22 Best Attractions In Amish Country Ohio: An Overview for 2026!

Are you wondering what the best attractions in Amish country Ohio are?

Then, take a look at all the different experiences below!

Let’s get started!

KEY TAKEAWAYS: 

• 🌾 Landscapes: Roadtrip along the Amish Country Byway to enjoy the rolling hills, farmlands, and buggy-dotted backroads.

• 🍽️ Authentic dining: Enjoy hearty, home-cooked Amish meals. You can have family-style dinners in local homes or go for the famous buffets at Der Dutchman.

• 🛍️ Shopping: Explore finds like quilts, candles, leather goods, and antiques in places like Sheiyah Market and Schrock’s Heritage Village, that are only to be found in Amish Country.

Introduction to Amish Country Ohio

As you probably know, Amish country is located on hills of northeastern Ohio.

It’s a region where life moves at a much slower pace, and traditions run deep.

Covering parts of Holmes, Wayne, Tuscarawas, and Coshocton counties, the area is home to the largest Amish population in the United States, with over 76,200 Amish residents, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

In Amish country, you can expect to see:

• Horse-drawn buggies
• Roadside stands overflow with handmade goods
• Many well-maintained farmlands.

The HEART of Amish Country is Holmes County, about 80 miles (129 km) south of Cleveland and 50 miles (80 km) northeast of Columbus.

Most visitors base themselves in towns like Berlin, Millersburg, Sugarcreek, or Walnut Creek, where you’ll find a mix of experiences, hotels, restaurants, and shops.

1 Day Amish Country itinerary

Many people have been asking us to provide them with a one-day itinerary for the Amish country of Ohio.

So, let’s take a look!

Morning

• Start your day with breakfast at Boyd & Wurthmann, or grab fresh pastries from Miller’s Bakery!
• Visit the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center for a cultural introduction to Amish country Ohio.

Afternoon

• Taste local cheeses at Heini’s Cheese Chalet.
• Stroll through Berlin’s Main Street merchants.
• Shop at the beautifully curated Sheiyah Market.

Evening

• Dinner at the homestyle Berlin Farmstead Restaurant.
• Catch a family-friendly show at the Amish Country Theater.
• Optional: Stay overnight at the Comfort Suites Berlin.

Let’s now look at all the best things to do individually in the Amish country of Ohio!

Amish Country Byway

Amish Country is famous for its road trip-worthy scenic driving routes to discover the area!

The Amish Country Byway is a 160-mile (257 km) route that takes you through Holmes County and Berlin, Walnut Creek, Charm, Millersburg, and Sugarcreek., connecting farmland, bridges, and small Amish towns.

DID YOU KNOW: The Amish Country Byway has been designated as a National Scenic Byway in 2002?

👉 INSIDER TIP: Keep an eye out for buggy warning signs! Don’t forget that you will be sharing the road with Amish buggies.

If you’re short on time, you can also take the 20-mile (32 km) road between Berlin and Charm, which offers a perfect snapshot of the area.

You can use our widget below to discover the best accommodations in Amish Country Ohio!

Amish Heartland Tours

After your roadtrip, it’s time to get a real feeling of the authentic Amish life by booking a private experience with Amish Heartland Tours (only available between April to mid-October).

Shelley will love to take you on a private Amish Backroads Tour (up to 3 guests).

You can customize your tour, but generally, it includes:

• Backroads tours through the local and scenic countryside
• Evening in an Amish home with dinner and conversation

Tours start at $300 for 2 hours.

👉 INSIDER TIP: The Evening in an Amish Home tour includes a home-cooked meal and Q&A session, one of the best attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

Book in advance, especially in summer and fall, via the official website.

Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center

The Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center in Berlin is one of the most educational attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

It offers you a deep dive into the history, faith, and daily life of both Amish and Mennonite communities.

The highlight here is Behalt, a cyclorama mural that’s 10 feet high and 265 feet long, showing over 1,000 years of Anabaptist history.

What else you’ll find:

• A replica one-room Amish schoolhouse
• An 1800s-style printing press used for early Amish texts
• Exhibits on Amish traditions, migration, and beliefs

📍 5798 County Road 77, Berlin, OH 44610

📞 330-893-3192

🔗 Visit the Amish Mennonite Heritage Center website (free to visit as well)

In-home Amish Dining Experiences

One of the BEST attractions in Amish Country Ohio is sharing a home-cooked meal inside a real Amish home.

With Troyer’s Amish Tours, you can book an in-home dining experience that includes:

• A traditional Amish meal with dishes like roast beef, mashed potatoes, noodles, fresh bread, and homemade pie
• A warm welcome from your Amish hosts
• Optional guided tours that include stops at local farms, furniture makers, and schools

Meals are usually served family-style (you need to be at least eight people for the tour + dining option).

Expect to pay $99 for adults and $69 for children (6-12).

📍 Tours begin in or near Berlin, Ohio

🔗 Book through Troyer’s Amish Tours

Schrock’s Heritage Village in Berlin

Schrock’s Heritage Village is one of the most family-friendly attractions in Amish Country Ohio, especially if you’re staying in Berlin.

This village brings together several classic Amish Country experiences in one easy-to-navigate location.

Here’s what you’ll find:

• Craft and gift shops featuring Amish-made quilts, candles, home décor, and leather goods
• Tis the Season Christmas Shoppe: Ohio’s largest year-round Christmas store
• Berlin Antique Mall: a treasure trove of vintage finds and unique collectibles
• The Olde World Bakery and Bistro: stop in for pastries, sandwiches, and fresh coffee
• Miniature horse farm with barn tours and petting areas (great for kids!)

📍 4363 State Route 39, Berlin, OH 44610

🔗 Schrock’s Heritage Village website

Wilderness Center

Just outside the northeastern corner of Holmes County, the Wilderness Center in Wilmot is a lesser-known but unforgettable stop.

It definitely deserves a place among the top attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

Covering 619 acres, this free-to-visit nature preserve has over 10 miles (16 km) of trails that lead you through old-growth forests, open meadows, wetlands, prairies, and along both Fox and Sugar Creeks.

The Wilderness Center is also home to Wilderness Lake, where you can often spot birds, turtles, and the occasional deer.

The Nature Center itself includes:

• A birdwatching room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking active feeders
• Interactive exhibits focused on conservation and local ecosystems
• A small but thoughtful gift shop with nature books, trail gear, and handmade items

📍 9877 Alabama Ave. SW, Wilmot, Ohio 44689

📞 330-359-5235

🔗 Visit the official Wilderness Center website

Farm at Walnut Creek

The Farm at Walnut Creek is another family-friendly attraction in Amish Country Ohio.

Located in Sugarcreek, this working Amish farm is home to over 500 animals, including both native and exotic species.

Expect to see:

• Zebras, camels, emus, kangaroos, and more
• Classic farm animals like sheep, goats, deer, and horses
• Opportunities to hand-feed animals from your car or a horse-drawn wagon

In addition to the animal experience, you can step inside an Amish home on the property, where you’ll find demonstrations of canning, quilting, and baking.

📍 4147 County Road 114, Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681

🔗 Visit the official Farm at Walnut Creek website

Prices for the Farm at Walnut Creek are 15 USD for adults and 12 USD for children (3-12 years)

👉 INSIDER TIP: This is one of the few attractions in Amish Country Ohio where kids and adults can enjoy something hands-on and educational at the same time.

Miller’s Bakery

Tucked away on a quiet country road near Millersburg, Miller’s Bakery is a local spot that deserves a top spot on your list of attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

What you’ll find:

• Legendary fruit tarts (don’t skip them!)
• Fresh donuts, cinnamon rolls, fry pies, and breads
• No-frills, cash-only setup

📍 4250 Township Hwy 356, Millersburg, OH 44654

📞 (330) 893-3002

Visit the Miller’s Bakery Tripadvisor page here!

Hershberger’s Farm and Bakery

Hershberger’s Farm and Bakery is one of the most popular attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

Located just outside Millersburg, this spot is part petting zoo, part bakery, and part country store.

What you can do:

• Feed the animals in the petting zoo
• Take a buggy ride around the farm for a classic Amish Country experience
• Shop for antiques, handmade toys, and local leather goods like belts and wallets
• Stock up on fry pies, donuts, and baked goods that people drive hours to get

Practical information:

📍 5452 State Route 557, Millersburg, OH 44654

📞 330-674-6096

🔗 More info about Hershberger’s Farm and Bakery

Guggisberg Cheese Factory

A visit to the Guggisberg Cheese Factory in Charm is like taking a quick trip to the Swiss Alps.

This stop is not only beautiful from the outside but also one of the most iconic cheese attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

This family-run factory is the birthplace of Baby Swiss cheese.

What to expect:

• Free cheese samples of their Baby Swiss, smoked Swiss, and other local favorites
• A viewing window into the cheese-making process (call ahead to catch production hours)
• A gift shop with Ohio-made goods, snacks, and dairy-themed souvenirs

📍 5060 State Route 557, Millersburg, Ohio 44654

📞 (330) 893-2500

🔗 Visit the Guggisberg Cheese website

👉 INSIDER TIP: Try their premium reserve, Baby Swiss. It’s aged longer and has a richer, nutty flavor.

Weavers Farm and Furniture

For us, Weaver’s Farm and Furniture is one of those charming, unexpected attractions in Amish Country Ohio that brings together food, fun for kids, and handcrafted Amish furniture (a must-see).

This family-owned spot is especially worth a visit on Wednesdays when you get a homemade pretzel for 1/2 price.

These pretzels are soft, buttery, and hands-down the best we’ve had in the region.

Amish Door Restaurant

A traditional restaurant (almost 50 years old) that belongs on the list of BEST attractions in Amish Country Ohio, the Amish Door Restaurant serves homestyle meals.

The restaurant is known for its all-you-can-eat meals, with servings like:

• Broasted chicken, roast beef, and ham
• Homemade mashed potatoes, noodles, dressing, and garden-fresh sides
• A full salad bar and dessert selection, including pies baked fresh daily

📍 1210 Winesburg St., Wilmot, OH 44689

📞 330-359-5464

🔗 Visit the Amish Door website

Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm

If you’re looking for the MOST INSTAGRAMMABLE STOP among the attractions in Amish Country Ohio, Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm is it.

Located near Dundee, this family-owned flower farm offers the full flower experience. You can walk through rows of blooming flowers, snap pictures, and even cut your own bouquet!

📍 Near Dundee, OH. You can check the Hummingbird Hill Flower Farm website.

👉 INSIDER TIP: Peak bloom usually happens in mid to late summer!

The Der Dutchman & Carlisle Inn

If there’s one classic Amish Country experience, it’s a meal at The Der Dutchman followed by a stay at the Carlisle Inn.

The restaurant’s famous buffet, which is full of broasted chicken, mashed potatoes, and pie, is reason enough to make this stop.

📍 Walnut Creek

🔗 Official site of Der Dutchman

Go camping in Amish Country

We find that camping is one of the most peaceful and best ways to experience the attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

There’s something special about waking up in Amish Country, hearing the birds, and knowing that horse-drawn buggies are riding the streets.

Let’s take a look at some of the best camping sites in Amish Country!

Best camping sites in Amish Country

1) Amish Country Campsites (Shreve)

Located in the northeastern corner of the county, this quiet, tucked-away campground is great if you want a more rustic, peaceful environment.

2) Evergreen RV Park (Dundee)

If you’re traveling with family, this site has it all. It has an indoor pool, game room, clean facilities, and full hookups.

It’s one of the most family-friendly attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

🔗 Evergreen RV Park

3) Timbercrest RV Park (Millersburg)

An off-the-beaten-path gem offering quiet wooded campsites, nature trails, and amenities like a shower, laundry, Wi-Fi, and playground.

🔗 Timbercrest RV Park

4) Scenic Hills RV Park (Berlin)

Tucked just off the main road, this adults-only park (ages 30+) is perfect if you are looking for quiet, self-contained RV camping close to downtown Berlin.

👉 INSIDER TIP: Self-contained units only. No tents.

🔗 Scenic Hills RV Park

5) Berlin RV Park

Right off the main route through Holmes County, this park is all about location and convenience.

👉 Great for RVs, but not ideal for light sleepers as there is some road noise.

🔗 Berlin RV Park

Berlin’s Amish-made furnishings

Berlin is known for its fine Amish woodworking, with furniture shops offering handcrafted pieces made from local hardwoods.

🔗 Visit Berlin Main Street Merchants

Handmade goods in Millersburg

Millersburg’s downtown is home to shops selling authentic Amish crafts, including quilts, candles, soaps, and leather goods.

🔗 Historic Downtown Millersburg

Holmes County Rails to Trails

This scenic 23-mile trail connects towns like Fredericksburg, Millersburg, and Killbuck.

It’s perfect for biking, walking, and even horseback riding.

Hillcrest Orchard

A fall favorite offering apple picking, fresh cider, and goods in a family-friendly setting. It’s especially beautiful during Ohio’s foliage season.

🔗 Hillcrest Orchard website

Loudonville Canoe Livery

Enjoy the Mohican River by canoe, kayak, or raft.

🔗 Loudonville Canoe Livery

Amish Country Theater

The Amish Country Theater is famous for its live comedy and shows.

🔗 Amish Country Theater

Wine tasting at Baltic Mill Winery

This charming winery is located inside a restored 19th-century mill and offers small-batch wines.

🔗 Baltic Mill Winery

Victorian House Museum

Step inside this 28-room mansion for a look at Victorian-era life in Holmes County.

Accommodations in Amish Country Ohio

Finding the right place to stay is key to enjoying the top attractions in Amish Country Ohio.

Let’s take a look at some of the favorite places to stay!

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Comfort Suites Berlin

Located in the heart of Berlin, this modern yet cozy hotel offers clean, spacious rooms, and it is close to shops, restaurants, and top sights.

Great for couples, families, or first-time visitors wanting to stay central.

🔗 Comfort Suites Berlin

The Atlee Suites

For a more boutique, apartment-style experience, The Atlee Suites in Berlin offer a stylish, peaceful stay with plenty of privacy.

🔗 The Atlee Suites

Cozy stays at Carlisle Inn

With locations in Walnut Creek and Sugarcreek, the Carlisle Inn is known for its welcoming atmosphere, spacious rooms, and unbeatable views.

Some rooms offer balconies with views of either Amish buggies rolling by or the peaceful countryside.

🔗 Carlisle Inn – Walnut Creek

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