I visited Yoder's Amish Home in July 2025 with some friends…read more We took a guided tour of a traditional Amish home. The tour was about 1 hour and very detailed. We entered a house and were shown how the kitchen, living room, and bedrooms would have been set up. The male guide was very knowledgeable. Throughout parts of the tour though, many of us were getting hot and thirsty. The hoke we toured had no fans or air conditioning units installed just for the sake of the tour (even though I know that a traditional Amish home would not have had A/C). Complimentary water would have been a nice gesture. Nonetheless, we all powered through send finished the home tour. At the end of the tour, we were offered fresh baked goods to buy (cookies and bread). My favourite part of the tour was seeing how the kitchen looked and seeing the clothes that males and females wear. I also liked looking at a German or Pennsylvania Dutch Bible. The tour we got also included a barn tour but at the end of the home tour, everyone was hot didn't feel like entering a barn. I went to peak into the barn and saw some horses which was cool. Overall, this is a nice way to learn some history about Amish people in Ohio and in general. The price is reasonable and fair. Tours begin in May, I believe, and end in September or October of every year but check their website to confirm. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 94/250 total reviews in 2026 - 935 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 20 May 2026

I took my Mother on a weekend trip to the beautiful Amish Country in Northern Ohio. Yoder's Amish…read moreHome was listed as one of the top 10 Amish attractions in the state. I purchased tickets to tour the barn, both homes, the school and a quick buggy ride. Both our tickets were $26. We started in the barn where you could pet a pot belly pig and a puppy as well as some goats. There were several horses as well. The first home we toured was a conservative Amish home. What they called the master bedroom I called a large closet;) The beds were made of straw. This house was built in 1866. This family lived very humbly. A more progressive Amish family purchased the farm and built the second home. This master bedroom had its own bathroom equipped with a toilet and a bathtub. The furnishings were more modern. There was a woman and her daughter baking in this home and it smelled wonderful! They were selling baked goods. We bagged what we wanted and left cash in the money box on the table. Learning about how the children are schooled in the Amish culture was interesting. Most Amish families speak one type of German language in the home and another for their church services. And the children only speak English when they are at school. One of my highlights was the buggy ride. The gentleman was very friendly and had good conversation. The ride lasted a little less than 10 minutes. But that was just enough time to get a feel for what it's like to ride in the buggy. The farm itself was gorgeous with flowers everywhere. There were even some peacocks with babies roaming the grounds. I would absolutely recommend this if you are interested in seeing how the Amish live or just love to see a beautiful country farm.

If you are like me and know very little about the Amish in our country, this is the way to learn so…read moremuch about the history and current lifestyle. Rich, the owner/operator was excellent in his narration of the Amish. His parents were Amish but left the community before he was born. He went over some "rules" about how to show respect to the Amish such as don't take any pictures without asking first. During our three-hour tour, we were able to see the beautiful countryside, farms, and homes, staying off the main roads is the only way to see just how awesome this area is! We made three stops in the Amish-owned and operated stores and workshops. The Amish that we met were very friendly and enjoyed showing us their great businesses. I learned so much about the Amish today and have more respect for their culture. Please consider taking one of the number of tours that Rich offers. I wish I had found his website earlier as I would have loved having dinner with the Amish and learning more about them! Please do keep in mind that the Amish may or may not take credit cards! It is best to have cash! Also, their stores, etc, are not open on Sundays!

There were five of us on our 2-hour tour with Richard Troyer. What a treat he is! So…read moreknowledgeable and friendly, and he readily answered our many questions. He gave us a choice of what we wanted to see, and he also gave us many ideas for places to visit and to dine afterwards. Our 6-year-old granddaughter was with us, which is why we chose a shorter tour, but he was so nice and accommodating with her that I'm sure she would have liked to spend another hour seeing the sights. I have been to the area countless times in the past decades, but I learned so much more about the culture than I had ever known before. We will definitely repeat the experience, as he has a varied selection of tours.

The Amish Country Theatre is a great example of creativity, entrepreneurship, and building a unique…read moreentertainment experience. Although I have not personally visited yet, learning about the business and how it was created gave me a lot of appreciation for what they have built. I got the opportunity to hear from one of the owners, Braeden Conn, in my business class. He shared the story of how he and his family started the theatre and continued to expand their business over time. It was inspiring to hear about the risks they took, the ideas they pursued, and how they focused on creating memorable experiences for their guests. Braeden came across as very genuine, driven, and passionate about what he does. Hearing his story made me even more interested in visiting the theatre someday and seeing the business in action.

Hilarrrrious. I…read morethink we came on a good night because the magician was a pretty famous one. But even without him, haystack hilariouty was great. We actually were cracking up. It is so nice to have clean comedy. My child can't wait to go back. Popcorn combo was great too!!

Spent an amazing 3 day weekend at Berlin Grande scrapbooking and it turned into a 4 day weekend due…read moreto the snow!! No better place to be. Upon finally ready to leave - General Manager Doug himself digs out my car from the snow, clears off all the windows, gets it nice and toasty warm and pulls it right up to door for loading! 5 star customer service. Wow! We'll be back again soon!

Very nice and very clean. Great pool and good breakfast. Walking distance to restaurants and storesread more

This is our favorite place in Amish Country to get hand-made baskets. Every basket is signed by the…read moremember of the Miller family who made it. There are many other hand-made goods in this shop, such as purses, table runners, etc. If you like Americana decor, this is the place for you to shop! On our most recent trip to the area, we really couldn't find the hand-made baskets anywhere else. Sol's had a few available, but not what we were looking for.

This store is so fun to shop at! I always find something that I love. The people here are always…read moreso helpful and kind. Mary

This is like a craft fair meets shopping mall. There are a ton of different vendors selling…read moreeverything from brooms and quilts to tumblers, shirts and sports memorabilia. Give yourself a lot of time to browse, there are many similar vendors and pricing can vary quite a bit between them. But there is also just so much to see, especially spread out across the multiple levels. There were some things that seemed to be mass produced vs the homemade things the store touts, but you can always look past those booths and just stick with the homemade stuff. Some of my favorite finds were funky earrings (earrings were one of the things that seemed like many of them were purchased in bulk on amazon or temu) and an Amish Country sweatshirt. A really fun stop that literally does have something for everyone.

A nice shopping complex with a host of different booths and vendors. They offer just about anything…read moreyou could imagine. Lots of county crafts and kitsch. Some food items like jams and butters. Religious and inspirational items, as well as antique and vintage. New items like tumblers and sports memorabilia. Pricing is in line with the other retailers in the area.

A friend and I booked Treehouse #4 for a quiet night away from the city. The treehouse itself was…read moreawesome! Even better than the photos online. Even though the cabins are next to each other, we felt like we were the only ones on the property. The jacuzzi tub in the room was a really nice amenity. We enjoyed the fireplace (super easy to turn on and off with a light-switch) and couldn't believe how much heat it put out. The kitchen was stocked with basic cooking essentials and dishes for two. The only downside was the miscommunication with our checkout. We payed for a late checkout, but apparently the office didn't communicate that to housekeeping. The office left me a voicemail saying they didn't have record of the late checkout, I returned the call and confirmed that we did pay extra for that, and then shortly after housekeeping showed up and we had to also tell them that we had a late checkout. Kind of took us out of our getaway bubble, but overall a really nice vacation experience.

Absolutely perfect stay; who knew a tree house could feel like a luxurious 5-star hotel?! We hope…read moreto return next year - it's such a fun, unique experience!

We have stayed here many times and have found it to be a wonderful, quick get away destination. The…read morerooms are well appointed and comfortable. We try to get a room off the rear to enjoy the view of the surrounding countryside. The rooms are always very clean and the staff warm and friendly. In the evenings there are snacks of cookies and popcorn. The continental breakfast is also satisfying often including scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, a breakfast meat, cereal, fresh fruit, and more! It is also centrally located to most things we want to do from shopping for furniture to stocking up on cheeses and spices to candles and leather goods. We enjoy relaxing and staying at the Carlisle Inn!

Let me start by saying Thane and all staff were exceptional! I booked a few months in advance so…read morewhen my schedule changed they were very accommodating and even went above and beyond finding out details about amenities and getting back to me promptly. Now about the Inn itself, the most adorable place, full of history and culture. I regret that we could only stay for 1 night, I'd stay longer if I could. Breakfast seemed like food never runs out at this place. Amazing