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.

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

I've never encountered such a strange person in my life. As the man that runs that place all I want…read moreto do was look at his campground and he acted like I was trying to rob his bank. Never, ever will I ever even attempt to stay at that place. I didn't see anyone there and it was just like a bunch of empty fields, and it was kind of scary I would it buys to stay far away. I wouldn't even give it a star , but the app has to have a rating , so I would give it maybe a third of the star

Quiet, relaxing, can take your dog camping. Grateful for kyaking/canoeing availability. We used…read morethis a lot to fish. Reccomend for tent camping!

We've been here twice and on both visits we've spent so much time chatting and learning from Van…read more The wine is tasty and it is so inviting here. Cannot wait to visit during one of their dinner events this summer.

Friendly family run winery. Loved the Red Ohio Table Wine Waldeau. A name his grandfather wanted…read more Couldn't name it Waldo after the town so went with a twist to the spelling!! Highly recommend you take the trek down the gravel road to a multi generational winery.

My mom and I enjoy a good craft fair and decided to try out the Prairie Peddler Festival for…read moresomething different. The drive out from Columbus was pleasant, we took one of the state routes all the way and it was pretty direct. I'd recommend against using the "Second Entrance" when you get to the location. It was very hilly and the turn in to the festival route was a blind left turn at almost the top of a hill on another rural state route where you couldn't see the oncoming traffic. One of those "honk and pray" kind of turns. The festival is set up in a semi-permanent location (the location stays, different fairs come and go) where they have little wooden stalls for the vendors and a well maintained walking path. The overall theme is kind of country chic, but if that isn't your style, it's just a fun afternoon, and there are lots of bath and body products, fudge, and FOOD to keep you going. OMG, the food. It was very crowded when we visited, and by the time we were ready for lunch, the food area was packed, but organized. Each vendor had an IN and an OUT line, and there were lots of options (soup, pizza, hot and cold sandwiches, fries, desserts, etc.) On our way out, we got smoked turkey legs for dinner, and I'm still working on that sucker. All in all, a fun outing!

Great venue , entertainment, and crafters! Totally recommend! Easy to get to and worth the drive!…read moreFood is reasonable and delicious!

President Warren G Harding home tour and museum: both are well worth your time…read more Our guided tour by Karen Caudill of his home was informative and interesting and thoroughly enjoyable. I highly recommend this tour.

Definitely a good place for kids. The Marion County Historical Society is located in the same…read morebuilding as the Popcorn Museum, and the kids will love looking at the old machines they have on display.

My family has been members here for 6 years now, crazy town!! My parents moved into Scioto Reserve…read morein 2017 and have been so happy ever since. The golf pros to the restaurant crew to the pool staff, everybody is utterly amazing!! It is worth the price and fees! The course is the most awesome course, not a divot in the fairway to the greens being beautiful and lush with green grass. The signature holes are to die for!! The restaurant is always a fam fav, with great food and specials they serve. They have so many events for young and old, they do a killer job incorporating members and people of all ages! The pool is so cute and always a fantastic time with live bands, events, swim up bar for the adults and a big pool for the kiddos! I am so excited for summer 2023, bring on the heat!!

It's a truly beautiful event space and the staff was super friendly! I would definitely recommend…read moreusing their event space for your special days and events!