Things to do in Ohio Amish Country

Ohio's only outdoor passion play, staged under the stars near Cambridge every summer since 1975.

A working 18-stall roundhouse housing the world's largest private collection of steam locomotives.

Home to Behalt, a 265-foot cyclorama mural depicting the history of the Amish and Mennonite people.

A cheesehouse, estate winery, and restaurant complex at the gateway to Ohio's Amish Country.

A family-run Amish showroom of solid-hardwood furniture in Sugarcreek, Ohio.

A National Road crossroads town known for glass-making heritage, Salt Fork State Park, and a life-size Bigfoot sculpture.

A lake-and-farmland county in Ohio's foothills, anchored by Atwood Lake and the town of Carrollton.

Home to Historic Roscoe Village, a recreated 1830s Ohio & Erie Canal town.

The Ohio Amish Country cheese factory that invented Baby Swiss, with a viewing window and on-site restaurant.

A country inn in Ohio's Amish Country with an on-site winery and horseback riding stable.

A working farm market in Ohio's Amish Country with a petting zoo, corn maze, and bakery.

The heart of Ohio's Amish Country, spanning Berlin, Millersburg, Charm, and Walnut Creek.

A preserved Victorian-era mansion museum in Dover, Ohio, run by the Dover Historical Society.

A fourth-generation, 50-acre lumber and home-building supply destination in Ohio's Amish Country.

An old-fashioned hardware store in Amish Country stocking non-electric and simple-living goods.

Amish-built rustic furniture showroom in the heart of Ohio's Holmes County Amish Country.

Gateway to Ohio's Mohican Country, known for river canoeing, camping, and wooded gorge scenery.

A castle-like 1886 former Ohio prison turned museum, famous as the filming location of The Shawshank Redemption.

A three-day heritage festival that turns downtown Sugarcreek into a Swiss village each fall.

A Berlin, Ohio shop specializing in hand-painted Polish pottery from Boleslawiec, Poland.

A family entertainment center in northeast Ohio offering mini golf and batting cages.

Home of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the birthplace of the NFL.

The 'Little Switzerland of Ohio,' known for its Swiss heritage, Amish country shops, and giant cuckoo clock.

A year-round Christmas and holiday gift shop in Ohio's Amish Country.

Guided van tours of Ohio's Amish Country, including an in-home dinner with an Amish family.

A long-running outdoor drama depicting Moravian missionaries and the Delaware people of 1700s eastern Ohio.

Amish Country foothills region home to Ohio's only Revolutionary War fort and two outdoor historical dramas.

A restored 19th-century German communal-society village with ten museum buildings open to visitors.

Downtown Canton's art museum, known for American watercolors and rotating contemporary exhibitions.

A free community museum in downtown Massillon covering local history, art, and pop culture.

Outdoor family entertainment park with mini golf, go-karts, bumper boats and batting cages.

A network of ten Ohio lakes and reservoirs across the Muskingum River watershed offering boating, camping, fishing and hiking.

Family-run leather shop in Ohio's Amish Country selling handmade belts, wallets and horse collars.

Indoor axe-throwing club in Sugarcreek, Ohio with lane coaching, games and a lounge atmosphere.

Amish bakery and cafe in Ohio's Amish Country known for pastries, fry pies and homemade breads.

Small Muskingum County village near Ohio's Amish Country, promoted by its community tourism association.

A 55,000-square-foot Amish Country food market selling cheese, meats, baked goods, and bulk foods.

A private two-story collection of vintage Coleman lanterns, stoves and camping gear.

Annual hot air balloon festival with dawn and dusk launches, night glow and fireworks.

A two-building Amish Country fabric and quilt shop stocking thousands of bolts, notions and handmade crafts.

A 20,000-square-foot Amish Country showroom of locally handcrafted hardwood furniture since 1990.