If you’re looking for family friendly places to go and things to do in Ohio with kids, look no further! We’ve included details on some of the best family friendly events, activities and attractions in the state. From Lake Erie in Sandusky to the Ohio River in Cincinnati and everywhere in between, this list will help you find attractions for the whole family to enjoy together. Most are open all year round, while some are seasonal activities. We’ve even included many FREE things to do with kids in Ohio!
We hope you find it helpful as you plan outings with your family and friends. And if so, please share with anyone else that might find it helpful too!
Majestic Meadows Alpacas & Boutique
Fun for all ages! Come pet, feed and interact with all the animals on the farm!
Majestic Meadows Alpacas is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors.
The 20-acre property includes open pastures for you to roam in which gives you a truly unique interactive experience that gets you up close and personal with all the animals on the farm as you walk through the fields.
The farm is home to over 75 alpacas, llamas, miniature highland cows, miniature donkeys and horses, sheep, goats, kangaroos, wallabies, miniature potbellied pigs, camels, turkeys, tortoises, capybaras, and NEW IN 2024 – prehensile tailed porcupines and Asian small clawed otters!
Open daily. Make reservations to experience the farm today!
Kids Bowl FREE all Summer Long!
That’s right, free fun all summer!
Kids Bowl Free is a nationwide program that provides FREE games of bowling for kids all summer long. There are 17 bowling alley’s in Northeast Ohio offering free bowling and some start May 1!
Step 1 – Find a participating bowling alley near you.
Step 2 – Complete the form to register your kids for two free games each day all summer long.
Step 3 – Have fun bowling!
Plus, you can also purchase a family pass that allows you to bowl with your kids!
Cleveland Children’s Museum
The Children’s Museum of Cleveland is perfect for spending the day with the little ones. Specifically designed for all children from birth to age 8, the museum offers unique, themed areas for play. Every corner of the historic building is designed with learning, creativity, and fun in mind.
Full of interactive exhibits, your kids can explore a mini-city, including a farmer’s market, auto shop, doctor’s office, rooftop garden and more in the Adventure City area. Climb into the two story play place and discover how things work and why things happen with whirlpools, jets, rivers and more in the Wonder Science Lab. Learn and be creative in the world of Theater, explore color in the children’s art studio, and enjoy hands-on play and discover little things in the colorful Making Miniatures exhibit.
The family friendly museum includes special areas designed for infants, crawler, and early walkers as well as a sensory friendly room for those with autism which is also ADA accessible.
Children’s Museum of Cleveland
3813 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115
(216) 791-7114
Website
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Alien Adventure Mini Golf
Located in Media, Alien Vacation Mini Golf is an out-of-this-world glow in the dark golf course where each hole is unique, challenging and fun.
The interactive exhibits offer a 3D experience that all ages will enjoy as they play through 12 completely unique themed holes including: dinosaurs, under the sea, outer space, carnival and more! Halfway through the course you’ll find the “Mars Bar” seating area where you can stop for a drink for both adult and family friendly treats including slushies and Dippin’ Dots ice cream.
The attraction is located in the lower level of Castle Noel, so if you love all things Christmas, combining the two experiences makes for even more family fun.
Alien Vacation Mini Golf
260 S Court St, Medina, OH 44256
Website
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Sweeties Golfland
If outdoor mini golf is a summer activity staple for your family, then your kids will love this candy themed miniature golf park. Choose from two different 18 hole courses (one easy, one more challenging) where you can enjoy putt putt among huge larger-than-life lollipops, Pez dispensers, jelly beans, and more candy themed delights. Both courses offer plenty of shade on hot summer days or enjoy a round of night golf with illuminated holes and a huge lighted castle for fun photo opps.
After playing, stop by Sweeties Candy, the largest candy store in North America. You’ll find huge aisles of assorted candies to browse, stock up on your favorite treats, and pick a few new options to try too. Be sure to top off your adventure with a delicious ice cream treat at their soda shoppe with 36 flavors of their homemade ice cream and tons of toppings to choose from.
Sweeties Golfland Park – Open Seasonally
6770 Brookpark Rd Cleveland, OH 44129
Website
Fossil Park
If you’re looking for something unique to do, you won’t want to miss Fossil Park in Sylvania. Located in the the Toledo area, it is one of only two geological parks in the world with Devonian Era fossils dating back to nearly 375 million years ago.
With five ADA accessible acres of quarry to explore, the family friendly site offers soft shale easy enough to break open with bare hands to make your fossils hunting easy. Be sure to bring a brush to clean your fossils and a container to carry them home.
In addition to digging for fossils, the park also offers a variety of other activities including a playground, walking and bike trails, fishing, picnic areas with grills and volleyball courts. Pets are allowed in most areas except the fossil pit. Admission and fossil hunting are free of charge to all visitors.
Fossil Park
5675 Centennial Road, Sylvania, OH
Website
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Tuscora Park
Located just off interstate 77 south of Canton, Tuscora Park is a great place for family fun and entertainment. Head out to play for free on their multiple playgrounds or for a small fee you can enjoy the park’s many fun rides and activities.
With admission, the family friendly park offers swimming in one of their three swimming pools, miniature golf, and vintage amusement park rides including a carousel, Ferris wheel, and more! Pack a picnic lunch or purchase one from the concession stand to enjoy a full day of affordable family fun!
Before you go, be sure to check their website for their long list of Summer Showcase live entertainment held in the amphitheater.
Tuscora Park
161 Tuscora Ave. NW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Website
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Great Lakes Science Center
With hundreds of hands-on exhibits for all ages the Great Lakes Science Center is perfect for a full day of family fun. The museum offers tons interactive exhibits for all ages including special youth exhibits for kids under 7 where they can play, climb, build, and more.
Learn about space in the NASA Glenn Visitor Center, explore boat life on the William G. Mather Steamship, and make science come alive as your hair stands on end on the “Bridge of Fire”! In addition to the engaging exhibits, your family can attend daily science demonstrations and catch a show or two in the six story high DOME Theater for an amazing surround screen experience.
Also, be sure to check out the science center’s long list of events, camps, programs, and group activities offered throughout the year. Have a science loving kid? You can even host a birthday party at the museum.
Great Lakes Science Center
601 Erieside Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114
Website
National Museum of the US Air Force
Head south to the Dayton area to explore the National Museum of the US Air Force. This large museum with four hangers full of more than 150 planes, missiles, and aircraft-related displays. It is a must-see for aviation fans and anyone who would like to learn more about the history of aviation from the Wright Brothers to modern space vehicles.
The whole family can enjoy the museum with plenty of room for strollers and electric carts for those with limited mobility. Visit their website before you go for guided tour times, food options, information on their collections, virtual tours, interactive apps, self-guided tour materials and all the details you’ll need to plan your trip.
Plan at least a full day visit. Admission and parking are FREE!
National Museum of the US Air Force
1100 Spaatz Street, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 45433
Website
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Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
This National Historic Landmark was built in 1873 and served as the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot and WWII Canteen. The depot has been beautifully restored so visitors can now explore and enjoy the railroad museum’s many WWII exhibits, enjoy a meal at the depot restaurant, and shop for souvenirs at the gift shop.
While all ages will enjoy the experience, the museum offers special touches perfect for kids including a scavenger hunt, children’s interactive railroad experience car and of course the model train room. Check their website for train ride events including their very popular Polar Express event for kids of all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the museum or online through each event’s ticket link.
Plus, as part of The History Loop, visitors can buy and visit three museum experiences in one day including the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum, Historic Schoenbrunn Village, and the Museum of Clay Industry and Folk Art at a discounted price. Visit their website for details.
Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
400 Center St., Dennison, OH 44621
Website
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Great Wolf Lodge Indoor Water Park
With both a northern and southern Ohio location and waterpark passes included with every stay, the Great Wolf Lodge is a great option for a weekend getaway.
No matter what time of year you choose to stay, you’ll find that each lodge is spacious, clean, and offers a variety of standard suites as well as themed family suites to make your stay even more fun. Plus, guests get maximize time in the water because you can use the water park starting at 1pm on the day of check in and until the park closes the day of checkout.
As if the amazing water park isn’t enough, each Great Wolf Lodge location also offers many other family friendly activities including arcade games, a MagiQuest adventure throughout the lodge, story times, character appearances and more.
Sandusky Location:
4600 Milan Rd., Sandusky, OH 44870
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Cincinnati/Mason Location:
2501 Great Wolf Dr., Mason, OH 45040
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Majestic Meadows Alpacas
Located in Medina on 20 acres with open pastures to roam, Majestic Meadows Alpacas is a fun petting zoo where your family can get up close and personal with a variety of animals your kids are sure to love.
Meet and spend time with more than 75 of your favorite petting zoo animals including sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas, horses, donkeys, miniature cows and potbellied pigs, kangaroos, a camel named “Gus” and a tortoise named “Sheldon.”
Be sure to visit their website before you go to check out their special events and activities list then stop into their family-owned boutique for clothing items for the whole family and one-of-a-kind gifts before you leave.
Majestic Meadows Alpacas
4195 Abbeyville Rd., Medina, OH 44256
Website
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COSI — Center of Science and Industry
COSI is a family friendly science and industry center located in the heart of Ohio with more than 300 interactive exhibits that will keep your family learning and having fun for hours.
Perfect for toddlers through elementary age children, the science center offers family fun for all ages with several permanent attractions including a Planetarium with several show times per day, a Dinosaur Gallery with a huge moving T. rex model, and a little kidspace® where your youngest family members can play, learn, and explore.
The museum also offers an outdoor science park, several special limited-time exhibits, as well as live shows and demonstrations. Be sure to check their calendar of events for more information, times, and details.
COSI – Center of Science and Industry
333 West Broad St., Columbus, OH 43216
Website
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Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Open Tuesday through Sunday (closed Monday), the Cleveland Museum of Natural History is packed with programs, activities, and engaging exhibits.
Explore nature and science at the Smead Discovery Center with daily “Show and Tell” programs. Visit the planetarium for a 30 minute HUE-niverse or Big Bird’s Adventure program. Take in a 3D movie during one of the many show times available each day and find out more about endangered species, amazing insects, and winged life from pterosaurs to butterflies inside the museum.
In addition to the indoor museum exhibits and activities, visitors can head outside to the Perkins Wildlife Center for an immersive animal experience and meet bob cats Bitty and Bob, Lancelot the porcupine, river otters, several variety of birds and more wildlife animals, as well as a variety of themed nature walks and hikes.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
1 Was Oval Drive, Cleveland, OH 44106
Website
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Cedar Point Amusement Park
With 18 roller coasters, a huge waterpark, campground, on site hotels, and private Lake Erie Beach, this popular Ohio amusement park is packed with family fun for all ages.
Plan a one day visit or a week long vacation to enjoy all that Cedar Point has to offer. Get your tickets to the amusement park for the roller coasters, several children’s ride and play areas, live shows, games, coal-fired steam train ride, and tons of food options to please everyone. Reserve a private cabana then splash and cool off with 18 acres of water slides, water rides, and swimming pools at Cedar Point Shores waterpark. Head out to the Cedar Point beach to take a break from the action, build a sandcastle, play beach volleyball, paddle board on the lake, parasail, or rent jet skis.
Visit the Cedar Point website for details for the many places to stay, vacation package discounts, as well as special events and behind the scenes tours available all season long.
Cedar Point Amusement Park
1 Cedar Point Drive, Sandusky, OH 44870
Website
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Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Head to Columbus, Ohio to explore and enjoy 88-acres of activity and gardens at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.
Explore the conservatory on your own or participate in a group tour to see the many seasonal exhibits, 400 species of greenhouse plants (featuring a variety of biomes), palms from around the world, rotating gallery of art exhibitions, children’s garden activities, and more. In the North Courtyard the conservatory offers daily glassblowing demonstrations to share how molten glass can be transformed into to amazing works of art.
To round out your our experience, enjoy lunch at the onsite cafe and visit their Botanical Gift shop to purchase plants, gardening tools, hand blown glass art, and a variety of nature-themed items. Also, be sure to visit their website before you go, for a long events calendar full of classes, events, and unique garden themed activities indoors and out. Group discounts available.
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
1777 E. Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43203
Website
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Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
With 10,000 animals from around the world, it’s not a surprise that the Columbus Zoo is the most popular zoo in Central Ohio. Plan for a full day visit, wear comfortable walking shoes, and feel free to pack your own lunch before you head out for a day of animal experiences.
The zoo is open 363 days a year and offers hours of family fun with with special events, unique animal experiences, and more. See your favorite zoo animals, visit the Lorikeets, stroll with kangaroos, and spend some time with friendly barnyard animals too. For an additional fee take in a 4-D movie, ride The Grand Carousel, take a pony or camel ride, touch stingrays and aquatic animals, or enjoy a boat ride on Dinosaur island!
The zoo is fun year round, but plan ahead to visit during the Boo at the Zoo and Wildlights seasons that start in October. Special pricing, discounted admission, and special events details can be found on their website.
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
4850 Powell Road, Powell, OH 43065
Website
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Olentangy Indian Caverns
Underground caverns, mini golf, gem mining, petting zoo and more, are all waiting for you when you visit the Olentangy Indian Caverns in Delaware, Ohio.
Formed by an ancient underground river millions of years ago, the Olentangy Caverns are a maze of winding trails and large underground rooms. Starting in the museum, your family will learn about the history of the cave and see artifacts left by the Wyandot Indians. Then with map in hand, you will go down concrete stairway to the entrance of the cave where you can explore three levels of the caverns by a self-guided audio tour, lasting about 30 minutes.
As part of your all access pass admission families can play a round of Native-American themed mini golf, enjoy a picnic on site, play on the playground, slide down a firetruck slide, and take an approximate 1 mile walk in the woods. For an extra fee, kids can also enjoy gem mining and a special treasure hunt maze.
Olentangy Indian Caverns
1779 Home Road, Delaware, OH 43015
Website
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
If your family loves music, including playing musical instruments, plan your visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame now. The distinctive pyramid shaped building in Cleveland, Ohio is best known for honoring rock and roll legends and exploring the history of rock and roll, but the family friendly museum offers so much more.
Best suited for older kids and teens, but perfect for anyone who loves music, level two of the museum has been named The Garage. The area offers interactive exhibits where your family can pick up a real instrument and play the guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards together. Video prompts will walk you through how to play. You can also relax in the lounge area with an acoustic instrument, explore The Garage Gear exhibits instruments collection or watch a band in action in the Jam space.
With 4 levels, the building’s main entrance is the ticketing level and offers a museum store, coffee and Backstage Stories exhibit. Level 0 of the museum hosts history exhibits including films and interactive kiosks. And the top floor of the museum is where you will find the official Hall of Fame exhibits. Be sure to check the schedule when planning your visit for special events and live performances.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
1100 E. 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114
Website
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Harry London Chocolate Factory
Enjoy a free tour and a variety of delightful chocolates at Harry London Chocolates Factory and Fannie May Factory store in North Canton. It’s a delicious, educational, and fun experience you won’t want to miss!
The approximate 45 minute tour is offered at the top of each hour from 11am-3pm, Monday through Thursday. Starting with a short video, you’ll learn about the history and timeline of the company. Then during the guided tour of the working factory, your family will see how chocolates are made, sample delicious chocolates and gelato, and watch candies make their way down the production line before being wrapped and boxed for sale.
Call ahead to reserve your visit before you go, then explore the Fannie May retail store to purchase treats to take home and share with friends and family before you leave.
Harry London Chocolates Factory Tour
5353 Lauby Road, North Canton, OH 44720
Website
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Yoder’s Amish Home
If your family have always wanted to learn more about the life of the Amish, a trip to visit Yoder’s Amish Home is perfect for you.
The Amish family home and farm offers guests the opportunity to pet animals in the 100+ year old barn, meet a teacher and explore a one-room school house, take an Amish buggy ride, enjoy a fresh baked treat from the on-site bakery, and even learn a little German. Guided tours are offered by local Amish guides where you can learn about Amish history and culture in the area. Although no one lives in the historic home, the owners do live on the property and offer an authentic peek into Amish life in Ohio.
Open seasonally May through October, you’ll find picnic tables and a covered lunch area to enjoy a snack or meal during your visit.
Yoder’s Amish Home
6050 State Route 515, Millersburg, OH 44654
Website
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Lakewood Park & Playground
Lakewood Park is 31 acres of family friendly activity. With Lake Erie and Downtown Cleveland skyline views from the brick lakefront walkway, the park is as beautiful as it is fun.
The destination is an extremely popular park with a huge playground for kids of all ages. Families can enjoy multiple play areas with unique playground equipment including a skywalk not usually found at other parks. Play tennis, baseball, sand volleyball, or try the skate park while you’re there.
In addition to the playground and sports opportunities, families can walk and and take in beautiful Lake Erie views on the many paved walkways, sit and listen to the waves from the solstice steps, swim at the large public swimming pool, and listen to free concerts and performances in the summer months.
Lakewood Park & Playground
14532 Lake Avenue, Lakewood, OH 44107
Website
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Magical Theatre Company
With the mission of bringing professional theatre to young people and families, the Magical Theatre Company has been performing in Ohio’s historic Park Theatre in Barberton since 1985.
Offering a variety of new shows each season, your family can enjoy performances that are both age appropriate and entertaining for the whole family. Details for this season’s shows and tickets can be found on their website.
The Magical Theatre Company also offers several educational and engagement opportunities for kids including student matinees/school field trips, classes, workshops, and summer drama camps.
Magical Theatre Company
565 W. Tuscarawas Avenue, Barberton, OH 44203
Website
Coney Island Outdoor Water Park – Closed December 2023
In December 2023, Coney Island announced it was closed it’s doors and would not reopen for the 2024 season.
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All I can say is WOW WOW WOW!!! I can’t believe all this information. I am a very busy working single mom and this site will make it so easy to find things to do easily. Thank you thank you!!! I am go glad you offered this added bonus membership I have followed your newsletters for years but this puts it all at your finger tips!
Kim
What happened to the kids eat free section? I don’t see it anywhere. Thanks, Heather
Here you go: https://northeastohiofamilyfun.com/kids-eat-free-in-northeast-ohio/
Thanks for the great list! We got caught by surprise with this snowstorm in early April and were really scrambling for things to do!
Me and my sons enjoyed going to Northeast Ohio in the summer and now my grandchildren loves it
Thanks for the info; after moving out of Ohio 8 years ago I needed some advise where to take my kids whom are anxious to go and visit the town that saw me grow.
I’m just wondering if this info is current, I notice comments are from almost a year ago… ???
Never mind, just noticed I was reading backwards lol
We’re planning on visiting this winter… any other info is appreciated.
Thanks!!
When will the dates for all this years Halloween stuff be updated?
Khristina,
It will be update early next week. Thanks for checking.
Danielle
HI, the link for touch a truck is for the 2013 dates. Could you please update 😉
Jennifer,
You must like to plan ahead too! 🙂 I’ll have all the dates/times updated by the end of this month, I’ve got to get the Mother’s Day Events article finished first. 🙂 If you check back near end of April the 2014 dates will be there. Hope that helps!
Danielle
I notice that Rubber City Rollergirls are on the list under sports, but not Burning River Roller Girls (http://www.burningriverollergirls.com) or NEO Roller Derby (http://www.neorollerderby.com/). There’s also Sandusky Roller Girls (http://www.sanduskyrollergirls.com)
Jodie,
Thanks for pointing that out. I wasn’t familiar with those teams. Just added them to the listing.
Have a great day!
Danielle
Wow! Just moved here from LA and just wondering how I am going to engage my 7 yr and 3 yr old.
So many places to visit, you made my life easier.
thanks
Sanjay
Awesome! it gives a lot of good things for the kids
Great list! I’d also like to add Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary in Ravenna. We provide tours for the whole family from Spring through the end of October. Tour guests are given the opportunity to learn about and interact with rescued farm animals and then are treated to refreshments afterward.
Amy,
Thanks for letting us know about Happy Trails Farm Animal Sanctuary. I’ll be sure to add it to the list.
Take Care,
Danielle
Thanks for the list. I have found multiple things to do (and have already done) when mommy is at work and dad has to find things to do with the kids age 9, 3, 2. I would like to throw out for any who make it to the comments that surprising to me, a look at geocaching, which is FREE!, has been one of the most fun and family team building opportunities I could have ever imagined. Please give it a try. Look over the how to get started, find an easy geocache to begin and have fun. The searching is a treasure hunt for young and old. I have a great time and my kids do too. Its been one day trying and I’ve already got 2 more planned for tomorrow and at least 6 more hunts ready for future dates. Yay!
Mark,
Thanks for the comment, and I couldn’t agree more. We love geocaching! It’s such a fun and inexpensive activity that both kids and adults will enjoy. We just found #94 today. Our goal is to reach 100 before the end of October. 🙂
Happy Caching!
Danielle
Shanelle,
Thanks for the suggestions! We’ll get them added to the list.
Take Care,
Danielle
wow…this list makes me feel so much happier than i was. We are moving from NY with a 4 yr old and i was worried about the not been able to find anything for her too do as compared to NYC. thank you so much for sharing this list.
Sonal,
So glad you found our site as well. There are so many fun things to do in Northeast Ohio you’ll definitely be able to find fun things to do with your 4 year old.
I hope you’ll stick around as we are always posting fun things to do and area events.
Have a save move and Welcome to Ohio!
Danielle
Wow, this is great for me too! I also just moved here from NYC and I can’t wait to get my daughter involved in all of these fun things to do.
Channon,
Welcome to Ohio!! Glad you find it useful and I hope it helps as you explore your new community. If you ever have any questions please let me know.
Take Care,
Danielle
Romp N Stomp at 900 Medina Road is also a fun place for kids. They have open plays, camps, family fun nights, toddler times and much more. You can also rent bounce houses from them or hold a birthday party there. Check out their website at http://www.rompnstompcenter.net
Thanks!
Thank you for compiling this list, it will be useful for planning things to do with my grandkids this summer. However, let me correct one error that I found — under Zoos you have Wagon Trails listed as being in Clinton County, in the town of Vienna. Wagon Trails is, indeed, in Vienna township, but in Trumbull County between the cities of Warren and Youngstown. Just FYI.
Hi Peter!
Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll correct it now. Hope you have a great time with your grandchildren this summer!
Take Care,
Danielle
Pat Catans also does free crafts for kids every saturday 🙂
http://www.patcatans.com/site/g__20/393/DesktopDefault.aspx?g=20&tabid=393
Thanks for sharing! I’ll add it.
Thank you, Thank you . Thank you. We are Grandparents new to the area. This list is such a blessing. You saved me days of searching. This is the best list I ever could have hoped to find. Amazing! I am so appreciative.
CJ,
Thanks for making me smile tonight! I’m glad you like the list and hope that you have a great time exploring Ohio!
Danielle
What an awesome list of ideas!! I am so happy I found this. One idea that is worth adding is Kingwood Center in Mansfield http://www.kingwoodcenter.org/cms/ My kids love it their!
Thanks for letting me know about Kingwood Center, I just added it. Glad you found the list helpful.
Danielle
What a wonderful and extensive list! I pride myself on knowing much about Ohio travel and you’ve managed to list several places I have never heard of! Can’t wait to check out some of the castles you included on your list. And thanks for mentioning Malabar Farm and including my link. 🙂
Thanks for the kind words! And you’re most welcome for linking to your post. After reading your write up about the farm, I added it to our list of things to do this year. I know the kids would enjoy it.
Danielle