book an individual suite or an entire villa. The Casa is a luxury boutique hotel with individual suites. The Farmhouse is a large home that sleeps eight guests. There are a few packages available. Check out the Couples Retreat Package!

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

Lakehouse Inn Retreat

Situated on the southern shore of Lake Erie in Geneva, the Lakehouse Inn offers an all-inclusive experience. Here you can watch a sunset on the Lake, relax on the patios, tour the local wineries, or enjoy spa pampering. Six romantic packages are available here. In particular, check out the Date Night Package and the Couples Spa Retreat!

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

Landoll’s Mohican Castle

This is a uniquely designed replica castle. The main building has no elevators or hallways. All suites are accessed from the outside, either on the ground level or via stairs. The décor is elegant old English style with chandeliers and dark wood furniture. The Copper Mug Bar & Grille is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

• Address: 561 Township Rd 3352, Loudonville, Ohio 44842
• Phone: 419-994-3427 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Cherry Ridge Retreat

Cherry Ridge Retreat has cabins both for adults only and for families. There are eight luxury cabins in 140 acres of forested land. Each cabin has a full kitchen, a hot tub, a fire pit, a TV, a phone, and Wi-Fi, and in-cabin massage therapy is available.

• Address: 22097 Cherry Ridge Road, New Plymouth, Ohio 45654
• Phone: 740-380-7777 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Cherry Ridge Retreat!

Inn at Cedar Falls

The Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls is in Logan, the heart of Hocking Hills. Guests can choose to stay in one of six cabins that accommodate from two to six guests, one of five cottages that all sleep two people, there are 20 lodges that accommodate from two to 28 guests.

They also offer the height of glamping in one of three geodomes that have all amenities and facilities, including a bathroom and kitchenette. You may prefer a luxury yurt that also has the same level of facilities.

• Address: 21190 State Route 374, Logan, Ohio 42128
• Phone: 740-385-7489 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Glen Laurel

Glen Laurel is America’s only luxurious Scottish Country Estate and Inn. Guests can choose to stay in a room, suite, croft, or cottage.

Four packages are available; check out the Romance Package. Romantic add-ons are also available, including Romantic In-Room Dining, One Dozen Roses, Bliss Massage, and Fresh Floral Arrangements.

• Address: 14940 Mount Olive Rd, Rockbridge, Ohio 43149-9736
• Phone: 740-385-4070 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Ravenwood Castle

Ravenwood Castle is a replica of an English Medieval castle in the woods of Hocking Hills. This is a true step back in time. Although every modern facility is available, guests are encouraged to take time for a quiet and tranquil stay.

There are seven rooms in the castle, five Huntsman’s Hollow cabins, and nine Medieval Village cottages. All accommodations are decorated with cozy old-world charm.

• Address: 65666 Bethel Road, New Plymouth, Ohio 45645
• Phone: 740-596-2606 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Romantic Stays in Ohio

Have you enjoyed a romantic stay with your loved one at any of the places listed here? We would love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

For more adult-only things to do and places to visit, see our articles about Casinos in Ohio, Resorts in Ohio, and Carriage Rides in Ohio.

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About Apple Picking in Ohio

The apple picking season is typically from early to mid-September, to early October. The orchards announce their start dates on their website or social media pages. Some of the busier orchards require reservations, so check out their website before you head out.

The majority of orchards have different varieties of apples available to purchase year-round, as well as other fruits and vegetables. Some have bakeries, some have farm market stores with homemade products. These orchards and farms are worth a visit any time of year when they are open, not just for the apple-picking season!

Below, we have focused on a few you-pick orchards from around the state. There are a lot more listed in the drop-down boxes for the regions.

Map of Apple Picking Orchards in Ohio

Apple Picking in Central Ohio

Lynd Fruit Farm

Lynd Fruit Farm in Pataskala is a well-established farm. As well as apples, visitors can pick their own berries, pumpkins, and sunflowers. There are also a lot of activities available for the whole family to enjoy!

• Address: 9399 Morse Rd SW, Pataskala, Ohio 43062
• Phone: 740-927-8559 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Lynd Fruit Farm!

The Orchard & Company

Here you will find a variety of activities including you-pick apples, tractor-drawn wagon rides, a corn pit, a huge hill slide, and much more fun for the kids. There is a café serving apple cider slushies and pumpkin donuts, among many other delights.

• Address: 7255 US HWY 42, Plain City, Ohio 43064
• Phone: 614-873-0510 | Website

Apple Picking in Northeast Ohio

Bauman Orchards

At Bauman Orchards visitors can pick apples, peaches, strawberries, and blueberries. This orchard hosts many events throughout the year, and the farm market is open year-round. Be sure to check out their website for further information.

• Address: 161 Rittman Ave, Rittman, Ohio 44270
• Phone: 330-925-6861 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Bauman Orchards!

Rittman Orchards

Rittman Orchards have apples, peaches, berries, and sunflowers available for picking. There is a bakery that sells a variety of products, they have a ‘Pie of the Month’ with fillings such as caramel apple walnut, strawberry rhubarb, fruits of the forest, and more.

• Address: 13548 Mount Eaton Rd, Doylestown, Ohio 44230
• Phone: 330-925-4152 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Rittman Orchards!

Brant’s Apple Orchard

As well as apple-picking, Brant’s has a bakery and a farm market. There is a picnic area by a pond with fish that apparently love a bite of a donut! The Covered Bridge Playground is fun for the kids. Brant’s hosts many events throughout their open season (August through November), including a fall festival.

• Address: 4749 Dibble Rd, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
• Phone: 440-224-0693 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Brant’s Apple Orchard!

Apple Picking in Northwest Ohio

Quarry Hill Orchards

Quarry Hill Orchards in Berlin Heights offer summer and fall you-pick. Apples are usually available from August to late October. Summer fruits that you can pick are cherries, raspberries, and peaches. Quarry Hill hosts many events throughout the year, details of which are available on their website and social media pages. There is an online shop as well as a farm store.

• Address: 8403 Mason Rd #1, Berlin Heights, Ohio 44814
• Phone: 419-588-2858 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Quarry Hill Orchards!

Johnston Fruit Farms

At Johnston Fruit Farms in Swanton, you can pick your own apples and pumpkins in the fall, and strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries in the summer. You can also pick flowers at this farm. There is a free petting zoo, games, and a sandbox for the children. Johnston’s makes cider in six varieties and you can view the cider mill at work. They also make a wide variety of donuts – fresh daily.

• Address: 2790 US-20 Alternative, Swanton, Ohio 43558
• Phone: 419-826-1453 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Apple Picking in Southeast Ohio

Hidden Hills Orchard

Hidden Hills Orchard in Marietta grows a wide variety of apples. Their six U-pick varieties are Buckeye Gala, Honeycrisp, Golden Delicious, Enterprise, Cameo, and Gold Rush. Hidden Hills produces an award-winning apple cider on-site. The orchard also grows cherries and peaches that are sold locally.

• Address: 5680 Ohio Highway 26, Marietta, Ohio 45750
• Phone: 740-376-9170 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Fuhrmann Orchards

Fuhrmann Orchards offered you-pick apples for the first time in 2024. Early Fuji is the first of five varieties ready for picking in early September. The others are Golden Delicious (mid to late September), RubyRush (late September), Rosalee (early October), and GoldRush (late October to early November).

The Orchards grow 31 varieties of apples, there is an online chart so you can see when each variety is ready to purchase. Check the Facebook page for the you-pick availability.

Fuhrmann’s also have a sunflower field, you-pick pumpkins, as well as a wide variety of fruit and vegetables for sale. There is also an annual Apple Fest in October.

• Address: 510 Hansgen Morgan Rd, Wheelersburg, Ohio, 45694
• Phone: 740-776-6406 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Apple Picking in Southwest Ohio

Peifer Orchards

Peifer Orchards in Yellow Springs offer U-pick throughout the summer and fall, with apples and pumpkins in the fall and blackberries, red raspberries, and black raspberries in the summer. There are also some events hosted at this farm. For more information and the seasonal crop report, visit their website.

• Address: 4590 US 68 N, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387
• Phone: 937-767-2208 | Website

Let’s Go Apple Picking in Ohio!

Have you been apple-picking in Ohio? Where is your favorite farm to visit? Do they offer more than just fruit-picking? We’d love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

We have some other you-pick lists: Strawberry Picking, Grape Picking, Sunflower Fields in Ohio, and for fall fun, a full list of Pumpkin Patches in Ohio!

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About Ohio

Ohio has a population of nearly 11.8 million. Its capital and largest city is Columbus, with other large cities Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Akron, and Toledo.

The nickname of Ohio ‘The Buckeye State’ derives from the buckeye trees that grow along the Ohio River Valley. The small nuts the trees produce resemble the eye of a deer. It is considered that carrying a buckeye nut in your pocket is good luck.

The flag of Ohio was officially adopted in 1902 and is the only state flag that is not rectangular.

Things to Do in Central Ohio

The major city in central Ohio is, of course, Columbus. The other cities we are focusing on here are Dublin and Lancaster.

Columbus

Columbus has a multitude of things to do, places to visit, parks, and shopping experiences. The dropdown box below gives details of 10 great things to do and places to visit in Columbus.

Dublin

Dublin, as the name may suggest, has very strong Irish roots. Located in the northwest corner of central Ohio, Dublin is the second largest city in this region.

• Check out our article for more information on things to do in Dublin!

Lancaster

Lancaster is in the southeast of central Ohio and is the gateway to the Hocking Hills region. It is the county seat of Fairfield County and also hosts the Fairfield County Fair each year.

• Check out our article for more information on things to do in Lancaster!

Other Places to Visit in Central Ohio

• Newark | Licking County
• Delaware | Delaware County

Things to Do in Northwest Ohio

Northwest Ohio has a coastline along Lake Erie. The largest city in the northwest is Toledo, with other cities such as Sandusky and Put in Bay.

Toledo

Toledo is in the north of the northwest region of Ohio, and it sits on the Maumee River and Maumee Bay area of Lake Erie.

• Check out our article about things to do in Toledo!

Sandusky

Sandusky is the county seat of Erie County and is located on the shores of Lake Erie. This is a place where visitors will feel they are on vacation as soon as they arrive

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Sandusky!

Put in Bay

Put in Bay is one of Ohio’s most visited vacation destinations. Situated on South Bass Island, surrounded by Lake Erie, you would not be wrong in thinking there are a lot of water activities available here. However, Put in Bay has so much more going on too!

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Put in Bay!

More Places to Visit in Northwest Ohio

• Findlay | Hancock County
• Port Clinton | Ottawa County
• Lima | Allen County

Things to Do in Northeast Ohio

Northeast Ohio is the most populated region of Ohio, with cities such as Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, Canton, and Mansfield.

Cleveland

Cleveland has six script signs around the city in perfect photo-op locations. Even if you don’t know much about Cleveland, you will have seen the script signs across the internet or in movies.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Cleveland!

Akron

Akron has the Ohio and Erie Canal running through it, separating east from west. It was once the Rubber Capital of the World, being home to Goodrich, Goodyear, Firestone, and General Tire companies.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Akron!

Youngstown

Youngstown sits on the eastern edge of Ohio. It is the county seat of Mahoning County. Before World War II, Youngstown had a booming steel industry.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Youngstown!

More Places to Visit in Northeast Ohio

• Mansfield | Richland County
• Cuyahoga Falls | Summit County
• Canton | Stark County
• Lorain | Lorain County
• Berlin | Holmes County
• Millersburg | Holmes County
• Sugarcreek | Tuscarawas County

Things to Do in Southeast Ohio

Southeast Ohio is home to the stunningly beautiful Hocking Hills region, which is just east of central Ohio. Notable cities in the southeast are Athens, Marietta, and Chillicothe.

Logan

Logan is in the heart of the Hocking Hills region, and benefits from the stunning countryside this region has to offer. Many of the Hocking Hills visitor attractions are located in or around Logan, but there are also many other things to do in this delightful town.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Logan!

Chillicothe

Located along the Scioto River, Chillicothe was once Ohio’s capital city. It is the only city in Ross County.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Chillicothe!

Athens

Athens is the county seat of Athens County and is located along the Hocking River in southeast Ohio.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Athens!

More Places to Visit in Southeast Ohio

• Portsmouth | Scioto County
• Marietta | Washington County
• Coshocton | Coshocton County

Things to Do in Southwest Ohio

Southwest Ohio has two large cities, Cincinnati and Dayton. Other cities in the southwest include Mason, Yellow Springs, and Hamilton.

Cincinnati

Cincinnati is Ohio’s third largest city by inner-city population, and the largest by metro population. The city crosses the Ohio River into Kentucky and crosses the county line into Indiana.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Cincinnati!

Dayton

Dayton is known as the home of the Wright Brothers, so there are many visitor attractions dedicated to them and flying in general in Dayton.

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Dayton!

Yellow Springs

Located in Greene County, Yellow Springs has a tiny population of just over 3,500 and an area of 2.02 square miles. Yellow Springs is, however, a great place to visit for anyone!

• Check out our article for more information about things to do in Yellow Springs!

More Places to Visit in Southwest Ohio

• Beavercreek | Greene County
• Springfield | Clark County
• Hamilton | Butler County
• Mason | Warren County

Let’s Visit Ohio Today!

Have you visited any of these places in Ohio? Do you think we have missed a gem that you love to visit? Leave a comment below and share your experience.

If you want to take the kids out for the day, check out our article about Things to Do in Ohio with Kids, or Resorts in Ohio lists a lot of fun places to visit either with or without the kids!

For nature lovers, Things to Do in Hocking Hills and Caves in Ohio have all you need to know! Round your day off with a visit to an Ohio Winery.

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Visit Lavender Farms in Ohio

Cutting your own lavender and taking pictures in the beautiful fields of purple is a fun activity, but it’s important to remember that they don’t last very long. Make sure you think about where you want to go and then find out when their varieties of lavender bloom, ensuring that you don’t miss your opportunity. Plan ahead because you may need to make reservations!

Map of Lavender Farms in Ohio

Tips for Visiting Lavender Farms

Here are some simple tips for visiting a lavender farm in Ohio:

• Call ahead to see if you need to make a reservation.
• Wear a hat or sunscreen. Lavender is a sun-loving plant.
• Check the forecast. Activities at lavender farms are typically weather-dependent.
• Don’t forget your camera! You will have great photo ops!
• Bring cash with you in case you want to purchase something at the shop. They may only accept cash.
• If cutting is allowed, consider bringing your own clippers, as supplies may be limited. You may also want to bring a bucket of water with you to keep your lavender fresh on the drive home.
• Bees are attracted to lavender but typically will not bother you unless they feel threatened. Consider whether this is a good activity if you have a bee allergy.
• Never visit after hours or when the farm is closed.

Lavender Farms in Northeast Ohio

Lavender Trails

Part of the Northeast Ohio (NEO) Lavender Trail, this farm has more than 2,500 plants spread over a mile of land. Eleven species of lavender, including white, pink, and multiple shades of purple, cover the diamond-shaped gardens.

• Address: 360 Collins Blvd, Orrville, Ohio 44667
• Phone: 330-855-1209 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Maize Valley

Maize Valley has even more to offer than its lavender field. They hold a festival each year in conjunction with Heart & Home Marketplace.

• Address: 6193 Edison St. NE, Hartville, Ohio 44632
• Phone: 330-877-8344 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Pegasus Farm Country Store and Gardens

On the NEO Lavender Trail, Pegasus Farm Country Store and Gardens has a lovely lavender farm where you can u-cut Monday through Saturday starting in mid-June until it’s gone.

• Address: 7656 Edison St. NE, Hartville, Ohio 44632
• Phone: 330-935-2300 |Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sandy Creek Ventures

Sandy Creek Ventures offers u-pick, beginning in mid-June and lasting until mid-July, as well as several other activities. You can enjoy an aromatic setting while doing Sunset Yoga in Lavender with a certified yoga instructor. You may also want Reserve & Relax time alone in the lavender fields, whether it be with a good book or a group of good friends.

• Address: 9336 Mapleton St SE, East Canton, Ohio 44730
• Website | Facebook

Lavender Farms in Northwest Ohio

Schooner Farms

This lavender farm has nine varieties of lavender that are in bloom from late June through September. On the last Saturday in June, they have an annual Lavender Festival. There is a lavender labyrinth, and they distill lavender oil.

• Address: 14890 Otsego Pike, Weston, Ohio 43569
• Phone: 419-261-0908 | Facebook | Instagram

Luckey Road Lavender Farm

Luckey Road Lavender Farm is a u-pick lavender farm with 850 plants in five varieties, including culinary and craft. Their lavender shop will open this year, and new classes will be available, too.

• Address: 19587 Luckey Road, Pemberville, Ohio 43450
• Facebook | Instagram

Lavender Farms in Central Ohio

Purple Plains Farm

This lavender farm is open for picking on Saturdays and Sundays starting in mid-June until it’s gone. You are welcome to cut lavender and shop their lavender products. Try their lavender lemonade, too!

• Address: 9340 Warner Road, Plain City, Ohio 43064
• Phone: 614-593-0234 | Facebook

Rockside Lavender Farm

Located on the Rockside Winery and Vineyards grounds, the Rockside Lavender Farm offers lavender u-pick times in mid-June.

They also cut, bundle, and dry their lavender. You can purchase it at Rockside Winery and Vineyard as well as Wyandotte Winery. Other lavender products are available too, like essential oil and hydrosol, or lavender water, which is distilled from their lavender crop.

• Address: 2363 Lancaster Newark Road, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
• Phone: 614-357-7522 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lane 57

Lane 57 is an event venue with lavender gardens. Located on 16 acres of farmland, this active working farm is a perfect barn venue for a wedding, family gathering, or other special event.

• Address: 5481 Babbitt Rd, New Albany, Ohio 43054
• Phone: 614-778-4312 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lavender Farms in Southwest Ohio

Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm

If you are looking for a variety of lavender, this lavender field is the place to go! Sunset Ridge sits on 33 acres and has 4,500 lavender plants in 14 varieties! Whether you want it for culinary purposes, for crafting, or if you just love the fragrance, you are sure to be pleased.

They offer u-pick when their lavender begins blooming in early June, with it peaking in late June. No appointment is necessary. Dates will be available soon, so keep an eye on their website for more information.

• Address: 6360 Fowler Road, Enon, Ohio 45323
• Phone: 937-974-2600 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sunshine Acres Lavender Farm

This lavender farm will open for u-pick days from late June through mid-July. When it is open to the public, you can stroll through the lavender field, cut your own fresh lavender bundles, rest in the shade by the pond while sipping on lavender lemonade, and visit the farm animals. You can even bring a picnic lunch! Feel free to take pictures and enjoy your time.

• Address: 2471 Moore Saur Road, Morrow, Ohio 45152
• Phone: 513-472-0070 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Cedar Ridge Trails

Cedar Ridge Trails is a family-run farm that offers ticketed u-pick days where you can peacefully connect with nature. Enjoy a complimentary raspberry lavender lemonade as you receive a quick tutorial on how to cut and care for lavender. They will supply the clippers and bundle ties.

• Address: 5388 Medlar Road, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
• Website | Facebook | Instagram

Onederings Lavender Farm

Onederings Lavender Farm opens to the public at the beginning of June. They will have ticketed u-pick events on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm until early July. They are closed on the Fourth of July.

Each ticket includes a bundle of u-pick lavender and a glass of lavender lemonade.

• Address: 2195 S. Clarksville Road, Clarksville, Ohio 45113
• Phone: 937-725-0830 | Website | Facebook

Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm

The annual Summer Solstice Lavender Festival is postponed for 2025 due to renovations.

• Address: 2387 Martinsville Road, Martinsville, Ohio 45146
• Phone: 513-322-2415 | Website | Facebook

Let’s Visit Lavender Farms in Ohio!

Have you had a chance to visit any Lavender Farms in Ohio yet? Which lavender farm is your favorite? We focused on a few lavender farms here, but if you have visited one in Ohio that you absolutely love, we want to hear about it! Leave a comment below and share your favorite lavender farm!

Summer is a great time for days out in Ohio with the kids! For some water play, check out River Tubing in Ohio. You will find many options at Hocking Hills Kayaking, too! Hocking Hills Horseback Riding offers ideas for a peaceful ride through some stunning nature.

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Whatever the weather, kids want to play and learn new things. Whilst the weather in Ohio can be great, indoor playgrounds in Ohio are ideal for when the weather is on the turn.

About Indoor Playgrounds in Ohio

Almost all kids want to do some physical activities like running and climbing. In this article, there is something for everyone. Some of the indoor playgrounds are in their own buildings, and some are part of museums, where play and science combine. Below, the selected indoor playgrounds in Ohio offer a large range of activities.

Map of Indoor Playgrounds in Ohio

Cindy’s Insider Ohio Tips

Indoor playgrounds are lifesavers when it is raining during school vacation! There is almost always a viewing gallery or snack place where adults can sit and keep an eye on their little ones. Depending on what your children enjoy, indoor playgrounds have just about every activity between them that anyone could wish for!

Children’s Museum of Cleveland

At the Children’s Museum of Cleveland, you can spend an entire day. This museum has 8 exhibits that keep kids of all ages entertained. There is a miniature city where the kids can do some climbing and explore Adventure City.

Kids can enjoy an arts and crafts area and a theater, and they can also play with bubbles. There is a lot of information on their website, including information about gift cards and membership packages.

• Address: 3813 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, Ohio 44115
• Phone: 216-791-7114 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Akron Children’s Museum

The Akron Children’s Museum is the perfect place to visit for fun and education. The play here is very hands-on, with environments like a farm, the theater, or even a doctor´s office. The museum also has a ton of games, projects, and science experiments for the kids to take part in.

More Information About Akron Children’s Museum

Kids have the opportunity to make a boat for the canal system, or how about helping to build a car and race it down the derby track? There is even something for the youngest visitors. There is a bespoke babies zone, where young babies and toddlers can play.

Akron Children’s Museum also offers memberships to visitors, which are ideal for people who would like to visit on a more regular basis. There is more information available on their website.

• Address: 216 S. Main Street, Akron, Ohio 44308
• Phone: 330-396-6103 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Buckeye Imagination Museum

Buckeye Imagination Museum is designed for kids from 2 to 10 years old. This museum encourages children to use their imaginations, and there are some great exhibits, including construction sites, fire trucks, and an ER. Birthday parties and other celebrations are catered for here. More information is available on their website.

• Address: 175 W 3rd St, Mansfield, Ohio 44903
• Phone: 419-522-2332 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Acres Of Fun

At Acres of Fun, there is a huge 10,000-square-foot skating rink, mini golf, go-karts, laser tag, an arcade, batting cages, and a restaurant.

Even though this is an indoor playground, there are some outdoor activities available as well. It should be noted that these activities can be canceled due to bad weather. Please check out their website for pricing and other information.

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

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center is a manor house, and some of the activities on offer here include XD 4D Theater, laser maze, haunted house, escape room, VR gaming, bounce houses, and an open play area.

The Ghostly Manor Thrill Center offers events, fun, and games throughout the year. Family nights are popular events. Details of all events are on the website.

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

The Dungeon At King Arthur’s Court

King Arthur’s Court more than encourages kids of all ages to come and play. The dungeon is full of toys for exploration, such as the Jungle Gym, hanging swings, indoor zipline, archery practice room, and a rock wall.

Please check out their website, as there are sometimes promotions and flash sales on offer.

• Address: 3040 Madison Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
• Phone: 513-531-4600 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Jump & Jacks

Jump & Jacks is the largest indoor playground in the Cincinnati area! So it comes as no shock that there are lots of things that will keep the kids entertained for hours. There is a toddler zone that is ideal for the small ones. They can crawl and climb on the different apparatus in the area.

There is also a giant jungle gym that is designed for kids between the ages of 3 and 11 years old.

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

Dig ‘N Play

This is a very large indoor playground at over 10,000 square feet. There is a 3-story play area, inflatables, and an open play space. Whilst the play area is designed more for younger children, older children are also more than welcome.

There is an area for adults too, where you can enjoy a glass of beer or a glass of wine. There is coffee on offer as well.

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

Scene75 Cleveland

Scene75 Cleveland had children of all ages in mind when they designed and built it. This amazing indoor playground has over 20 attractions, including mini golf, laser tag, bounce houses, and VR games.

There is also a large arcade that has over 200 games. There are three bars and a restaurant on-site, so the adults can chill out as well. Please visit the website for more information.

• Address: 3688 Center Rd, Brunswick, Ohio 44212
• Phone: 234-803-1100 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Scene75 Columbus!

Putt N Stuff

Putt n Stuff is an indoor playground, but it has an outdoor area as well. The indoor area includes go-karts, batting cages, laser tag, and a play area.

There is something for everyone here. Please check their website for promotions, opening times, and prices.

• Address: 134 S Kansas Rd, Orrville, Ohio 44667
• Phone: 330-683-1800 | Website | Facebook

Chuck E. Cheese

Chuck E. Cheese has 17 locations in Ohio, and they all offer great fun for the whole family. There are lots of arcade games and prizes. Chuck E. Cheese offers all-you-can-play at different times of the day.

There is playtime that is a lot quieter, for children who prefer less noise. There is also a sensory-sensitive time on Sundays. Packages for parties are available at Chuck E. Cheese, and there is more information available on their website.

Chuck E. Cheese Locations in Ohio

Columbus (Central Ohio)

• Address: 3631 Soldano Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43228
• Phone: 614-351-8884

Columbus (Central Ohio)

• Address: 3886 Morse Rd, Columbus, Ohio 43230
• Phone: 380-219-3838

Dublin (Central Ohio)

• Address: 2711 Martin Rd, Dublin, Ohio 43016
• Phone: 614-791-9480

Warren (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 2082 Niles Cortland Rd. SE, Warren, Ohio 44484
• Phone: 330-652-0740

North Canton (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 6370 Strip Ave. NW, North Canton, Ohio 44720
• Phone: 330-494-7140

Mentor (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 8000 Plaza Blvd., Unit J, Mentor, Ohio 44060
• Phone: 440-205-0446

Akron (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 2779 West Market St., Akron, Ohio 44333
• Phone: 330-869-8211

North Olmsted (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 26104 Great Northern Shopping Center, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070
• Phone: 440-734-9929

Parma (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 7601 West Ridgewood Drive, Parma, Ohio 44129
• Phone: 440-888-5700

Mayfield Heights (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 1615 Golden Gate Plaza, Mayfield Heights, Ohio 44124
• Phone: 440-684-1110

Boardman (Northeast Ohio)

• Address: 521 Boardman Poland Rd., Boardman, Ohio 44512
• Phone: 330-629-9929

Toledo (Northwest Ohio)

• Address: 5455 Airport Hwy Ste 9-I, Toledo, Ohio 43615
• Phone: 419-382-0222

Toledo (Northwest Ohio)

• Address: 5077 Monroe St, Toledo, Ohio 43623
• Phone: 419-841-9714

Cincinnati (Southwest Ohio)

• Address: 4394 Eastgate Square Dr. Ste. 900, Cincinnati, Ohio 45245
• Phone: 513-752-8188

Springfield (Southwest Ohio)

• Address: 2345 Valley Loop Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45504
• Phone: 937-324-4155

Sharonville (Southwest Ohio)

• Address: 1429 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville, Ohio 45246
• Phone: 513-772-2720

Miamisburg (Southwest Ohio)

• Address: 30 Prestige Place, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
• Phone: 937-439-2364

Contact Details for Chuck E Cheese

• Phone: 888-778-7193 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Let’s Visit Indoor Playgrounds in Ohio!

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

Do you like to pick Pumpkins? Fleitz Pumpkin Farm is a great place to visit. Rittman Orchard is another great place to visit if you would like to pick your Apples. If you fancy creeping around Haunted Houses, Haunted Houses Columbus Ohio 2023 is a great guide.

If you are looking for some other fantastic places in Ohio, we suggest: Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park, Highbanks Metro Park, and Blendon Woods.

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About Resorts in Ohio

The list of resorts in Ohio is huge, so you may not know where to begin when you are looking for the perfect vacation or short stay! We have listed some of the best here and split them into three categories: Family Friendly Resorts, Nature Resorts, and Adult Resorts.

You can book a stay at all these resorts, and they all offer activities of some kind. Some are more geared toward children, some have adults in focus, and others have a bit of both!

Map of Resorts in Ohio

Family Friendly Resorts

These family-friendly resorts in Ohio provide a lot of entertainment for children and adults alike. They are very seriously geared toward giving the whole family a great experience.

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions

Kalahari Resorts is in Sandusky, and the company aims to share its love for Africa with its guests. At the resort, you will find African artwork, furniture, music, and crafts. They also support the people, places, and cultures they are inspired by.

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

Millbrook Outdoor Resort

Millbrook is situated on the shores of a 10-acre lake and offers three types of accommodation, Park Villas, Deluxe Cabins, and RV and Tent Campsites.

• Address: 4051 State Route 46 South, New Lyme, Ohio 44047
• Phone: 440-484-4000 | Website | Facebook

Great Wolf Lodge Mason

Great Wolf Lodge at Mason in the Cincinnati area is one of the largest waterparks in Ohio.

• Address: 2501 Great Wolf Dr, Mason, Ohio 45040
• Phone: 800-913-9653 | Website |Facebook | Instagram

Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky

Great Wolf Lodge Sandusky is similar to Great Wolf Lodge Mason.

• Address: 4600 Milan Rd, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 800-641-9653 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Hotel Breakers at Cedar Point

Hotel Breakers is a beachfront resort on the shores of Lake Erie and just steps away from entrances to Cedar Point and Cedar Point Shores.

• Address: 1 Cedar Point Dr, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 419-627-2106 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Castaway Bay Indoor Waterpark Resort

Castaway Bay Indoor Waterpark Resort is near Cedar Point, Sandusky. It has lots of activities in the indoor waterpark and resort, as well as dining options and shops.

• Address: 2001 Cleveland Rd W, Sandusky, Ohio 44870
• Phone: 419-627-2106 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Nature Resorts

The resorts in this list are situated in natural surroundings and offer a lot of hiking and fitness activities. Most of these resorts welcome children and offer some activities for them.

Hocking Hills State Park Lodge

Hocking Hills State Park Lodge must be every hiker’s idea of paradise! It has 81 guestrooms, decorated and furnished in rustic style, and 40 cabins, some of which are pet-friendly.

• Address: 20020 State Rte 664 S, Logan, Ohio 43138
• Phone: 740-270-6100 | Website | Facebook Instagram

Ravenwood Castle

Ravenwood Castle is built in the style of 12th and 13th-century defense castles in England and Wales. A stay at this resort is a true step back in time!

• Address: 65666 Bethel Rd, New Plymouth, Ohio 45654
• Phone: 740-596-2606 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Hueston Woods Lodge

Hueston Woods Lodge is in the southwest of Ohio in Hueston Woods State Park.

• Address: 5201 Lodge Road, College Corner, Ohio 45003
• Phone: 800-282-7275 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Salt Fork State Park Lodge

Salt Fork Lodge is just over two miles from Salt Fork State Park. There are three accommodation options: Lodge Rooms, Cabins, and Pet-Friendly Accommodations.

• Address: 14755 Cadiz Road, Lore City, Ohio 43755
• Phone: 740-435-9000 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Cherry Ridge Retreat

Cherry Ridge Retreat at Hocking Hills offers stays for families, romantic getaways, and rustic living accommodations.

• Address: 22097 Cherry Ridge Road, New Plymouth, Ohio 45654
• Phone: 740-380-7777 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Maumee Bay Lodge

Maumee Bay Lodge has 120 guest rooms, rooms with a lake view, rooms with outdoor pool access, loft rooms, and accessible rooms. There are also cabins, pet-friendly accommodations, a reunion cabin for groups, and marina slips if you wish to travel by boat.

• Address: 1750 State Park Road #2, Oregon, Ohio 43616
• Phone: 419-836-1466 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Punderson Manor Lodge

Punderson Manor is an English Tudor-style manor with beautiful architecture and stunning surroundings.

• Address: 11755 Kinsman Road, Newbury, Ohio 44065
• Phone: 440-564-9144 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls

The Inn at Cedar Falls is surrounded by Hocking Hills State Park. Some of the best places to visit in Hocking Hills are very nearby.

The accommodations include cabins, geodomes, cottages, yurts, and lodges.

• Address: 21190 State Route 374, Logan, Ohio 43138
• Phone: 740-385-7489 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Resorts in Ohio for Adults

These resorts for adults are mainly geared toward grown-ups! Without a lot of activities for kids, children are still welcome at some of them.

The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake

The Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake has 109 rooms as well as 25 lakeside cottages.

• Address: 4888 N Broadway, Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio 44041
• Phone: 866-806-8066 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Glenlaurel Scottish Inn & Cottages

Glenlaurel has 22 private accommodations that feature genuine Scottish-themed décor and luxurious amenities.

• Address: 14940 Mount Olive Rd, Rockbridge, Ohio 43149-9736
• Phone: 740-385-4070 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Belamere Suites Hotel

Belamere Suites Hotel is all about romantic getaways. Leave the kids at home and indulge yourselves in a luxurious experience designed just for couples.

• Address: 12200 Williams Rd, Perrysburg, Ohio 43551
• Phone: 866-499-2353 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Cherry Valley Hotel

Cherry Valley Hotel in central Ohio is in beautiful countryside and offers relaxing breaks in their suites and rooms that feature a range of luxurious amenities.

• Address: 2299 Cherry Valley Rd SE, Newark, Ohio 43055
• Phone: 740-788-1200 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

More Ohio Adult Getaway Destinations

• The Inn at Honey Run, Millersburg | Website
• Berlin Resort, Millersburg | Website
• Gervasi Vineyard, Canton | Website
• Nomad Ridge at The Wilds, Zanesville | Website
• Landoll’s Mohican Castle, Loudonville | Website
• The Timbrook Guesthouse, Columbus | Website

Let’s Visit Resorts in Ohio

Have you visited any of the listed resorts in Ohio? How did you enjoy your stay? We would love to know! Leave a comment below and share your experience.

If you are searching for more family days out, check out our article Things to Do with Kids in Ohio, or Indoor Water Parks for any season of the year.

If you would like to take a Carriage Ride in Ohio, this is an activity for family time or a romantic adventure for just the two of you! Or you might like to find Ohio Wineries, our article is a great directory to find a winery near you.

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