I know this review is a little late, but we had such a fun time at Lehner's Pumpkin Farm that it's…read morestill worth sharing! Admission was super reasonable at $12 per person and that included all the activities. They also offer a military discount which we really appreciated. There was honestly so much to do: - Mazes - Mini putt-putt - Pumpkin bowling - Photo cutouts and a big truck for fun pics - Barrel rides, barrel run, barrel slide - Basketball - A zip line swing - $1 pumpkin slingshot - Tractor rides -And so much more! The animal area was a hit - feeding the goats (just 25 cents!) was so cute and there were also a miniature donkey, pony, and a rabbit. We were a little bummed the hayride wasn't running when we visited, but there was still plenty to enjoy. The sweet treats and drinks were a nice bonus - frosted pumpkin sugar cookie + lemon shakeup = perfect fall combo! Overall, it was a great day full of classic fall fun. Definitely recommend for families or anyone wanting to soak up the season!

Tons of stuff to do! Whether your an adult looking for pumpkins/cider or misc holiday stuff youll…read morefind that all in the shops! Tons of food options, kettle corn, hot dogs, fries, lemonade, donuts, bbq, shaved ice. They had so many activities for everyone of different age groups. They had a mini zipline, slides that you go down on a tube. Bounce pads, basketball "shooting hoops", theres little tractor like cars that are powered by pedal. Theres a corn maze, one for kids and a bigger one for older people. The small faux village buildings were very cute! And the tractor that you can climb on and take pictures. Overall 13$ to get in isnt bad for what all is included. The only thing that doesnt cover is the slingshot which is 1$ for two balls. And the paintball

I was only here briefly and didn't return like I planned. The fair is pretty large and has free…read moreparking all around, but mostly by the front gate. General admission (in 2025) was $10 with discounts or free days for select groups (seniors, vets, etc.). I think better mapping would be helpful as everyone I asked for directions gave me completely different answers, even staff amd security. Plenty of food options and even kids rides.

Lots of Ag stuff. Not real big. Food is OK, not a lot of vendors. Animals were interesting.read more

A nice small-town festival. Park across from the park, and walk under the road, to a laid-back,…read moreshady park with plenty of fair food, and evening entertainment. We had the best corndogs ever from Bite Me Corndogs, but there were lots of other interesting options, not limited to the usual fair stuff. There were games and small rides, firetrucks, etc. Not a huge event, which is fine for us, especially with the baby. Come for an hour or so, or come see a show- they had several interesting bands scheduled, plus a car show.

I go to this festive every year. It's always a classic and the apple cider is the best!read more

This amazing farm in Bellville, Ohio sells the best organic chestnuts I've ever had and I've had…read moremany. Roast them on an open fire, bake them in the oven, even cook them in the air fryer. They're great quality and have amazing flavor. If you're in the area go there!

What's not to like. Fireworks, food, drinks and family. Oh, a concert with stuff for the kids. Wait…read morea minute, there is also fair food. I'm there. My man and I have been going for years. But would not have if it wasn't for his sister. She gets a spot each year. She goes early to mark her territory/spot. Usually there is another family there, but not this year. Also usually some friends of the kids also come, but alas no one else this year. There is a different act each year, we have seen some bands that I would not have been able to see in my youth. So I am thankful for that as well as my country, my health and my family. Peter Frampton was this year. We saw Little Richard a few years ago. Two years ago we took my mother, all the walking wasn't good for her. But she did have a good time watching the band and the fireworks. The only thing she had a problem with were the dogs. Go figure we had dogs my whole life and I didn't know my mom doesn't like dogs.

These were great for just small town fireworks. I headed over here with a friend on the 4th on a…read morewhim--we'd spent the day poolside and decided to check it out. I don't know a lot about fireworks, as I didn't grow in China nor am I a scientist/physicist type of person, but these looked good to me. Here's the trick: it's really crowded and there's no where to park. We got to the Dublin rec center just before they started and then stayed in the car in the air conditioning right next to a great viewing area. It was super hot this year--hottest 4th I can remember, so watching from the car worked out perfect. I wouldn't travel too far to see these, but if you are already close by they are worth it.

Fantastic plave to pick strawberries. The people were very friendly. The selection and quality of…read morethe strawberries were excellent. Will definitely be coming back.

Good organization and nice berry picking; the restaurant is understaffed. The blueberry donuts are…read moreamazing!

This is one of the last county fairs my family attends for the fair season. It is fun to walk…read morearound and see the animals, get some fair food, and maybe if your lucky bet on some ponies. Thursday is Jug Day! It is a well known sulky race held right here in Ohio! I love the fair!

I've loved going to small town fairs since I was a kid. And I enjoy the delaware county fair for…read moreits simplicity, free music concerts and free grandstand events. It's only 30 minutes from Columbus so a doable drive. Admission is only $6 which includes parking. I go on the first night. Everything seems much cleaner the first day. The smells of all the fair vendors, sounds and sights are just fun to take in.

Deskins family farm was very professional, very helpful and offered quality farm raised livestock.read more