Posted in Ohio
July 31, 2015
Take These 12 Unforgettable Vacations In Ohio If You Feel Like Really Splurging
With the summer starting to wind down, it’s time to plan your Ohio vacation before the warm and sunny season is over. Thankfully, our state is full of several vacation worthy spots–and if cost and budgets aren’t issues, these vacations are an absolute must-do. The following are what we consider to be some of the best vacation destinations in Ohio.
It's hard to ignore the roller coaster capital of the world when you live in the same state as it. After a day of roller coaster mania, be sure to cool off at the amusement park's neighboring water park.
Ohio has island life too. Whether you decide to take the beach bum approach or the boat exploration approach, Lake Erie will treat you well.
Ohio's beloved state park (and possibly the best state park in Ohio) offers an array of cabins for overnight stays, well known hiking spots such as Old Man's Cave (complete with breathtaking scenery) and even zip lining. For the ultimate outdoor vacation, this is your destination.
This family favorite amusement park is a must-do during the summer days. From "The Adventure Express" to "The Beast," there's literally a roller coaster for everyone. Close by, you'll find a popular water park called The Beach. But if you'd rather stay even closer to the amusement park, Soak City is an option here as well.
Where the simple things in life are celebrated and the freshly baked bread will make you want to stay forever.
It's always sunny in an indoor water park, and Ohio features several indoor water parks that help make you feel as if summer never ends. (Well, sort of.)
After a day with the animals, take a day to cool off at the family favorite Zoombezi Bay water park.
Canton is home to this upscale Tuscan inspired inn housing six Gervasi Villas, each comprised of four individual suites. This beautiful Italian getaway also (appropriately) features an Italian restaurant and winery.
Ohio is full of impressive zoos, and Cleveland is home to yet another. Once you've observed the wildlife and flourishing plant life of Cleveland, a visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will take you back to the start — the start of rock and roll, that is.
Located in Loudonville, this magnifiecent getaway offers murder mystery dinners and other amenities sure to make you feel like the king/queen of the castle, (in addition to cottages and other suite options.)
Cincinnati is home to this small amusement and water park on the banks of the Ohio River.
This Victorian-era structure is made up of two nine-story buildings, and features a five-story arcade with a glass skylight spanning more than 300 feet along four balconies. The building also features several shops and restaurants.
Where do you like to vacation in Ohio? Share your experiences and photos with us in the comments below!
