Whigrose

Hello,
We are in Ohio for seven to twelve days, from June 3rd through the 10th or so. Any gorgeous country side we should soak in, casual play houses, family restaurants, etc.?

We aren't the type to shop till we drop but we love cafes, local eateries, artisans shops and so forth. Currently we are RV camping in Geneva. We don't mind travelling out a couple of hours rather than breaking camp and losing a day of visiting. Don't be shy about suggesting areas we aren't close because we plan to each direction.

Thanks so much,
Best, deb

KatiesMom

Holmes Cty, by all means this is Amish country great shopping and great eating.You can spend several days there,also several camps sites.

starshine

Here are a few ideas, if the links don't register live cut and paste.

The Wilds, near Zanesville www.thewilds.org/ ;

Columbus zoo, (national #1 rating) <cite class="_Pd" style="color: rgb(0, 102, 33); font-style: normal; font-size: small; font-family: arial, sans-serif; line-height: 16px; white-space: nowrap;">www.colszoo.org/</cite>;

Columbus Art Festival June 6-8 (280 artists flyer says nationally acclaimed) http://columbusartsfestival.org/

Tecumseh outdoor drama!,

Murals in Stubenville;

Hocking hills in Southeastern Ohio;

Hocking Valley scenic train rides http://www.hvsry.org/

Cuyahoga national park http://www.nps.gov/cuva/index.htm

Athens Dairy barn (cultural arts center for Athens) currently has art on paper display, free on Thurs evening. On odd calendar years -2015 next they have Quilt National display June-Sept (labor day) if you will be here next summer.
www.dairybarn.org

And Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is in Cleveland.

Astabula County has at least 17 covered bridges, including a modern largest one in Astabula itself.

If you are anywhere near Oberlin Lorenzo's Pizza family owned and wonderful http://www.lorenzospizza.com/


We found this ice cream chocolate family owned shop on the way back from Cleveland Airport it was a unique shop.
Malley's Chocolates

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quilt1950

We recently enjoyed Roscoe Village and The Warther Carving Museum. We stayed in Holmes County, and enjoyed Keim Lumber, and Miller Dry Goods.

Dyan

Toledo Zoo was just rated by USA today as best in the country. It is a nice zoo, but holmes county is a beautiful part of Ohio too. The Amish and shopping, lots of bed and breakfast.

KyKaren1949

We've been to Berlin, OH and absolutely loved it. There are a couple of nice quilt shops there-Helping Hands is in downtown Berlin, Keim Lumber, Boyd and Wurthman Café, Swiss Valley Furniture, Walnut Creek Amish Flea Market, Kaufmann Country Bakery and a leisurely drive through the countryside to see all the Amish farms is wonderful. Loved the Amish cheese shops and their bulk food stores too.

Ahof

We have been to Berlin , we loved it.

frenan

Check this out if you would like to visit a unique quilt shop. I love the Door Mouse in Bettsville, Oh.
http://www.americanvintagequilts.com...uilt-shop.html

RV Quilter

The Air Force Museum in Dayton at Wright Patterson Air Force Base is another great place to visit. Fabric Shack in Waynesville has lots of fabric available and is also online. Enjoy your stay.

SunlitenSmiles

just for curiosity you could visit the corporate offices of Joannes.... in the cities of Hudson and spreads over into Twinsville if I remember correctly (6 years ago). It is huge and has several 'front' doors ...the one for fabric,etc. and for the craft sales (commissioned) are on the Hudson side of the building/warehouse..... .or it could someday be an aircraft hanger for space shuttles or the international space station it is that huge and all one story, as I remember, and there was huge parking lot that appeared to go all around the building