As an 8th generation Ohioan, I'm embarrassed that this place isn't better known. There is little to…read moreno presence on social media. No signage from I-71 coming north. And coming the other way after lunch, it's worse. See the sign I posted. Google driving directions takes you to a private driveway and you can't see the entrance sign so you almost give up. Drive further and you'll see the public entrance. However the museum is well worth a detour. Lots of text maybe a problem for young kids but the exhibits are informative. Be sure to join the OHC and you get free admission!

This site is worth checking out but there is not much to see. There are some short nature trails…read moreand a visitor center.

I recently visited this museum and it was a good trip. Well worth the visit to see this place…read more Located in a historical area near the HBCU, Wilberforce.. this museum has so much to see. I am looking forward to visiting again and spending more time and bringing someone with me. There is beautiful art, sculptures, activities and exhibits. This would be a great field trip!

Nice little festival way out in the boonies. We came on a hot Saturday afternoon, and enjoyed the…read morerows of lavendar, a few lavendar foods, some shopping, music, etc. There were displays of reptiles and birds, some tents to get out of the sun, and friendly people. Sweetie got some lavendar for cooking. We shared a chicken salad sandwich that was excellent, though small, and a lavendar blueberry scone, also excellent. Baby K had fun, and there were plenty of kids there. A nice experience, but too far out of the way to be worth coming back for us. If you're in Wilmington or even Cinci, probably worth it.

Such a fun little festival even if it does always rain!…read more Great food. Great for the family. Lots of local restaurants and businesses come out for this one. They have something for just about everyone. Great festival to take the kids to as well!

I love festivals! There is something that makes me so proud of Ohio's agricultural heritage when I…read morewalk around these small town festivals. It's almost like I've stepped back into a Norman Rockwell painting where everyone knew their neighbors and there was a great sense of community. The Sugar Maple Festival occurs each spring, this year April 16-18. For a small town, the Sugar Maple Festival is a good sized festival. Because of this, parking is limited. We didn't see any dedicated parking so we parked at a market a few blocks back and walked the short walk over. It looks like the festival is divided into 3 sections. One street had all food (try the hot dogs at the fire department booth. Especially if you like spicy!), the park where there are children's activities and live music, and the craft booths and vendors. I wasn't too impressed with the vendors. Most of them were not local and there were even booths selling knock off designer purses! Next to the police department building! The fire department was giving a demonstration on how they respond to accidents, using the jaws of life to take the top off of a car. It was pretty interesting to watch and hear the narrator talk about what the responders do in a situation like that and what they are looking to do to make sure they save lives. It was a good time and I'd definitely love to go back and see the parade next year. And best of all, admission is free!

Fox Hollow Rodeo is the best! On every Saturday night you are blessed with the absolute JOY of the…read morerodeo! Sheep riding, calf riding, and BULL riding?!?! These people have true talent! I am so blessed to have the opportunity to attend here! They also do a great job of honoring Jesus here which is an automatic 5 star :))

We had fun at the rodeo with the littles. I hear it's an even better experience outdoors in the…read moresummer months. Luckily nobody was hurt tonight, but overall I think this can be dangerous. $15/adult. Heaters running inside in January made it warmer but the snow on the roof also melt. High energy. Some snacks for purchase like pulled pork sandwiches, funnel cakes, fries. Some audience participation contests and line dancing!

This farm has a lot to do and animals to see BUT when we came today the large black cattle had…read moredried poop all over it like a large amount and looked neglected it's also living on slushy mud they can barley stand and look miserable. The white donkey has a large sore on his right front leg which maggots are living in and looks really Uncomfortable and infected. My 6 year old started crying and said what's wrong with his owie, it's very noticeable and needs to be addressed ASAP! I grew up on a farm and know animals and proper living, and I can honestly say some of this stuff was not ok and made me sad for these animals. We paid $5 a person to come today they should be getting way better care. I hope management sees this and addresses these issues. For the animals sake please!

When you walk up to the sign at the entrance of the farm, there's a link that you can scan on your…read morephone to pay. We were the only visitors and I appreciate that you can walk around the farm leisurely and without rushing. The friendly black barn cat ended up being our tour guide. The animals were beautiful and friendly. I'm sure the farm is even more lovely to visit in the spring and summer time. Definitely a great afternoon activity. Can't wait to visit again. Thank you for making your farm accessible to the public.

They close both major streets through town for the parade and street festival!…read more For the parade its tradition to go out a day or so before the parade and stake a claim to a piece of curb. Leaving folding chairs on your spot is part of the deal. And no one messes with your stuff. Its sort of code. Just love it. The parade is solid too. Lots of bands and marchers and well, lots of great sponsors too. A whole community thing! The street fair is just awesome. There are several bandstands and we've never been disappointed with the music variety and quality of talent! Lots of foodie options for everyone, local and exotic fare. Lots of places to take your stuff, cop a squat and a bit of shade and pig out! Lots of local artisans and plenty of cool arts and crafts to choose from. Its a great place to take the family, some community charm and hospitality and celebrate the day!

Amazing people and family friendly place. They have a corn maze, a walking trail and a haunted…read morehayride. They have a snack booth with fresh baked goods. They a food and drink stand with amazing bubbling mocktails.