Amish Country, Ohio has no shortage of restaurants to please your palate. When I was growing up, it was hard to find much outside of roast beef & chicken with mashed potatoes- however, Amish Country now offers plenty of unique flavors, plus some old favorites. While visiting Holmes County and surrounds, you’ll find a plethora …
If you follow me on social media, you know that my husband and I were lucky enough to visit The Lux – a tiny home in Berlin, Ohio. This tiny home isn’t a camper cabin like so many tiny homes resemble – No, it is a modern, techy escape with many high-end features. It’s the …
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Walnut Creek, Ohio is known for rolling hills, idyllic farmland, craft shops, and family-style foods. It’s a hospitable place, one oozing with country-styled B & Bs and hotels. That’s absolutely awesome- if that is your style. But if you’re looking for something a little more edgy, shiny, and modern in Ohio’s Amish Country- I recommend …
*This visit to the petting zoo was hosted by the Holmes Co Chamber. All opinions are my own, as this wasn’t our first visit.* 😉 What’s better than a kid-friendly petting zoo that will keep your kids happy for a solid hour or more? A kid-friendly petting zoo with a bakery on-site where Mom can …
Amish Country, Ohio offers many attractions, but not all of them are easy on the wallet! As a mom of 4, I frequently take my children to the place I grew up, Holmes County, and play tourist. However, I visit without the tourist budget! Sometimes traveling on a budget requires some creativity, sp here is …
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Visitors to Amish Country, and specifically, Millersburg, may not be familiar with the history of Millersburg Glass. I implore you to make this journey through history and visit the Millersburg Glass Museum along the historic & cultural Amish Country Byway. John Fenton comes to Amish Country John Fenton came to Millersburg, Ohio in 1908 with …
Holmes County, Ohio contains the world’s largest Amish settlement. Situated almost equidistant from both Columbus and Cleveland, Amish Country seems worlds away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Amish children peer at passing cars from rear buggy windows. Amish businesses use skylights and generators to provide just enough light and power to open …
As much as I want to consider myself a “foodie,”? I’m more of a “see-food-and-eat-it” type of gal.? But my trip to Wayne County had me considering the diversity of foods we enjoy in Ohio and eager to seek out more unique foods whilst traveling. Here’s a small taste (pun!) of the fabulous foods you …
