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Field Fresh, Home Grown
Must-see stops scattered across the county.
Get a taste of rural life at markets, gardens and more.
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PLE LIFE THE SIM MADE EASY Take a breath of fresh country air and slow down as you explore all that Amish Country has to offer. Whether you’re looking for a classic souvenir or electricity-free products to incorporate into everyday routines, Lehman’s is there to help simplify life. Browse everything from oil lamps and old-fashioned toys to holiday items, houseware staples and handmade Amish goods. For furniture pieces that are built to last, plan a trip to Jake’s Amish Furniture. The beautiful, locally crafted Amish and Mennonite furniture includes rocking chairs, bedroom sets and desks. Swing by Shisler’s Cheese House, where you’ll find a wide array of fresh meats and cheeses. Bring a cooler with you to take home delicious selections like Troyer’s Trail Bologna and Baby Swiss Cheese — both of which were invented in the region. You’ll recognize the name Smucker’s from grocery stores across the nation, but you’ll find the shelves stocked high with all the company’s products at The J.M. Smucker Co. Store (pictured). Find special store exclusives and customize your very own jar of Smucker’s jelly or Jif peanut butter with a custom photo and tagline. xxWayne 4 Wayne County County Visitor Visitor Guide Guide
Whether you’re planning a weekend away or a longer trip, you won’t want to miss these must-see stops that are scattered across the county.
D E C OR FOR SWEET HOM E HOM E Whatever your interior design aspirations may be, you’ll find stores with home decor suiting most any style. P. Graham Dunn has been a local favorite since 1976. Puzzles, decorative pickleball paddles, signs and more are decked out with sayings that range from cute to quippy. The Christmas spirit is never far from Pine Tree Barn and Farms. The Christmas tree farm not only sells a variety of trees for you to trim at home, but also features a restored historic barn with three levels of shopping, including furniture, rugs, gift items and a year-round Christmas store. Find new-to-you treasures at Friendtique (left) and Nest. Their selections are ever rotating, but you’re bound to find furniture, decor and homeware that you’ll love.
THE J.M. SMUCKER CO. STORE: LAURA WATILO BLAKE, FRIENDTIQUE, LOCAL ROOTS: KEVIN KOPANSKI
DOWNTOWN FOR EXPLORING Downtown Wooster offers a plethora of things to do in one walkable location. Pick up a classic vinyl record from Blackbird Records’ curated collection, or sort through vintage items from decades past at Uptown Downtown. Find your next good read at Books in Stock, a favorite stop in downtown Wooster for over 30 years with 85,000 used and rare books. Visit Blue Spruce Boutique and explore their eclectic selection. Grab a latte from Sure House Coffee Roasting Co. for a quick pick-me-up and sip in their cozy cafe. Pair your coffee with freshly made treats at Tulipán Pastry & Coffee Shop. Healthy and delicious options can be found at Local Roots (left), where you can find fresh produce and honey, as well as options from their cafe made with those same local ingredients. Heartier fare is also readily available — savor pastas, sandwiches and other specialties at Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakery, traditional pho and banh mi at Pho Bar, and an upscale, creative menu paired with craft cocktails at the popular Rox Gastropub. Time your visit to see one of the musicals and operettas staged by Ohio Light Opera. An exciting season is in store for 2024, including Guys and Dolls and The Sound of Music. 5
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Variety is the spice of life and at Secrest Arboretum — it makes for both a plant lover’s paradise and a vital source of research for The Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences. The 110-acre educational botanical garden features more than 3,500 types of trees, flowers and plants in both garden and woodland environments — and it’s free and open for the public. Stop and smell the roses … and dahlias, peonies, fresh herbs, lilies and more at Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm (pictured). The picturesque farm boasts 6 acres of blooms in a kaleidoscope of colors. Pick your own bouquet and attend the annual sunset dinner, a sunset yoga class or a nature program for youngsters. You may not expect a lush and fragrant field of lavender in the middle of an industrial park, but Lavender Trails isn’t your ordinary farm. Planted on reclaimed industrial land and using no pesticides, the photogenic field features 11 types of sweetsmelling lavender in pink, white and classic purple. Pick-your-own season starts in July. Cut bundles to take home or pick up scented soaps and sachets.
HUMMINGBIRD HILL FLOWER FARM: LAURA WATILO BLAKE
Craving a taste of rural life? Start at the roots with Wayne County’s array of farm-to-table markets, gardens, agri-tourism experiences and delicious events.
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FARM TO TABLE For more than 25 years, the Downtown Wooster Farmers’ Market has turned the county seat’s historic downtown area into a local foodie paradise every Saturday from mid-May to mid-October. Score the freshest pickings from local farms selling everything from meat and dairy products to mushrooms to fresh flowers. Since 1929, Bauman Orchards has been a go-to stop for fresh fruits in the Rittman community. Boasting more than 70,000 apple trees, plus peaches, plums, pears and sweet corn, it’s a pick-your-own peck mecca. Moreland Fruit Farm’s pick-your-own crop also follows the seasons and offers berries, peaches, apples, grapes, pumpkins and more, depending on the time of year. Take a horse-drawn wagon ride or make farmyard friends at the petting zoo. Pick up fresh fruits and veggies at the on-site market. Family fun is in season every fall at Ramseyer Farms (pictured), which is open every September and October with a cornucopia of wheelchair-accessible activities and play spaces. Wind your way through a challenging corn maze, pick your own pumpkins, enjoy an old-fashioned hayride and take a wild ride down a corn-crib chute. The Country Store is chock-full of gifts and a smorgasbord of food options, including food trucks with ice cream.
FARM LIFE Did you know that Ohio’s agriculture, horticulture and forestry industries contribute a whopping $100 billion to the state’s economy every year? See how Wayne County transformed from a vast wilderness to a vital farming stronghold at the Buckeye Agricultural Museum and Education Center. Historic artifacts, photos and stories trace the agricultural history of the area and showcase locally hewn innovations that made farming faster and more efficient. For 175 years, the best from the area’s cultivators has been on display at the Wayne County Fair, held every September. Check out prize-winning livestock, arts and crafts and the annual truck pull.
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RAMSEYER FARMS, MINGLEWOOD DISTILLERY: LAURA WATILO BLAKE, LINCOLN WAY VINEYARDS: STEPHANIE MAURIC
Wayne County is home to several wineries, a brewery and a distillery. Pay a visit and sample some sips from field to table. The history of Doylestown and the surrounding area is reflected in the names of Silver Run Vineyard & Winery’s reds, whites, fruits and blushes. Try the awardwinning Rogues Hollow Red and Western Reserve Cabernet Franc.
“Find Your Wine Time®” is the motto at Lincoln Way Vineyards (above left) and their time-themed wine line offers a red, white and rosé. Look for food trucks and live music on weekends year round. The historic ice house that Minglewood Distilling Company (above right) calls home used to headquarter an ice and coal delivery service. Now, the spirit-makers use local grain to craft seven types of whiskeys, including flavors like apple, cinnamon and peach.
PREMIUM CIGAR LOUNGE Enjoy your cigar while watching TV, listening to music, playing a game, jumping online with your laptop, or just having great conversation with other Cigar Aficionados! 601 Portage Rd., Wooster, OH 44691 • 330-988-9100 • facebook.com/woostercigarvault
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Admire the lush vineyards at Troutman Vineyards and Winery, which produces more than a dozen wines including their best-selling Farmer’s Red from grapes grown in their vineyards and other local sources. Sample several varieties in the tasting room, once a chicken house that’s been expanded. Bent Ladder Cider & Wine comes with a spectacular view of the surrounding valley. Take in the tranquil landscape while enjoying one of their French-American hybrid reds and whites or a hand-crafted hard cider made from apples grown on-site. Blue Barn Winery & Vineyard, housed in a stunning 19th-century structure that sparked the winery’s name, makes a range of wines and beers including the unique berry/citrusflavored Rumspringa Ale, inspired by the local Amish culture. Live music events on weekends and festivals bring a lively spirit to the historic homestead. Get a taste of hops and wheat at JAFB Wooster Brewery. Choose from 16 varieties on tap that change throughout the year. Can’t miss options include the hoppy JAF IPA. Sip in the taproom or the patio.
BRING THE TASTE HOME Leave room in the car to take some of the fresh flavors of Wayne County home. The family-owned and -operated East Union Bulk Food Store & Deli in Orrville has been a local favorite since 1983. Fill your cart with freshfrom-the-field local produce, canned jellies, deli meats and cheeses, house-made baked goodies and, of course, everything from cereals to spices to sweets sold in bulk. After more than 60 years, the Marshallville Packing Company is still serving customers the old-fashioned way: by hand-cutting meats, most originating from Wayne County farms. Don’t miss the company’s award-winning smoked ham, bacon and jerky. With a specially curated stock of gourmet offerings, The Oak Cupboard in Smithville is an ideal stop for foodies. Pick up homespun pastas, succulent jams and popcorn in whimsical flavors.
Come Find Your Wine Time® with us! Boasting an array of 100% Ohio grown wine types, ranging from dry to sweet and everything in between. You can also enjoy our hard ciders. Visit our Facebook page, website or call us for information on our year-round weekend food truck/live music and other special events.
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Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakery Mariola Italian
The Granary Restaurant at Pine Tree Barn
Salt Creek Café, Bakery + Creamery
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BROKEN ROCKS CAFÉ & BAKERY, THE GRANARY RESTAURANT AT PINE TREE BARN, OLD JAOL STEAKHOUSE AND TAVERN, THE BARN RESTAURANT: LAURA WATILO BLAKE, SALT CREEK CAFÉ, BAKERY & CREAMERY: MATT SHIFFLER, MARIOLA ITALIAN: KEVIN KOPANSKI
Olde Jaol Steakhouse and Tavern
The family-run Mariola Italian is already a community favorite in Wooster. It’s hard to beat a night on the patio with a glass of wine and pizza with dough that’s scratch-made. It should be no surprise that fresh breads, gooey cinnamon rolls and housemade pizza feature heavily on the menu at Broken Rocks Café & Bakery in Wooster. While you savor lunch on the deck at The Granary Restaurant at Pine Tree Barn in Wooster, take in views of Killbuck Valley and the Christmas tree farm. You won’t be disappointed by any of the donuts or cookies at family-owned Michael’s Bakery in Orrville. Don’t miss the locals’ favorite, the yummy maplefrosted creme stix. Olde Jaol Steakhouse and Tavern in Wooster makes its home in an 1860s jailhouse. Nowadays you can savor steaks in former jail cells or giant burgers in the tavern. Come hungry to Salt Creek Café, Bakery + Creamery in Fredericksburg, where you’ll find everything from baked goods crafted daily to luscious scoops of Yoder’s Southern Creamery Ice Cream. The Barn Restaurant in Smithville is perfectly named. Located in a beautifully restored dairy barn, it’s popular with locals for its take on soup and salad. Pick from 30 toppings at the Salad Wagon, then choose from five options at the soup bar, before stopping at the bread table. Comfort food is the name of the game at Des Dutch Essenhaus in Shreve. Savor tender roast beef or broasted chicken and save room for a slice of homemade pie or warm apple crisp. Look for the vintage neon sign at the Dalton Dari-ette. A beloved local drive-in since 1957, it serves burgers, hot dogs, fresh-cut fries, sundaes and shakes. Motor on over to the Guerne Heights Drive-In in Wooster for soft serve ice cream, fresh all-beef burgers and coney dogs made the same way for over 60 years.
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Orrville
A small town with a charming community, Orrville is home to a name that has found its way into pantries for more than 100 years. The J.M. Smucker Company was founded in Orrville in 1897, and a trip to the town is not complete without a stop at its historic headquarters. Browse the company’s famous products before stopping at the community’s other locally owned shops.
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With a population of 6,500, the town of Rittman is known for both its sense of community and fertile farmland. Taste the fresh fruits and produce at Bauman Orchards and Rittman Orchards & Farm Market. Sip on a glass of wine or cider made from the grapes and apples grown at Bent Ladder Cider & Winery, then explore the town’s shops and restaurants.
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Rittman to Smithville with stops in Doylestown, Orrville and Marshallville Rittman: Discover treasures at Prim & Proper Boutique, an antiques emporium specializing in primitives and home decor. Bite into juicy apples, peaches, plums, strawberries and grapes at Bauman Orchards (pictured) and leave with a dessert from the farm market. Savor the house-made barbecue sauce at BG’s Main Event with their Cowboy Burger topped with onion rings. Smithville: Watch your kids bounce at Jump N Shout! amusement center. Fuel up at The Carpenter’s Cup with a latte or cappuccino. Stop at Sayre’s Marketplace for exquisite arts and crafts and specialty foods.
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Doylestown: Find the apple of your eye — from tart crisp to sweet crunchy — at Rittman Orchards & Farm Market, then enjoy the fruitful libations crafted at Bent Ladder Cider & Wine. Kick back at Silver Run Vineyard & Winery, where the husband-and-wife team Ed Sunkin and Christine Sabo grow Catawba grapes to make wine with names like Buckeye Blend. Sip a perfect cup of java at Doylestown Coffee House while munching on freshly made goodies. Orrville: Find a huge assortment of luscious jams and jellies at The J.M. Smucker Co. Store, along with kitchenware and gift baskets. Fall in love with treasures from days gone by — from antiques to primitives to home decor — at Journey in Time. Taste why Shisler’s Cheese House ships flavors, ranging from cognac fig to ghost pepper to gouda, to loyal customers in more than 30 countries. Marshallville: Get in touch with your inner child at the Marshallville Village Park playground, then follow the 2.4-mile Heartland Trail Rails-toTrails path to Orrville, which will connect with the Ohio-to-Erie Trail spanning Cincinnati to Cleveland. Linger over a stack of strawberry pancakes or a bacon cheeseburger at Gigi’s Diner.
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ROUTE 250 ROUTE 30 from Dalton to Riceland and Wooster
Dalton: Enjoy the Amish comfort foods you love like roast turkey, broasted chicken and irresistible cinnamon rolls at Dutch Kitchen. Sit a spell or grab a coffee to go at LincWay Café & Market, and take home an arts and crafts keepsake. Savor farm-to-table goodness at 3D Meats, a family-owned grocery store. Riceland: Play laser tag, step into the batting cage and get behind the wheel of a go-kart at Putt-N-Stuff. Cheer racers onto victory at Wayne County Speedway. Say “cheese” to the delicious ways to top a sub at the Cheese Shoppe. Wooster: Pack a picnic and savor the serenity of Wooster Memorial Park, filled with more than 425 acres of pristine woodland and scenic overlooks along 11 miles of trails. Stop in the locally owned shops and restaurants in downtown Wooster. Put your sleuthing skills to the test at Unlocked: Escape Room Wooster.
from Mt. Eaton to Apple Creek with a stop in Kidron Mt. Eaton: Stop in Spector Levine for fabrics that are perfect for every project. Indulge in locally grown foods that are fresh, healthy and delicious at Red Tomato Market. Get lost in nature’s pristine beauty at The Wilderness Center that hosts educational programs. Apple Creek: Scoop up old-fashioned goodness at The Golden Bear, where indulgences include cinnamon roll milkshakes. Discover why locals shop at Troyer’s Home Pantry for the tantalizing cakes, cookies and pies perfected from recipes handed down through generations. Find treasures you won’t be able to resist at The Picker Barn. Kidron: Get ready to snuggle into a handmade Amish quilt from MCC Connections Thrift Shop, where purchases help support the nonprofit Mennonite Central Committee. Be amazed by the number of necessities Kidron Town & Country Store carries — from freshly made cheese to fresh fruits and vegetables. Feel the excitement as dairy cattle and other livestock are awarded to the highest bidder every week at The Kidron Auction.
MORE TO EXPLORE Northeast Wayne County’s Creston and West Salem Start in Creston with a delicious
Southern Wayne County’s Shreve and Fredericksburg Begin your day in Shreve with a
hearty breakfast at Des Dutch Essenhaus and return for Amish-style roast beef or pork. Cool off with an ice cream cone at Shreve Dari-Bar. Fill your cart with farmfresh eggs, fruits and veggies at Sweethaven grocery. Continue onto Fredericksburg to support the talents of craftspeople at Simply Hand Made. Recharge with a cup of java at Salt Creek Café and order one of the eatery’s burgers or quesadillas. Get a scoop of ice cream or a bubble tea — and treat your four-legged friend to a doggie sundae — at Country Style Ice Cream. 18 Wayne County Visitor Guide
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assortment of deli meats, ice cream and fun treats in bulk at Gasser’s Marketplace. Bite into a hearty Western omelet or fish sandwich at Pike Station. Dig in at Bradley’s of Sterling with a pizza filled with your favorite toppings or dinners like steak and jumbo shrimp. Continue on to West Salem to show your garden some well-deserved TLC at Centerra Country Store. Watch monster trucks and tractor pulls, along with top speed dragsters, at Dragway 42. Cool down with a sundae or ice cream cone from Heavenly Delight.
STAY ROOSEVELT GLAMPING’S HIDDEN VALLEY CABIN: MATT SHIFFLER
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End the night beside the fire at Roosevelt Glamping’s Hidden Valley Cabin.
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Park RV Resort in Dundee, which also has rustic log cabins and a cozy lodge. Walk through one of three children’s classicthemed rooms or select a book off the shelves to enjoy during your stay at The Storybook Inn of Kidron. In Orrville, the Cobblestone Hotel & Suites keeps you close to attractions like The J.M. Smucker Company. There are many familiar hotels conveniently located around Wooster. North of downtown, you’ll find the Holiday Inn Express & Suites and Hampton Inn. Coming into downtown from the south are the Comfort Inn and Hilton Garden Inn. Other options are Days Inn, Super 8, Econo Lodge and Quality Inn.
Located on 60 wooded acres with a creek, trails, pond and waterfall. Choose between the cabin or safari tent. All accommodations have a private hot tub, king size bed, full kitchen, heat and air conditioning. Also offering pop up glamping tent rental services at the location of your choice. Whether it’s in your own backyard, a festival, campground or adding the tents to a cabin rental at the Roosevelt Glamping property. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, bachelorette parties, special events or just to accommodate sleeping extra guests. Tent rental services include complete luxury set up with real beds, linens, pillows, chairs and accessories.
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Stay close to attractions in downtown Wooster at the St. Paul Hotel (right), a boutique hotel decorated with work by local photographers. Or opt for the Best Western Plus Hotel & Conference Center, which offers plenty of meeting space. Go back in time with all of the comforts of today at three inns in Wooster. The Black Squirrel Inn is set in an 1870s Victorian home, while the threestory Market Street Inn is a Victorian home from the 1890s. Close to the College of Wooster, The Coxon House Inn was built in 1922. These historic homes retain much of their original woodwork. For a cozy cabin retreat, Wooster’s Roosevelt Glamping or Sojourner’s Lodge and Cabin Suites in Dundee offer beautiful scenery and opportunities to explore the surrounding nature areas. Stay at Roosevelt Glamping’s Hidden Valley Cabin and walk to small natural waterfalls. Explore the countryside at Sojourner’s Lodge, complete with hiking trails, fire pits, private decks and a 3-acre pond. Prefer to sleep close to nature? Sleep in one of the glamping tents or at the campground at Lake Wapusun RV Resort in Shreve. Get out on the water, go fishing or hop around on the jumping pad. Find more camping options at Evergreen
Travel Inspiration Use these helpful listings of Wayne County destinations to plan your next getaway trip.
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Spend the day as a family getting in the holiday spirit at Pine Tree Barn.
Ohio Light Opera
Freedlander Theatre, 329 E. University St., Wooster 44691, 330-263-2345, ohiolightopera.org
ARTS / CULTURE / HISTORY Buckeye Agricultural Museum and Education Center
877 W. Old Lincoln Way, Wooster 44691 330-317-9277, buckeyeagriculturalmuseum.com The museum features an ever-growing collection of thousands of tools, pieces of equipment and photographs of agriculture in Ohio from 1800 to World War II. Room rental for meetings, family reunions and special events. Open for group tours by appointment.
LincWay, LLC
258 Kurzen Rd. N., Dalton 44618 234-226-8889, lincway.us LincWay Cafe & Market and Art Studio provides a fun space to enjoy a meal and/or work on a project in our glazing pottery studio.
Main Street Wooster, Inc.
377 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-6222, mainstreetwooster.org
Resident Professional Company of the College of Wooster. Visit our website for the schedule and to purchase tickets.
Simply Hand Made
208 N. Mill St., Fredericksburg 44627 330-695-2380, simplyhandmade.org Unique handmade gifts in a century-old restored jail located in the quaint town of Fredericksburg. All profits support the Fredericksburg Community Library.
Wayne Center for the Arts
237 S. Walnut St., Wooster 44691 330-264-2787, wayneartscenter.org The region’s premier arts organization. Two galleries to peruse. Concerts and classes in visual arts, clay, music, digital arts and dance. Check website for current events.
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The Connection Conference & Event Center
10055 S. Funk Rd., Shreve 44676 614-425-5480, hummingbirdhillflowerfarm.com 6 acres of flower fun plus hummingbirds, butterflies and more! Greenhouse, fresh-cut flowers, perennials, herbs, flower picking, private events, photography mini-sessions, workshops, sunset dinners and lodging.
1034 Country Club Dr., Wooster 44691 330-264-9044, theconnectioninwooster.com The area’s premier event venue for weddings, conferences, business meetings, fundraisers and reunions. State-of-the-art A/V equipment, tables, chairs and catering services. Availability by appointment only.
The Excelsior
144 W. Liberty St., 2nd Floor, Wooster 44691 330-960-1084, excelsiorroom.com Accommodates 225 people with elevator access. Full bar and on-site custom catering.
Sayre Hospitality Group
637 E. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-669-9151, sayrehospitalitygroup.com Sayre Hospitality Group (SHG) is a collection of event venues, rentals and home-style catering options that provides a unique, client-focused event, easy to coordinate.
Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm
Lavender Trails
360 Collins Blvd., Orrville 44667 330-855-1209, lavendertrails.com Walk the fragrant rows, cut bundles to take home, explore our pollinator path and shop in our outdoor store. Open in July only!
Maurer Farms, LLC
2901 Batdorf Rd., Wooster 44691 330-264-2285, maurersberriesvegs.com Farm market featuring strawberries, peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers and other vegetables in season. Open late May through September.
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Ramseyer Farms
Black Squirrel Inn
Rittman Orchards & Farm Market
The Cabins Over Salt Creek
4000 Ramseyer Ln., Wooster 44691 330-264-0264, ramseyerfarms.com Agritourism farm and fall destination open September and October for u-pick pumpkins, corn mazes, hayrides, farm animals and over 50 interactive farm-themed activities for all ages. 13548 Mt. Eaton Rd., Doylestown 44230 330-925-4152, rittmanorchards.com Family-owned orchard. Charming farm market. Delicious seasonal apples, peaches, berries and more. Many crops available seasonally for u-pick.
636 College Ave., Wooster 44691 330-317-6627, blacksquirrelinn.com Beautifully updated Victorian close to college and downtown. Enjoy convenient self check-in, fresh brewed coffee, whole house AC and Wi-Fi. All rooms include private bath. 10664 Holmesville Rd., Fredricksburg 44627 330-464-1962, thecabinsoversaltcreek.com
Where to Rest Your Head HOTELS / B&BS / CAMPING Best Western Hotel & Conference Center
243 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-264-7750, bestwestern.com Spacious guest rooms with refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. Complimentary deluxe breakfast, 24-hour business center and fiber optic high speed Wi-Fi. Located in the heart of historic downtown Wooster with a fitness center, banquet rooms and outdoor pool.
Check out our luxury tree house cabins nestled in southern Wayne County in the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country. Find us on Facebook, Airbnb or Vrbo.
Days Inn by Wyndham Wooster
789 E. Milltown Rd., Wooster 44691 330-345-1500, daysinn.com Located near downtown Wooster with amenities that include hot breakfast, indoor pool, spa, in-room micro fridges and coffee. Whirlpool suites and guest laundry available. Within minutes to major retail and dining establishments.
1720 North Main St. Orrville, OH 44667 330.682.1711
Complimentary breakfast, WiFi, & parking
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Evergreen Park RV Resort
16359 Dover Rd., Dundee 44624 330-359-2787, evergreenparkrvresort.com Located in the heart of Amish country, Evergreen Park offers a variety of area attractions to entertain your family for an entire week or more.
Hilton Garden Inn Wooster
959 Dover Rd., Wooster 44691 330-202-7701, wooster.hgi.com Spacious guestrooms and suites with refrigerators, microwaves and Keurigs. Hotel features indoor pool, fitness center, guest laundry, room service and patio with fire pit. Garden Grille Restaurant & Bar has cooked to order breakfast and dinner. Weekly dinner and drink specials open to the public. Meeting rooms available for business/leisure.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Wooster
128 Riffel Rd., Wooster 44691 330-601-1221, hiexpress.com/woosteroh Newer hotel on the north side of Wooster with a free breakfast buffet and parking, indoor pool and electric car chargers. Within minutes of major retail and dining establishments.
Quality Inn Wooster
2055 E. Lincoln Way, Wooster 44691 330-262-5008, choicehotels.com/hotels/oh376 Stay at award-winning Choice Hotels near historic downtown Wooster. Amenities include hot breakfast, indoor pool, spa, in-room microfridges, whirlpool suites, exercise room and guest laundry.
Roosevelt Glamping Co.
5510 Lattasburg Rd., Wooster 44691 330-465-6321, rooseveltglamping.com Situated on 60 secluded acres and minutes away from downtown Wooster. Pick from two unique accommodations: a cottage with a pond and a safari tent next to a creek.
Sojourner’s Lodge & Cabin Suites
2156 Durstine Rd., Dundee 44624 330-359-5320, sojournerslodgeohio.com
Market Street Inn
356 N. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-262-4085, marketstreetinnwooster.com 1897 Victorian B&B has six guest rooms with private baths. Full gourmet breakfast served daily. Walking distance to downtown Wooster shops and restaurants.
Luxury suites situated on 30 serene acres with hiking trails, fire pits and a 3-acre pond. Full kitchens, living rooms, fireplaces, Jacuzzis, free Wi-Fi and smart TVs.
THE ONLY BEEF FOR FLAVOR. Look for the logo at restaurants and grocery stores in Wayne County and beyond. • Beef ‘O’ Brady’s • Broken Rocks Café & Bakery • Chef’s Kitchen – at Buehler’s • The City Square Steakhouse • Mariola Italian • Muddy’s • Olde Jaol Steakhouse • Omahoma Bob’s BBQ • Rox Gastropub • The Tavern at the Olde Jaol • The Towne Market Café 27444
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The Storybook Inn of Kidron
4680 Kidron Rd., Dalton 44618 330-828-1126, thestorybookinnofkidron.com You and your guests get the entire inn to yourselves for one low price. Located across the street from Lehman’s Hardware in downtown Kidron.
Bullseye’s Axe Throwing
4146 Burbank Rd., Wooster 44691 330-464-2800, bullseyesaxethrowing.com
Streetcar Station, LLC
6611 Cleveland Rd., Wooster 44691 330-465-5923, woosterhousing.com Fully furnished extended stay apartments. One and two bedrooms units with free laundry and free parking. Minimum 30 day stays.
Get Out & Explore RECREATION Acres of Fun
3889 Friendsville Rd., Wooster 44691 330-345-4FUN (4386), acresoffun.com Roller skating, arcades, laser tag, mini golf, ball pits, bumper boats, GellyBall, spiderjump, batting cages, go karts, pickleball, birthday parties, fun! See website for rates and hours.
High flying family fun! We offer a fun and AXEciting experience for families, friends and company events. Private rentals available any day. All ages welcome.
The Cigar Vault
601 Portage Rd., Wooster 44691 330-988-9100, facebook.com/woostercigarvault The Cigar Vault is a premium cigar lounge for people to relax, unwind and enjoy a cigar with fellow cigar aficionados. Come see us today!
GoBus
3 Cardaras Dr., Glouster 45732 888-954-6287, ridegobus.com Let GoBus, Ohio’s rural intercity bus, take you where you want to go for a price that makes sense. Oh the places you’ll GoBus!
Stop by for our family-friendly public skating or community events. Beginners and experienced skaters are welcome! Open 7 days a week. (330) 345-8686 851 Oldman Rd, Wooster, OH 44691 Learn More
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Jump N Shout
887 W. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-464-2385, jumpnshout.com Unlimited bounce, Nerf arena, birthday parties and more. No reservations needed. Adults free. Open Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Fri.-Sun. noon-8 p.m.
The Nature Conservancy
Brown’s Lake Bog, Brown Road, Shreve 44676 614-717-2770, nature.org/ohio
Wayne County Fair
199 Vanover St., Wooster 44691 330-262-8001, waynecountyfairohio.com Featuring a prime location near the interstate, hotels and restaurants. The grounds boast multiple buildings, camp sites, a pulling track, grandstand, and feature a 26,100-sq.-ft. all-seasons event center with ample parking, serving kitchen and two loading docks making this the ideal place for business, pleasure or educational needs.
The Wilderness Center
9877 Alabama Ave. S.W., Wilmot 44689 330-359-5235, wildernesscenter.org TWC offers over 12 miles of hiking trails, educational programs for all ages, indoor exhibits, an observation room and gift shop. Visit us today! Brown’s Lake Bog is a 100-acre National Natural Landmark that supports an ancient kettle hole lake and many rare plant species. Visit nature.org/brownslakebog.
Wayne County Airport
6020 N. Honeytown Rd., Smithville 44677 330-669-9212, wayneairport.org Your local Wayne County Airport is continuing to add new improvements for both aviators and you. To learn more, come out and visit us today!
Food & Drink RESTAURANTS / BEER / WINE / SPIRITS 31 Bistro
1931 Portage Rd., Wooster 44691 330-804-0070, facebook.com/31bistro We have pizza, wings, paninis, hot dogs and more! Enjoy our full bar while watching the game or playing our keno machine. Open Mon.-Wed. 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Thurs.-Sat. 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
WAYNE COUNTY AIRPORT
New flight simulator Competitive fuel prices Corporate conference room Annual community events New public viewing & picnic area Perfect hub for charter and business aircraft 26 Wayne County Visitor Guide
6020 North Honeytown Rd. Smithville, OH 44677
airport@wayneohio.org (330) 669-9212
www.wayneairport.org
The Barn Restaurant
Bent Ladder Cider & Wine
Experience dining in a barn built in the early 1900s. Enjoy our award-winning salad wagon, a home-style meal or our weekend buffet.
Farm winery in a bucolic setting specializing in estate grown, artisanally crafted hard cider and wine served overlooking an expansive rural valley.
BayLobsters Cafe & Fish Market
Blue Barn Winery & Vineyard
877 W. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-669-2555, thebarnrest.com
3423 Cleveland Rd., Wooster 44691 330-601-1200, baylobsterswooster.com Fresh seafood market and fresh seafood dinners. Dine-in or to-go. Open Tues.-Fri. 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Call ahead orders welcomed.
13550 Mt. Eaton Rd., Doylestown 44230 330-485-1089, bentladder.com
4407 Columbus Rd., Wooster 44691 330-575-1028, bluebarnwinery.com Experience premier award-winning wines in a beautifully restored Civil War era barn. Ohio’s best tribute bands every weekend. Open June-September every weekend. Open Sundays.
Broken Rocks Cafe & Bakery/ Rox Gastropub
123 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-263-2949, brokenrockscafe.com, roxgastropub.com Casual dining, upscale appeal. Hand-crafted pastas, pizzas, soups, salads, sandwiches, steaks and desserts. Artisan breads baked daily. Wine list and full bar.
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Buehler’s Fresh Foods
Multiple locations in Orrville and Wooster buehlers.com Locally grown produce, quality meat and seafood, freshly prepared meals, in-house scratch bakery and restaurants — dine in or take out.
The Carpenter’s Cup
116 W. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-669-0084, thecarpenterscup.com Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Browse our gift selection for Hubacher Originals. Open Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Certified Angus Beef
206 Riffel Rd., Wooster 44691 330-345-2333, certifiedangusbeef.com The only beef certified for flavor at restaurants and grocery stores in Wayne County and beyond.
The City Square Steakhouse
148 S. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-262-2489, citysquaresteakhouse.com Wooster’s premier Chicago-style steakhouse featuring hand-cut steaks, seafood and other entrees.
Des Dutch Essenhaus
176 N. Market St., Shreve 44676 330-567-2212, desdutchessenhaus.com Salad bar, full menu and buffet. Open Tues.-Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed Mondays and holidays.
Dutch Kitchen
14278 E. Lincoln Way (U.S. Rte. 30), Dalton 44618 330-683-0530, dutchkitchen.net Home-style kitchen with a full menu, daily buffet options, gift shop and bakery. We also offer off-site catering and have private event rooms onsite.
JAFB Wooster Brewery
120 Beall Ave., Wooster 44691 330-601-1827, jafbbeer.com A microbrewery with a spacious taproom offering a large selection of award-winning beers in a variety of styles. Food trucks scheduled most weekends.
Joyful Cafe
3727 Friendsville Rd., Wooster 44691 330-317-1921, joyfulcafe.org Joyful Cafe employs people with disabilities. We offer your favorite coffee, espresso and smoothie drinks with a smile! Open Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Lincoln Way Vineyards
9050 W. Old Lincoln Way, Wooster 44691 330-804-WINE, lincolnwayvineyards.com Locally grown and produced wines and hard ciders to enjoy in our tasting room, on our patio or to take home. Live music and food trucks on weekends.
Mariola Italian
365 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-845-8889, mariolaitalian.com Featuring Italian-American dishes, including spaghetti and pizza pie, with several chef-driven twists.
123 E Liberty St 330-263-2949 www.brokenrockscafe.com 28 Wayne County Visitor Guide
www.roxgastropub.com
Minglewood Distilling Co.
TJ’s Restaurant & CW’s
Olde Jaol Steakhouse and Tavern
Troutman Vineyards & Winery
437 E. South St., Wooster 44691 330-601-1600, minglewooddistilling.com Wayne County’s only distillery! Located in the historic Ice House. Tasting flights, tours and cocktails available. Tasting room is open Fridays and Saturdays. 215 N. Walnut St., Wooster 44691 330-262-3333, oldejaol.com Have a romantic evening in the steakhouse or relax in the tavern. Join us in The Prohibition Room; you can also host a private event. Visit our website to see our hours.
Omahoma Bob’s BBQ
359 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-264-6263, tjsrestaurants.com TJ’s has been Wayne County’s finest restaurant for 60 years. Serving steaks, seafood, pasta, gourmet burgers, wine and spirits. Open Tues.Thurs. 4-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 4-10 p.m. 4243 Columbus Rd. (St. Rte. 3), Wooster 44691 330-263-4345, troutmanvineyards.com Serving you from a refurbished chicken coop. Come and visit our cozy tasting room or our picturesque backyard! Open year-round Fri. noon-6 p.m., Sat. noon-8 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m.
128 S. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-262-9871, omahomabobsbbq.com Traditional Texas style dry rub and smoked low and slow. Lovers of barbecue can dine in, carry out or choose us to cater their event.
Unique Shopping
Spoon Market & Deli
SHOPPING / ANTIQUES
144 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-0880, spoon-market.com Deli-style restaurant with full bar, appetizer menu and happy hour. Dine in or carry-out. Banquet facility on-site, catering on and off-site available. Check our website for hours.
Beyond the Brush Studio and Gifts 130 W. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-944-2699 Beyond the Brush Studio is a gift shop featuring unique items by local artists. We have pottery, woodcrafts, fabric, paper, canvas art and furniture.
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Blue Spruce Boutique
116 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-601-0100, bluespruce.boutique A lifestyle boutique including home decor, women and baby apparel, jewelry, accessories and books. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Books in Stock
140 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-BOOK (2665), booksinstock.net A fixture of downtown Wooster for three decades offering 85,000+ used and rare books in a clean, bright and organized store. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.8 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m.
Canaan Meats
1679 Old Columbus Rd., Wooster 44691 330-804-0240, canaanmeats.com Beef, pork, lamb, goat and deer custom processing. Full deli, specialty bacons, variety of jerky and sausage. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Clothing Warehouse Wooster
1981 Portage Rd., Wooster 44691 330-264-8776, facebook.com/ clothingwarehousewooster More than just clothes! Shop up to 75% off retail price. Find name brand clothing, shoes, household items, jewelry, accessories, beauty items and more! Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Com-Patt-ibles Flowers and Gifts
149 N. Grant St., Wooster 44691 330-264-8654, compattiblesflowersandgifts.com An all-occasion florist ready to express your sentiments with beautiful designs. Proudly serving our community for over 30 years.
Dollar 1
1981 Portage Rd., Wooster 44691 330-264-8776, facebook.com/dollaronewooster Shop deals every day of the week, thousands of items with new inventory weekly! Prices changing every day, ranging from $8 to 25 cents. Open Mon.-Wed. and Fri.-Sat. 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Thurs. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
East Union Bulk Food Store & Deli
9089 Lincoln Way E., Orrville 44667 330-682-2100 One of the original bulk food stores! Produce, bakery, candies, chocolates, nuts, snacks, spices and more. Deli items are sliced fresh. Open Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Everything Surplus
1991 Portage Rd., Wooster 44691 330-264-8776, facebook.com/ everythingsurpluswooster Find the best value at well below retail price in food, furniture, health and beauty, electronics, cleaning supplies, sporting goods, appliances, tools and more. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Discover a unique, upscale thrift shop in the heart of Amish country. Watch as comforters, quilts, and woven rugs are handcrafted before you. Find treasures knowing that every purchase is a gift to the world. *All proceeds benefit Mennonite Central Committee and over 40 local non-profits.
/MCCConnectionsThriftShop
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Fleet Feet
148 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-3000, fleetfeet.com Inspiring the runner in everyone since 1976 through expert shoe outfitting, quality apparel and accessories.
Friendtique/Nest
223 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 (Friendtique); 132 N. Walnut St., Wooster 44691 (Nest) 330-262-2012, friendtique.org Antiques, gently used furniture, household items, clothing and much more. Profits benefit Ohio’s Hospice Lifecare. Donations accepted. Open Wed.Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
JK Gift Shop
114 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-725-7623, shopjkgifts.com If you are searching for a special, sentimental, fun or witty gift, JK is the place for you. It is truly the place to find “The Best Gift Ever.”
The J.M. Smucker Co.
333 Wadsworth Rd., Orrville 44667 330-684-1500, jmsmucker.com/ smucker-store
Lynch’s Irish Imports and Gifts
116 S. Market St., Wooster 44691 330-601-0160, facebook.com/lynchsirishimports Wooster’s best and only Irish imports gift shop. Selling hundreds of items that are brought in from Ireland, such as jewelry, clothing and novelties.
MacKenzie’s Silver Lining
147 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-1330, mackenziessilverlining.com Unique art jewelry in silver and gold with natural gemstones, beads, cabochons and pearls. Custom designs by MacKenzie. Open Wed.-Fri. 10 a.m.5:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Holiday hours Tues.Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
MCC Connections Thrift Shop & Quilt Room 4080 Kidron Rd., Kidron 44636 330-857-7802, mccconnections.com An upscale thrift shop. Find bargains in name-brand clothing, housewares, furniture, toys, books, vintage and more. Benefits Mennonite Central Committee’s mission globally and locally.
Olive Lane Oils and Vinegars
137 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-601-1645, olivelaneoils.com Enjoy over 50 specialty olive oils and balsamic vinegars along with a great selection of kitchen goods, bakery items and succulents. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
P. Graham Dunn
630 Henry St., Dalton 44618 330-828-1426, pgrahamdunn.com
Browse a full selection of our products from the Smucker Family of Brands. We also offer unique gift items and Sweet Pic’s custom jars. Open Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Journey in Time
1314 Wadsworth Rd., Orrville 44667 330-464-0099, journeyintimeorrville.com A 25,000-square-foot destination filled with home decor, antiques, primitives and unique items for your home and garden.
Lehman’s
4779 Kidron Rd., Dalton 44618 800-438-5346, lehmans.com
Manufacturer of inspirational art, home décor, gifts and more. Stop in and explore our 20,000-sq.-ft. gift shop, take a tour, engrave a personalized gift or take a walk at our park. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Pallotta Ford
4199 Cleveland Rd., Wooster 44691 330-345-6600, pallottaford.com Wayne County’s largest complete sales and service center. Service, parts, tires and accessories. On-site state-of-the-art collision center. Open six days a week.
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Pine Tree Barn
4374 Shreve Rd., Wooster 44691 330-264-1014, pinetreebarn.com
A Time to Craft, LLC
2799 Cleveland Rd., Wooster 44691 330-466-1643, atimetocraft.com Variety of art and craft classes. Paint ceramics, wood or canvas. Shop fabric and yarn, or work on projects during Open Studio. Private events available.
Timeless Treasures Antiques, LLC
5367 Back Orrville Rd., Wooster 44691 330-262-8463 Unique selection of collectibles, antiques, glass, signage and tools. Open Thurs.-Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Mon-Wed. Our restored historic barn offers three levels of fabulous gifts, home furnishings, interior design services and gourmet luncheon restaurant overlooking the family Christmas tree farm.
Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center
4141 Cleveland Rd., Wooster 44691 330-345-5051, pallottaford.com Open Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Sat. 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Roomscapes
146 E. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-1088, roomscapesonline.com Ekornes Stressless Chairs, distinctive furnishings by Smith Brothers, Norwalk, American Leather comfort sleepers. Free in-home decorating. Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Also visit Runions’ Furniture in Orrville.
Toyrifix
885 W. Main St., Smithville 44677 330-669-3737, toyrifix.com Puzzles, games, LEGO, Playmobil, toys, baby, stuffed animals, puppets, dress up, pretend play, educational toys and games. Something for everyone age 0-99.
Uptown/Downtown Antiques & Consignments
215 W. Liberty St., Wooster 44691 330-262-9735, facebook.com/ uptowndowntownantiquesconsignments Vintage meets modern. Open Mon.-Sat. 10:30 a.m.5:30 p.m., Sun. noon-4 p.m. Closed major holidays.
World Crafts
13110 Emerson Rd., Kidron 44636 330-857-0590, worldcraftskidron.com Shop for fair trade items, artisan-crafted jewelry, personal accessories, home and garden decor, nativities, ornaments, coffee, tea and chocolate. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Medina County located in Northeast Ohio is packed with postcard-perfect communities where everyone feels like they are home. Each town is filled with one-of-a-kind attractions, timeless shopping experiences, and adventures for both the indoor and outdoor enthusiasts. Top this off with the world’s melting pot of flavors, from our variety of tantalizing dining options to our array of spirits, you will find yourself transported every meal! What is stopping you from booking your next trip to Medina County?
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For a Simpler Life From the practical to the pretty, shop at Lehman’s for thousands of products that will help you take the next step on your journey to a simpler life. Enjoy family friendly events all year long.
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